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SEOmaticVerified
Autonomous SEO agents that read Search Console data and publish approved fixes into your CMS.
From FreeWhy it's on this listAgent permissions · YesThree autonomy modes plus code-enforced guardrails: protected money and legal pages, per-capability holds, a daily credit ceiling and destructive actions that always need an admin.Source ↗
Where it improves on Warmly
- +Claude · YesAnthropic Claude is used for specific jobs by default and becomes the sole writing model for workspaces flagged EU-sensitive, running on your own Anthropic key.Source ↗
- +Model choice · PartlyThe vendor picks the default stack; your choice is limited to flagging a workspace EU-sensitive or supplying your own Anthropic/OpenAI key, not free model selection.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Warmly
- −Runs autonomously · PartlyUnattended operation is real but deliberately bounded: agents arrive switched off, and even in the highest mode new content, redirects, canonicals, noindex and pruning always wait for a person.Source ↗
- −GPT · PartlyOpenAI is used for images, embeddings and some text tasks rather than as the main writer, though a workspace may elect to run its text generation on OpenAI with its own key.Source ↗
- −API access · PartlyReads and insight calls work on the free plan, but any REST call that stages a change requires the top Infrastructure tier, so programmatic acting is gated to the most expensive plan.Source ↗
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ArgorantVerified
Verified B2B contact data, email verification and outbound campaigns, drivable by your own AI agent over MCP.
From $99/monthWhy it's on this listDone-for-you service · YesArgorant Managed is a done-for-you engagement where their team buys domains, warms inboxes, writes and runs campaigns and works replies; it is quoted on a call rather than priced publicly.Source ↗
Where it improves on Warmly
- +Agent permissions · YesAccess is scoped per capability, with free read scopes separated from credit-spending ones, tool allowlists the owner controls, and destructive tools flagged so the client prompts before sending email.Source ↗
- +Claude · YesClaude is a first-class client with its own setup guide and a native remote MCP connector covering Desktop, Cowork and Code.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Warmly
- −Runs autonomously · PartlyAn agent can run the whole loop unattended for free actions, but every credit-spending step and every campaign launch is gated on explicit approval, and destructive tools are annotated so clients ask first.Source ↗
- −Multi-agent · PartlySeveral agents can share one workspace's lists and credit balance with a key each, so spend is attributable per agent, but Argorant supplies no orchestration or hand-off between them.Source ↗
- −Free tier · PartlyYou can start without a card, but it is a 14-day trial rather than a standing free plan: campaigns pause and unused trial credits expire at day 14.Source ↗
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Artisan
Autonomous AI BDR that sources B2B leads, sends personalized outbound, handles replies and books meetings.
From FreeWhy it's on this listFor the reader whose gap is net-new accounts that have never visited the site, which is outside what Warmly's visitor-identification model can reach at all. Artisan runs Ava, an autonomous AI BDR that sources leads and writes and sends multi-channel outbound -- email, social, calls -- booking meetings without a rep drafting each message, i.e. cold prospecting rather than engaging inbound traffic. Its Team, Scale and Enterprise plans are scoped to lead volume, mailbox count and dialer seats rather than published flat prices. The tradeoff: Artisan has no visitor de-anonymization or on-site engagement of its own -- it is a pure outbound complement, not an inbound replacement.
Where it improves on Warmly
- +Agent permissions · YesGuardrails are explicit and per campaign: approve before sending, locked tone and CTAs, banned phrases, escalation rules and DNC lists, with full autonomy as the default setting.Source ↗
- +Claude · PartlyArtisan ships an official Claude connector on all plans, so Claude can drive your Artisan account from a chat. That is Claude acting as a client, not disclosure that Claude powers Ava. The vendor names no model behind Ava, and the connector is flagged as early.Source ↗
- +Certifications · YesSOC 2 Type II certified and GDPR-aligned with a DPA and EU, UK representatives named; no ISO 27001 claim appears anywhere, and the trust centre keeps the pentest report and policies behind an access request.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Warmly
- −Multi-agent · PartlyThe vendor describes swarms of research agents used for enrichment and qualification, which is one orchestrated research step rather than several named agents you compose or assign to a task.Source ↗
- −In your editor · NoThe surfaces are a web workspace, connected mailboxes, a dialer, Slack and a Claude connector. No editor plugin.Source ↗
- −API access · PartlyOnly inbound: a per-campaign webhook endpoint with its own API key lets you push leads in from any HTTP client, and webhooks appear only from the Employee plan upward. No general read or write REST API is documented anywhere in the help centre.Source ↗
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Lead Scorer
AI SDR that finds, scores and drafts to B2B leads, with the whole workflow exposed as an MCP server.
From FreeWhy it's on this listAgent permissions · YesPermissions are explicit and bounded: an agent can build an entire campaign and write every draft, but cannot launch it, and spending is gated by an estimate, a confirmation threshold and a per-call lead ceiling.Source ↗
Where it improves on Warmly
- +Claude · YesClaude is a first-class client through the hosted MCP server, including Claude Code, with per-client setup guides and OAuth sign-in rather than a pasted key.Source ↗
- +Open models · PartlyAny MCP client you write yourself can drive the product, so the driving model is yours to choose; the vendor never names an open-weight model and its own hosted generation is not selectable.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Warmly
- −Runs autonomously · PartlyDiscovery, enrichment, scoring and drafting run end to end without a human, but the send is a hard stop: the vendor states there is no auto-send switch and launching is a human action in the app.Source ↗
- −API access · PartlyProgrammatic access exists but only as the MCP server, authenticated by OAuth 2.1 or a Bearer MCP API key; no public REST API or endpoint reference is documented anywhere on the site.Source ↗
- −A company can buy it · PartlyAn organisation can contract for it and billing details include organisation data, but every published plan is a single-user workspace with one connected inbox; no team or enterprise plan is offered.Source ↗
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11x
AI digital workers Alice and Julian for outbound prospecting, inbound qualification and phone calls.
Why it's on this listCertifications · YesThe vendor publishes SOC 2 Type II and CASA Tier 3 certifications with a trust portal, plus GDPR alignment with DPAs for EU customers and CCPA compliance.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Warmly
- −Done-for-you service · NoYou buy and run the platform yourself with your own CRM and mailboxes connected; 11x staffs a customer success team per account but does not present itself as an agency building bespoke systems for you.Source ↗
- −Multi-agent · PartlyTwo named workers, Alice on outbound and Julian on inbound, run on one platform and one API, but the vendor never describes several agents coordinating on a single task.Source ↗
- −Free tier · NoEvery call to action is a booked demo or a sales conversation; there is no self-serve sign-up, no trial and no standing free plan published, and /pricing returns 404.Source ↗
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Amplemarket
AI sales copilot that turns buying signals into drafted multichannel outreach on an all-in-one prospecting platform.
From $600/month billed annuallyWhy it's on this listClaude · PartlyClaude is supported as a client that drives Amplemarket over its MCP server, on Claude's own paid tiers; the vendor never discloses which model powers Duo internally, so this is access from Claude rather than a model choice.Source ↗
Where it improves on Warmly
- +Bring your own key · PartlyYou can bring your own sending infrastructure - custom SMTP or SendGrid alongside Gmail and Outlook mailboxes - but nothing published offers bring-your-own model keys, inference account or cloud tenancy.Source ↗
- +Seat model · YesSeats are the pricing unit and each tier carries a floor - two users on Startup, four on Growth, ten on Elite - with extra seats purchasable and no published per-seat rate or ceiling.Source ↗
Trade-offs against Warmly
- −Done-for-you service · NoYou license and operate the software yourself. What the vendor's people supply is onboarding and account management, not a team running campaigns on your behalf, and the level of that help is a plan attribute.Source ↗
- −Runs autonomously · NoThe vendor advertises the opposite of unattended operation: Duo finds signals and drafts the sequence, but a rep edits, regenerates or sends it, and the vendor states outright that nothing goes out without visibility.Source ↗
- −Multi-agent · PartlyThe vendor names several distinct agents in one pipeline - scanning for signals, researching context, then writing sequences - but never describes them coordinating with or delegating to each other, and there is no orchestration or custom-agent builder documented.Source ↗
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