SDR Pilot (sdrpilot.ai) is an AI SDR from $97 a month that runs on your own LinkedIn account and can be driven by your own AI agent. It reads every profile first, spends your requests only on people who fit your ICP, and holds every conversation from your playbook.
14 days free, card required at checkout, nothing charged before day 15. Cancel any time in the billing portal.
Alex Hormozi at the Skool Games Q1 2026 event, on how his own company sells now: an AI rep on text, not voice. Four minutes worth your time.

Same play, on LinkedIn: an AI rep in your own DMs that researches each lead and answers in your voice, from your own account.
No testimonials yet. This is the substitute: one thread the agent opened on its own, unedited. Judge the writing.
saw your point about whatsapp turning into a black hole where bookings quietly disappear, that one landed
you build ai agents and run workflow audits for us-based agencies right?
how do you currently capture those high-intent messages without losing them
Hello Sohaib Yeah I am currently helping us based business for their ai agents and workflows as well. I find out that problem around 2 years ago business missing leads, not taking proper followups, need a huge sales team.
small confession, you've been chatting with my SDR Pilot agent this whole time, it runs my linkedin dms now. worth a look?
Oooooh great!
I will check that out.
The playbook tells this agent to come clean before it sends a link. Yours says what you want it to.
The agent in this thread is SDR Pilot's AI agent. Every message on the agent's side was written by it, from the founder's playbook, on the founder's own LinkedIn account. Yours runs the same way from your playbook, on your account.
SDR Pilot on your own LinkedIn account, driven from Claude Code over MCP. Your agent asks, the pacer keeps the caps. MCP and the API are included on every plan. How MCP works →

For founders, consultants and agencies that sell B2B from their own LinkedIn. From finding the right people to holding the conversation, it runs the whole loop, inside the limits LinkedIn tolerates.
Six places it looks: posts in your niche, people who engage with your posts, people search on your ICP's titles and countries, incoming connection requests, your profile viewers, and your own connections. Discovery runs on its own schedule, every few hours. Turn a source off, or decide which one gets the day's requests first.
Every profile is read on LinkedIn and scored from 0 to 100 against your ICP before anything is sent. The ICP starts from your website at onboarding and learns from the people who actually buy. Set a different bar per source, block industries and countries, and keep students, recruiters and "open to work" out with one switch. Most people get a no. That is the point.
Most of our pipeline this quarter came out of conversations, not campaigns.
Students, interns, recruiters, HR, "open to work", and employees of the twenty largest corporates.
Connection requests go out at a human pace, 20 a day with a warm-up, empty by default or with a short note written from the person's profile when you want one. When someone accepts or writes first, the agent answers from your playbook: your company, your offer, your persona, your rules, your goal, your FAQs. It stands down the moment you reply yourself.
saw your point about whatsapp turning into a black hole where bookings quietly disappear, that one landed
you build ai agents and run workflow audits for us-based agencies right?
how do you currently capture those high-intent messages without losing them
Reply, react, send a voice note or a file from the app, or answer in the LinkedIn app itself; the agent sees it and steps back on that thread. Threads that existed before you started stay with you. Conversations the agent did not start can be left for you. Leads move through stages and tags, and the dashboard shows the funnel per account.
Write, schedule and publish LinkedIn posts from the same place, edit or remove them after they go out, and see who reacted and commented. Everyone who engages is researched and scored like any other lead.
SDR Pilot reads it and writes your playbook: company info, offer, persona, rules, goal and FAQs, plus a knowledge base and a first ICP. You test the agent on sample prospects before it talks to anyone.
Say you are an AI before you send a link.
Your own session, not a password stored in the open. A dedicated residential IP in your country is set up before it logs in, and the account warms up over its first 16 days.
Within minutes it is reading posts, researching people and queueing the day's requests. Open the app to see the funnel, every conversation, and the leads it said yes to.
(an optional encrypted auto-reconnect exists, off by default).
, in the account's country. No datacenter IPs, no browser extension, no shared pool.
; every request carries it (a test fails the build if a hard-coded user agent appears).
New accounts warm up: 5 requests a day, plus one a day.
, on your own calendar day.
Requests, profile reads and replies are queued and paced, never fired in a burst.
, no comment automation, no mass anything.
The founder's own account has run on it since June 2026. That is a design, not a promise.
A new account starts at 5 requests a day and adds one a day until it reaches 20 on day 16.
One SDR is one connected LinkedIn account at $97 a month, sending 20 researched requests a day. Set your own rates and see the pipeline it builds, what it costs, and the return.
Everything downstream of the accept, who replies, who books, who buys, depends on your offer and your list, which is why every one of those is a control you set rather than a number we filled in. Your own team’s time, and anything you pay for lead data, sits on top of the plan price.
These are your rates, not promises. The connection request pace and the ceiling are real product limits. Plan price only.
A sender is one connected LinkedIn account with its own residential IP in its own country. Agency plans add client workspaces under your brand.
600 researched requests a month for $97. If half are accepted and half of those reply, that is 150 conversations, about $0.65 each.
10 clients, one sender each: $297 + 9 × $37 = $630 a month, about $63 per client, under your own brand.
10 clients with 3 senders each: $497 + 29 × $27 = $1,280 a month, about $43 per sender.
Past about 17 clients, Agency Unlimited works out cheaper than Agency plus per-client fees. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Prices exclude VAT and are billed in euros in the EU, pounds in the UK and dollars elsewhere.
Nothing can promise that. What it does: your own session, one residential IP in your country, 20 requests a day with a warm-up, one action at a time, active hours, no extension, no pods. The founder's own account has run on it since June 2026.
Company info, offer, persona, rules, goal, FAQs. Onboarding drafts it from your website; you edit it in the app on the AI Agent page. The same document writes the replies, qualifies the leads and writes the connection note.
It does, from the playbook and the person's profile. Reply yourself at any time, from the app or from LinkedIn, and it stands down on that thread.
None to keep it running. Nothing to approve, nothing to schedule; it sends on its own inside the hours you set. Open the inbox when you want to, reply yourself, and it stands down on that thread.
It holds the conversation until the lead is ready for you and hands the thread over. Put your booking link in the playbook and it sends it when the playbook says so. It does not connect a calendar of its own.
If you tell it to. The playbook in the thread above says so before a link is sent, and the lead asked for the link anyway.
No sequences, no templates. It reads the person's profile and posts, scores them against your ICP, and decides what to send, or whether to send at all. Most people get a no.
Posts in your niche, people who engage with your posts, people search, incoming requests, profile viewers, your own connections. Every one is researched before it gets a request.
$97 a month for one LinkedIn account, $47 for each extra sender. Agencies: $297 for 10 client workspaces under your brand or $497 unlimited, with extra senders at $37 and $27. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Prices exclude VAT and are billed in euros in the EU, pounds in the UK and dollars everywhere else, same numbers.
Start the free trial at app.sdrpilot.ai. Create an account, verify your email, add a card at checkout, enter your website and connect LinkedIn. The first 14 days are free, nothing is charged before day 15, and you can cancel any time in the billing portal.
Create an account, start the 14-day free trial, connect LinkedIn, and the first requests go out inside your active hours. From $97 a month, nothing charged before day 15.