How we picked and ranked these GTM agents
A GTM agent is AI that does part of the pipeline-building job on its own: finding accounts, watching signals, researching, running outreach and updating the CRM. It overlaps heavily with AI SDR tools; for background, read our AI SDR guide or GTM 2.0.
We are TwinsAI, so we ranked ourselves first. To keep that honest, every entry gets the same fields from the vendor's own site on 2026-11-10, and anything unpublished is marked "not published" or "not confirmed", never guessed.
One common name is missing on purpose. Landbase now positions itself on its own site as a data and list tool whose scored lists go to the CRM for SDRs to work, so it is out of scope for a list of agents that run outreach.
The five criteria that separate GTM agents
- TAM and signal coverage. Does the agent build the account list, and which buying signals can it act on?
- Channels the agent executes itself. Email, LinkedIn, SMS and phone. For phone, there are three different answers: AI voice that talks to the prospect, a dialer that human reps operate, or nothing.
- CRM write-back. Do replies, call outcomes and meetings land on the right records automatically, and in which CRMs?
- Human-in-the-loop controls. Approval before sending, guardrails, budget caps and an instant pause.
- Buying terms. A published price, credit meters, seat bundles and contract length.
GTM agents compared at a glance
| Agent | TAM and signals | Channels the agent runs | Phone | CRM write-back | Human-in-the-loop | Published entry price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TwinsAI GTM Agents | Builds the TAM from your ICP; hiring, funding, stack, leadership, pricing-page signals | Email, LinkedIn, SMS | Agent dials; a human rep talks | Salesforce, HubSpot, Close, Zoho | Actions logged; pause any agent | Not published (per engagement) |
| 11x | Built-in data, site de-anonymization, funding, hiring, job moves | Email, social (LinkedIn), SMS, WhatsApp | AI voice for inbound and expansion; dialer for reps | HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive | Approval thresholds, campaign preview | Alice from $3,750/mo billed annually (11x guide) |
| Artisan (Ava) | 250M+ contacts, funding, hiring, website visitors | Email; LinkedIn not confirmed | Dialer add-on for reps; Ava cannot call | Salesforce, HubSpot (bi-directional) | Approve before send, budget caps, pause | Not published |
| Clay | 150 to 200+ data providers, job changes, web intent | Email (Sequencer) | None (phone enrichment only) | Auto-sync on Growth+; Salesforce named | Approval tiers per action | Launch from $185/mo, Growth from $495/mo; billing basis not stated |
| Unify | 1.1B+ people, 65M+ companies, many signals | Email; social (LinkedIn not named) | Dialer for human reps | Salesforce, HubSpot (read/write on Business only) | Task dashboard; approval mode not explicit | Base $20, Pro $60 per seat/mo billed monthly; Business custom |
| Apollo | Own database, lookalikes, buying signals | Email; social touches as sequence steps | Dialer for human reps | Salesforce, HubSpot | Agents recommend, humans approve | Check Apollo's pricing page |
| Common Room (part of Zoom) | 400M+ contacts, Bombora, website and community signals | Email (Engage); LinkedIn not confirmed | Dialer for human reps | Salesforce, HubSpot, plus 50+ integrations | Role permissions; per-message approval not described | Essential $2,500/mo billed annually (5 seats) |
| HubSpot Breeze Prospecting Agent | Funding, leadership, launches, site visits | Email (optional fully autonomous mode) | Not agent-executed | HubSpot only | Review before send; daily limits | $1 per recommended lead, plus HubSpot subscription |
| Amplemarket (Duo) | 200M+ contacts, Duo Signals, job changes | Email, social steps; AI voice messages | Dialer for reps; voice notes, not AI calls | Not confirmed | Reps review agent drafts | Startup $600/mo, annual term, 2 users |
Read the phone column first if calls matter. As of 2026-11-10, none of the GTM and revenue agent vendors we checked states on its own site that a sales agent places outbound calls itself. TwinsAI works the same way: the agent dials, and a person talks.
1. TwinsAI: best for teams that want outbound that reaches the phone
TwinsAI GTM Agents build the target account list from your ICP and best customers, score every account for fit with a plain-English reason, and watch for buying signals such as hiring, funding, stack changes, leadership moves and pricing-page visits. When an account crosses the line, one agent holds the whole thread across email, LinkedIn, SMS and a call on the TwinsAI parallel dialer.
On the call, the agent runs the dialing: up to 10 lines at once, ScreenPass replies to AI call screeners, voicemail drops in the rep's own voice, and the live human reaches a rep in under 400ms. A human rep holds the conversation. Leads, call outcomes and meetings sync to the CRM with an owner assigned.
- Best for: B2B teams whose buyers still take calls and who want one agent across email, LinkedIn, SMS and phone, set up by an engineer.
- Trade-off: an early product running with a smaller group of teams, so it is a younger brand with fewer third-party reviews than 11x, Apollo or HubSpot.
- Trade-off: no published agent price. Pricing is scoped per engagement after a Proof of Value; see GTM Agents pricing for how it is structured.
- Trade-off: setup is led by a dedicated Forward Deployed Engineer, not self-serve, so you cannot start tonight.
- Trade-off: the agents' CRM write-back pages name Salesforce, HubSpot, Close and Zoho. The dialer alone supports eight CRMs (see integrations), so confirm your CRM for the agent before you buy.
2. 11x: best for one vendor across AI voice, chat and outbound email
11x sells agents for inbound, outbound and expansion across voice, chat, email, WhatsApp, SMS and social. Its platform page lists HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive and three ways to run it, from fully managed to self-configured with approval thresholds. Its AI voice agents are positioned for inbound, speed to lead and expansion; reps cold call on a human dialer.
- Best for: larger teams that want AI voice on inbound, plus SMS, WhatsApp and outbound email from one vendor with managed deployment.
- Trade-off: a high entry price. 11x's own pricing guide lists Alice (outbound) from $3,750 a month billed annually; its /pricing URL returned a 404 when we checked.
- Trade-off: outbound is mostly email, social and human dials.
3. Artisan (Ava): best for an email-first AI BDR with tight guardrails
Artisan sells Ava, an AI BDR that finds and enriches leads, sends sequences from your reps' names, handles replies and books meetings, with bi-directional Salesforce and HubSpot sync. Controls are strong: approve before sending, banned phrases, budget caps and instant pause.
- Best for: an autonomous email BDR with tight guardrails, while human reps handle the phone.
- Trade-off: no published price. The pricing page shows Team, Scale and Enterprise plans sized by leads contacted, scoped per plan.
- Trade-off: Artisan's own FAQ says Ava cannot legally make calls; phone is a per-seat dialer add-on for reps. LinkedIn execution is not confirmed on its pages.
4. Clay: best for GTM engineers who want to build their own plays
Clay is data and workflow infrastructure: 150 to 200+ data and AI providers, Claygent research, signals and CRM auto-sync on Growth and up. Its goal-directed GTM agent runs plays with an approval tier on every action and is in a beta program. Email runs through Clay Sequencer, which posts reply drafts to Slack for approval.
- Best for: GTM engineers and RevOps teams building custom TAM, enrichment and signal workflows. See what a GTM engineer does.
- Trade-off: it is a builder, not a turnkey SDR. The executed channel is email; there is no dialer or SMS, and LinkedIn messaging is not confirmed.
- Trade-off: two meters. The pricing page shows Launch from $185 and Growth from $495 a month, each metering Data Credits and Actions; the billing basis is not stated.
5. Unify: best for small teams that want a cheap, self-serve outbound agent
Unify offers "outbound agents for every rep": one chat-based agent that prospects, researches and sequences from 40+ data sources and a wide signal list. Reps get click-to-call on all plans and a power dialer on Business.
- Best for: individual reps and small teams who want to put an outbound agent on a card today.
- Trade-off: per its pricing page, CRM write-back, website intent and the power dialer sit on the custom-priced Business plan, billed annually.
- Trade-off: Base is $20 and Pro $60 per seat a month, but LLM use comes out of credits, and Unify's FAQ warns deep agentic workflows use a lot.
6. Apollo: best for data, sequences and light agents in one self-serve tool
Apollo has three scheduled agents: lead discovery, sequence creation and sequence optimization. Per its help center, results land for review, changes need approval and each run has a credit cap. Sequences cover email, rep-dialed calls and social steps.
- Best for: SMB and mid-market teams that want data, sequencing, a dialer and agent recommendations in one tool.
- Trade-off: these agents recommend and a human approves, so this is a copilot rather than an autonomous SDR.
- Trade-off: pricing is moving. Apollo's own pages in September 2026 listed Basic at $49 and Professional at $79 per user a month billed annually, but its live FAQ now lists a Custom tier, so check Apollo's pricing page. Credits do not roll over.
7. Common Room (part of Zoom): best for person-level buyer signals
Common Room is buyer intelligence: 400M+ contacts, Bombora intent, job changes, website and community signals, with RoomieAI agents for research and personalization. Engage runs sequences; Dial gives reps parallel dialing. Common Room is now part of Zoom, per Zoom's own blog (July 2026).
- Best for: mid-market and enterprise teams that want rich signals feeding reps and sequences.
- Trade-off: the highest published entry price here. The pricing page lists Essential at $2,500 a month billed annually with 5 seats; larger tiers are custom.
- Trade-off: a signal and research layer, not an agent that runs multichannel outreach end to end.
8. HubSpot Breeze Prospecting Agent: best if you already live in HubSpot
HubSpot's Prospecting Agent monitors signals, scores accounts, sources the buying committee and drafts or sends email in each rep's voice. Its knowledge base describes review before sending, an optional fully autonomous mode and daily limits.
- Best for: HubSpot teams that want signal-triggered, email-first prospecting without adding a vendor.
- Trade-off: HubSpot only. There is no Salesforce option, and phone and LinkedIn read as rep-executed steps, not agent actions.
- Trade-off: HubSpot announced outcome pricing of $1 per lead recommended for outreach, paid in HubSpot Credits on top of the subscription.
9. Amplemarket (Duo): best for a published starter price with multichannel steps
Amplemarket positions Duo as "Agents build your pipeline. Your team closes it." It lists 200M+ contacts, Duo Signals, sequences across email, calls and social, and Duo Voice for AI voice messages. Agents prepare outreach; reps review it.
- Best for: small teams that want a published price, signals and multichannel sequences with reps in control.
- Trade-off: Duo Voice sends AI voice notes, not AI calls; the dialer is for reps. The specific CRMs were not confirmed on the pages we checked.
- Trade-off: the pricing page lists Startup at $600 a month on an annual term with 2 users; Duo Voice needs a custom-priced tier.
How to choose a GTM agent: a five-question shortlist
- Decide which channels must be run for youIf your buyers answer the phone, cross out agents with no phone story. Ask each vendor to show who dials, who talks and what lands in the CRM.
- Test the approval controls with a bad messageIn the pilot, feed it a message that breaks your brand rules and see whether it holds it for approval or sends it. Then test the pause button.
- Price the full meter, not the headlineAdd data credits, action or token meters, mailbox fees, seat bundles and the annual term.
- Pilot on held meetings, not sendsMeasure meetings held and pipeline created per dollar over 60 to 90 days, with an exit clause. The GTM 2.0 adoption plan has a 30-60-90 day version.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best GTM agents in 2026?
It depends on the job. For AI voice on inbound, 11x. For an email-first BDR, Artisan or Unify. For building your own plays, Clay. On Apollo or HubSpot, start with their agents. Our pick for outbound that reaches the phone is ranked first above, with its trade-offs.
Is a GTM agent the same as an AI SDR?
Mostly. AI SDR usually means an agent that prospects and sends outreach. GTM agent is the wider term and often includes TAM building, signals and CRM write-back. Our AI SDR guide explains the three kinds of AI SDR and where each one works.
Do any AI agents make cold calls by themselves?
As of 2026-11-10, none of the GTM and revenue agent vendors we checked states on its own site that a sales agent places outbound cold calls itself. Vendors either give reps a dialer or point AI voice at inbound and expansion, and Artisan says Ava cannot make calls. TwinsAI's agent runs the dialing while a human rep holds the conversation.
How much do GTM agents cost?
Published entry points range from Unify at $20 per seat a month to Common Room at $2,500 a month billed annually, and the priciest outbound agent here lists from $3,750 a month billed annually. HubSpot charges $1 per recommended lead. Artisan and TwinsAI publish no agent price.
- 1.11x, Homepage, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 2.11x, Platform (integrations, deployment modes), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 3.11x, Conversational AI sales guide (pricing), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 4.Artisan, AI sales agent (Ava), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 5.Artisan, Pricing, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 6.Clay, Homepage, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 7.Clay, GTM agent (beta program), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 8.Clay, Sequencer, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 9.Clay, Pricing, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 10.Unify, Homepage, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 11.Unify, Pricing and FAQ, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 12.Apollo, AI agents, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 13.Apollo, Use agents to improve outbound work (help center), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 14.Apollo, Pricing (prices as shown on Apollo's pages in Sept 2026; FAQ lists a Custom tier), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 15.Common Room, Homepage, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 16.Common Room, Pricing, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 17.Zoom, Zoom to acquire Common Room, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 18.HubSpot, Prospecting Agent product page, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 19.HubSpot, Use the prospecting agent (knowledge base), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 20.HubSpot, Customer Agent and Prospecting Agent: pay when the task is complete, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 21.Amplemarket, Homepage, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 22.Amplemarket, Pricing, checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 23.Landbase, Outbound (lists delivered to CRM for SDRs), checked 2026-11-10 (2026)
- 24.FCC, FCC Makes AI-Generated Voices in Robocalls Illegal (2024)
- 25.TwinsAI, GTM Agents (2026)
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