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Agent Frank: Salesforge's AI SDR, what it costs and how it starts
Agent Frank is Salesforge's AI agent for cold email and LinkedIn. It finds leads in a 500-million-contact search engine, researches them, writes and sends sequences in 20+ languages, and books meetings, on auto-pilot or with you approving each message. On the Agent Frank page it costs $599 a month billed quarterly, or $499 a month billed yearly, per 1,000 active contacts; Salesforge's general pricing page shows less. You get it only after a demo.
What Agent Frank does
Frank is sold inside Salesforge, a cold email and LinkedIn sequencer, as its "AI path". Once set up, he looks for new leads that match your ideal customer, or works through contacts you upload, and for each one researches the person, the company, buying signals and likely objections before writing. He follows up across email and LinkedIn and pushes toward one of three goals: getting the prospect to click a link, to book on your calendar, or to send you theirs.
The settings Salesforge lists are:
- Auto-pilot or co-pilot. On auto-pilot he sends without supervision; on co-pilot he asks you to accept or edit his work before messages go.
- Knowledge base. Brochures, documentation, pitches and your website, which is all he uses to describe your product.
- Personalization sources. The prospect's website, blog posts or LinkedIn posts.
- Tone (nine options), operating hours by time zone and day, and language.
- Memory. Your feedback on his drafts is kept and shapes later outreach.
Salesforge also gives every Frank customer a dedicated account manager and a shared Slack channel, and lets you connect as many mailboxes and LinkedIn senders as you like, instead of charging per seat.
Agent Frank pricing
Frank is priced on active contacts: the number of prospects he's working at any moment in the month. Salesforge says 1,000 active contacts turns into reaching 2,000 to 2,500 new leads and sending 6,000 to 7,500 emails a month.
| Active contacts | Billed quarterly | Billed yearly | Per month, yearly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Up to 1,000 | $1,797 a quarter ($599 a month) | $5,990 | $499 |
| Up to 2,000 | $3,414 a quarter | $11,380 | $948 |
| Up to 3,000 | $4,941 a quarter | $16,470 | $1,373 |
| Up to 10,000 | $14,370 a quarter | $47,900 | $3,992 |
The Agent Frank page's FAQ agrees: Frank "starts at $599 per month (billed quarterly)", with two months free when billed yearly. But the slider on Salesforge's general pricing page (salesforge.ai/pricing) prices the same 1,000 active contacts at $1,497 a quarter ($499 a month) or $4,999 a year ($417 a month). Budget $499 to $599 a month and ask which applies on the demo. Either way there's no month-to-month option; the shortest term is a quarter.
What the price doesn't include:
- Mailboxes. You can connect your own, or buy Salesforge's: Infraforge starts at $33 a month (billed yearly) for 10 mailboxes; Megaforge, built for Frank, starts at $69 a month for 20 mailboxes spread across Gmail, Outlook and Salesforge's own, sending about 300 emails a day in all.
- Salesforge for your human reps. Frank comes with access to Salesforge to watch his work, but running your own campaigns there is a separate plan (Pro is $48 a month, or $40 billed yearly).
- A free trial. Salesforge says plainly: "We don't offer a free trial for Agent Frank." Salesforge's own sequencer has one; Frank has a demo.
What a lead costs
At 2,000 to 2,500 new leads a month, Frank's first tier works out to $0.24 to $0.30 a lead billed quarterly and $0.20 to $0.25 billed yearly, which is where Salesforge's "2,000+ contacts a month = $0.25 per contact" line comes from. That's among the lowest per-lead prices of the agents that include data. But it only holds at volume: the first tier is the minimum, so if you only want 500 new people a month you still pay $499 to $599, about $1 to $1.20 each.
| Tool | 500 people a month | 2,000 people a month | Shortest term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agent Frank | $499 to $599 | $499 to $599 | Quarter |
| AiSDR | $750 | Up to $3,000 (team plans up to 40% less) | None |
| Artisan | $250 to $280 | $1,000 to $1,110 (about 2,100) | Month |
| Amplemarket | $600 | $600 (27,000 email lookups a year) | Year |
| Moab | About $66 with your own data | About $138 to $238 with your own data | Month |
How you get started
- Book a demo. Frank is "only available after a demo".
- Account and knowledge base. An account manager sets up your Salesforge account; you upload product material and your website.
- Mailboxes and warm-up. Salesforge works out how many mailboxes your contact volume needs. New mailboxes warm up for two weeks before Frank sends.
- Leads. Upload contacts, switch on continuous prospecting against your ideal customer profile, or both.
- Customize and launch. Pick auto-pilot or co-pilot, goal, tone, hours and language.
Setting up the agent takes a few hours, Salesforge says; the two-week warm-up is the wait.
Who it suits
Salesforge is unusually direct about fit. It says Frank suits B2B companies with deal sizes between $5,000 and $100,000, selling to startups, SMBs or mid-market companies, targeting 3,000 businesses or more, that have already seen email and LinkedIn work by hand. It says he's not a fit if you don't have product-market fit yet, sell mainly to the Fortune 500, run long RFP cycles, or close six- and seven-figure deals.
Below that volume there are cheaper fits. Artisan bills monthly with data included, from $280 for about 500 leads. Moab is $49 a month, month to month, plus your own Prospeo or Enrow account for data; its docs say drafts send only once approved, though its home page says it sends on its own after the first batch. It has no contact database, no account manager and no track record yet, so it suits someone willing to set it up themselves. If LinkedIn is part of the plan for any of these tools, note that LinkedIn's User Agreement bans bots that send messages, so automated LinkedIn steps carry a risk to the account doing the sending.
For how these agents differ from voice and chat agents, see what is an AI SDR.
Questions
How much does Agent Frank cost?
The Agent Frank page prices up to 1,000 active contacts at $599 a month billed quarterly or $499 a month billed yearly, which Salesforge says covers 2,000 to 2,500 new leads a month; Salesforge's general pricing page shows $499 and $417. Larger tiers cost a little less per contact. Mailboxes cost extra.
Does Agent Frank have a free trial?
No. Salesforge says it doesn't offer a free trial for Agent Frank; you book a demo instead. Salesforge's own sequencer can be tried free.
Can Agent Frank send emails without approval?
Yes, on auto-pilot. On co-pilot he asks you to accept or edit his work before messages are sent.
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