SalesRadiance

The AI-powered sales machine. Built on Claude.

Our agents orchestrate lead research and enrichment, write the outreach, and help book qualified meetings on your calendar. 400+ meetings booked across 12+ industries.

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Track record

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400+ Meetings booked Every one sourced cold
12+ Industries sold into SaaS to mortgage to telecom
0 Headcount you add The agents do the work
What it does

One machine, from cold account to booked meeting.

You already pay for the sequencer, the dialer, and the data. None of it books a meeting on its own. SalesRadiance connects them with AI agents that research, enrich, write, and follow up, so your pipeline keeps moving without adding headcount.

  1. 01

    Agents research every account

    Orchestrated agents work your whole market in parallel — company news, hiring signals, tech stack, funding, leadership changes — and roll it up into a brief per account. Hours of rep research, done in minutes.

  2. 02

    AI-driven lead enrichment

    Every contact is verified and enriched — role, seniority, trigger events, and the reason they'd care right now — then scored against your ICP. Only the accounts worth a conversation move forward.

  3. 03

    Outreach that reads one-to-one

    Agents write every email and call opener from that account's research, so each message is about their business. If it would still make sense sent to a thousand other companies, it doesn't go out.

  4. 04

    Meetings booked, briefs attached

    Replies get followed up and qualified, and meetings land on your calendar with an AI-built brief: what made them say yes, what they're trying to fix, and who else signs off. Your rep walks in warm.

The agents

A team of agents behind every meeting.

One orchestrator hands work to specialist agents, each with a single job. We built the whole system on Claude, Anthropic's model: it's the reasoning engine inside every agent, not a chatbot bolted onto someone else's tool.

  1. 01

    Orchestrator

    Takes your ICP, breaks the market into accounts, dispatches agents in parallel, and checks their work before anything moves to the next stage.

  2. 02

    Research agent

    Reads the company's site, news, job posts, and leadership moves, and writes a one-page brief on why they might buy now.

  3. 03

    Enrichment agent

    Fills the gaps on each contact — role, seniority, verified email, trigger events — and scores fit against the ICP we agreed on.

  4. 04

    Messaging agent

    Writes personalized emails, follow-ups, and call talk tracks from the brief. Every draft is reviewed before it sends.

  5. 05

    Booking agent

    Handles replies, proposes times, and helps book qualified meetings onto your calendar, with a CRM record and a two-minute brief for your rep.

Industries

The script changes. The discipline doesn't.

Twelve-plus verticals, each with a different buyer, a different objection, and a different reason they stopped picking up. The agents retrain on each one; the machine never stops running.

01B2B SaaS
02Mortgage & lending
03Telecom expense
04Customer success
05Financial services
06Insurance
07Healthcare IT
08Logistics & freight
09Manufacturing
10Staffing & recruiting
11Professional services
12Cybersecurity
The short version

What we won't do.

  • Buy you a scraped list
  • Report open rates as progress
  • Book a junk meeting to hit a number
  • Let AI send an email nobody reviewed
  • Pretend this works in month one

Outbound compounds. Month one is tuning the agents to your ICP, warming domains, and finding the message that lands. Month two is when the calendar fills.

Process

Five steps. Same order, every account.

AI handles the repeatable work at machine speed. The judgment calls stay human. That split is what makes it consistent enough to compound.

  1. 01

    Agree on who counts

    Titles, company size, trigger events. We settle what "qualified" means before the agents start, so nobody argues about lead quality in week three.

  2. 02

    Agents research and enrich

    Agents find the accounts that match, enrich every contact, and score fit. No bought lists, so your sending domain stays clean.

  3. 03

    Run both channels at once

    AI-personalized sequences and calls hit the same accounts together. Whichever one they answer, the message already knows their business.

  4. 04

    Qualify before booking

    If the fit doesn't hold up, it doesn't reach your calendar.

  5. 05

    Book and hand off

    Meeting booked with the brief attached. Weekly numbers on dials, replies, meetings set, and meetings actually held — that last one is the only metric that counts.

Fit

I'd rather tell you no now.

Worth a call

  • You sell B2B at a deal size that justifies a human conversation.
  • You have paying customers but no consistent outbound.
  • Your closers are good and simply short on meetings.
  • You need pipeline this quarter, not a hiring process.
  • You can give me 30 minutes a week of feedback.

Don't bother

  • You want a list to blast yourself.
  • You're selling B2C or low-ticket transactional.
  • Volume matters to you more than fit.
  • Nobody internally can take a meeting within two weeks.
  • You want leads with no input on who they are.
Questions

The ones I get on every first call.

What does "built on Claude" mean?
SalesRadiance is our own agent system. We designed the orchestration, the agents, and the workflow, and built them on Claude, Anthropic's AI model, which does the reasoning inside each agent. It's a product we're building, not an off-the-shelf tool with AI added on. For you, that means the output of a full SDR team without hiring one.
Are the emails written by AI?
Our messaging agent writes them from each account's research, and every one is reviewed before it sends. Nothing goes to a prospect on autopilot.
How fast do meetings start landing?
Usually week three or four. Weeks one and two are tuning the agents to your ICP, domain warm-up, and finding the message that gets a reply. Anyone promising you meetings in week one is either sitting on a bought list or planning to book anybody who picks up.
Do you use my domain or your own?
Mine. I set up separate sending domains that redirect to your site, so if deliverability takes a hit during testing it never touches your primary domain or your team's day-to-day email.
What happens when a meeting no-shows?
I re-book it. No-shows get counted separately from meetings held in the weekly report, because held is the only number that means anything — and hiding it would make the reporting useless to both of us.
Can you work a list I already have?
Yes. The enrichment agents run it first and tell you honestly what shape it's in. Most in-house lists are half stale, so stale contacts get refreshed before anything sends.
Do I need a CRM already set up?
Helpful, not required. If you have one I'll work inside it so your reps see the full history. If you don't, you'll get a clean handoff doc per meeting and we can talk about whether a CRM is even worth it yet.
How does pricing work?
A flat monthly retainer for the outbound work, agreed up front against a target meeting volume — no per-lead pricing, because paying per lead is exactly what pushes an agency to book junk. Exact numbers depend on the vertical and how hard the buyer is to reach; we'll cover it on the call.

Tell me who you sell to.

Twenty minutes, no deck. Your ICP, what outbound you've already tried, and what a real meeting is worth to you. We'll run the agents live on a few of your target accounts. If it's not a fit, you'll know before we hang up.

Four fields. I reply the same business day.

Got it.

I'll come back to you the same business day with a couple of times that work.