LeadForge — AI Revenue Operations Platform
LeadForge
Automates outbound sales operations across every workspace, profile, and campaign.
Priced per seat
$259 yearly — save 10%
Built for teams of 5–500 reps sending 1,000 to 1,000,000 emails per month.
Outbound teams lose most of their capacity to work that is not selling: validating lists, chasing follow-ups, switching between sending profiles, and rebuilding the same report every week. Leadership sees a pipeline number nobody quite trusts, because it depends on reps updating a CRM by hand.
LeadForge validates leads on entry, runs sequences and follow-ups automatically, detects replies and books meetings, then updates the CRM and dashboards from the same events. Managers get pipeline visibility derived from system activity rather than self-reporting.
Business outcome
Sales teams generate more qualified meetings while management gains complete, real-time visibility into the pipeline.
The system, running.
The real topology — stages fan out, run in parallel, and rejoin. Nothing here waits on a person to press a button.
Lead ingested
A prospect arrives from an upload, form, or CRM sync.
Event stream
›INGEST · batch 1/2,400 rows
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Everything in one system.
Industries served.
Primary fit
- B2B lead generation agencies
- Appointment setting agencies
- Sales outsourcing companies
- Marketing agencies
- SaaS companies with outbound teams
- Recruitment agencies
Also deployed in
- IT services & MSPs
- Software consultancies
- Real estate agencies
- Financial services
- Mortgage & insurance brokers
Ideal customer profile
You are a strong fit if most of these describe you.
- 5–500 sales representatives
- Outbound B2B sales teams and agencies
- Companies sending 1,000 to 1,000,000 emails per month
- Agencies running multiple client accounts and inboxes
- Software companies and recruitment firms with SDR teams
Works alongside.
Most teams start with one system and add the next once it is running. They share one record, so nothing is re-keyed between them.
From first call to running system.
Scope
A 15-minute call to map the process you want removed. We come back with what we would build, what it costs, and what it does not solve. No contract to get here.
Design
We document the pipeline stage by stage and agree the integrations. You approve the flow before a line of code is written.
Build
The system is built against your real data and tools. You see working software at the end of each week, not a status report.
Deploy
We roll out alongside your existing process, not instead of it, until the numbers say it is safe to switch. Training is included.
Own
The build is yours. Support and further features are available, but there is no subscription holding your operations hostage.
Questions we get asked.
The product platforms are priced per unit per month. Custom builds are different: you pay once for the build and own the result outright, with no recurring licence. Which model applies depends on whether you are adopting a product or commissioning a bespoke system.
A focused build that automates a single high-impact process typically runs two to three weeks. A full end-to-end system covering a whole department is usually four to six. Anything larger, we will say so during scoping rather than after you have signed.
That is the point. Integration into your existing CRM, ATS, inbox, and telephony is part of every build. If something in your stack has no API, we will tell you at scoping rather than discovering it halfway through.
Product subscriptions can be rescaled or cancelled at any time. Custom builds are already yours, so stopping means we stop — the system keeps running.
No. These systems remove the repetitive work around the job — data entry, chasing, scheduling, reporting. The people doing the judgement work get more time for it.
Systems run against your own accounts and storage. We do not pool your data with other customers or use it to train shared models. Where regulation requires on-premise deployment, we build for that instead.
Book a strategy call.
Fifteen minutes, no contract, no deck. Tell us the process costing your team the most time and we will tell you whether it is worth automating — including when it is not.