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. For a consultant whose pipeline already arrives through their profile, it works the warm signals nobody gets to: unread connection requests, profile viewers, and everyone who engages with your posts.
A consultant's LinkedIn account is usually not short of signal. It is short of follow up. There are people who asked to connect months ago and never got a reply, people who read the profile twice last week, and people who left a thoughtful comment on a post and then heard nothing. Every one of those is warmer than anybody a search filter will produce, and every one of them goes cold in a fortnight.
SDR Pilot works five lead sources, and for a consultant the first three do most of the work.
Each one's profile is opened and scored, the ones that fit are accepted and the conversation is opened, and it costs none of your daily invitation budget because they invited you.
People who read you and moved on, qualified at a lower pass mark because the intent is in the act of looking.
Everyone who likes or comments on your writing, turned into researched leads.
The other two still run. Posts in your niche find people arguing about the exact problem you solve, and a people search works your ICP's titles, industries and countries. Your own existing connections, most of whom you have never spoken to, are imported and researched alongside them, so they are scored too.
Onboarding reads your website and drafts a playbook: who you are, what you offer, the persona you work with, your rules, the goal of a conversation, and your FAQs.
You edit it, and for a consultant that edit is the whole product. What you will and will not take on, what a first conversation should establish, what you never discount, what question you always ask before quoting. From then on every message comes from that document and the person's own profile.
Say you are an AI before you send a link.
There are no sequences and no templates, which matters more in a small market than a large one.
If you sell to 400 people in one industry and they all see the same opener, the product has cost you the market rather than opened it.
It answers. From your playbook, in minutes, qualifying against the criteria you wrote, and holding the conversation until the lead is ready for you.
Put your booking link in the playbook and it will send it when the playbook says so. It does not connect a calendar and it does not book a meeting by itself. The moment you reply to a thread yourself, from the app or from LinkedIn on your phone, it stands down on that thread.
With a hard ceiling of 25, every one preceded by a profile read and an ICP score.
A new sender starts at 5 a day and reaches 20 on day 16.
One action at a time, inside the hours you set.
All of it runs from your own session on a dedicated residential IP in your own country. If your reputation in a small market is the asset you sell, this is the number that protects it.
It will not write your posts. You can write, schedule and publish text posts from the app, and the engagement becomes leads, but the words stay yours.
It will not book meetings or manage a calendar.
It will not send email, WhatsApp or anything outside LinkedIn.
It will not join engagement pods, auto like or auto comment on other people's posts.
It will not run without a dedicated residential IP in your own country, which is why every sender warms up before it runs at full pace.
Yes, and it is the highest priority source by default. Each incoming request has its profile opened and scored against your ICP, the ones that fit are accepted and the conversation is opened, and none of it spends your 20 daily invitations because they invited you.
Yes. Profile viewers are one of the five sources, and they qualify at a lower default pass mark than a cold search result because the intent is already in the act of looking.
No. There are no templates and no sequences. Each message is written from your playbook and from what it read on that person's profile, which matters most in a small market where your prospects talk to each other.
No. You can write, schedule and publish text posts from the app, and everyone who engages with them becomes a researched lead, but SDR Pilot does not write posts for you.
$97 a month on the Pro plan: one LinkedIn sender, unlimited leads, unlimited conversations. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial. Create an account, add a card at checkout and connect LinkedIn; nothing is charged before day 15, and you can cancel in the billing portal any time. Plans start at $97 a month for one LinkedIn sender.