Job
Find leads
Build a list of businesses or people who fit your customer, check each one, and draft the first message.
Agents that can do it
| Agent | What it does | What it costs | Free plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Manus | Takes a whole project (research, reports, websites, slides) and delivers it from its own cloud computer | Price not confirmed | Yes |
| Clay | AI research agents enrich leads and personalize outreach | $167/moVerified on the vendor's page, Oct 14, 2026 | Yes |
| Artisan (Ava) | AI BDR that finds leads and sends outreach | Price not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| 11x (Alice) | Digital worker that prospects and books meetings | Price not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Reply.io Jason AI | AI SDR that prospects and books meetings | from $500/moVerified on the vendor's page, Oct 14, 2026 | No |
| Strawberry | AI companions do lead research, CRM and spreadsheet updates in your tabs | $0 / $20/moVerified on the vendor's page, Oct 14, 2026 | Yes |
| Kite | AI marketer in Slack that builds strategy, sites, emails, prospect lists | $100/mo (free plan available)Verified on the vendor's page, Oct 14, 2026 | Yes |
| Relevance AI | Build AI agents (e.g. BDR) that run sales/ops tasks | Price not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| HubSpot Breeze Agents | Prospecting, customer, content agents inside HubSpot | Price not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Lindy | Email triage, scheduling, lead outreach, meeting notes and follow-ups on autopilot | $49.99/mo per user for 5,000 credits; free trial with $50 in credits for 7 daysVerified on the vendor's page, Oct 14, 2026 | Yes |
Example instructions to give an agent
Fill in the brackets, then paste it as one task.
Find and qualify leads for my business. Public information only. I sell: [service and typical price] Ideal customer: [type, size, signs they need me, e.g. restaurants with 50+ reviews mentioning slow service] Area: [towns or radius] Not a fit: [chains, franchises, anyone already a customer] 1. Find 40 candidates, then keep the best 25. 2. For each: name, website, address, public phone, public email (or "not listed"), owner or manager name if public, source link. 3. Score fit 1-5 against my ideal customer, with a one-line reason based on something you actually saw. 4. For every lead scored 4 or 5, write a first email: under 90 words, mention the specific thing you saw, one clear ask (a 15-minute call), no hype. 5. Deliver one spreadsheet: leads tab plus drafts tab. Rules: never guess an email address. No made-up facts about the business.
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