Artra AI

Overview

Artra’s Max agent researches prospects, drafts personalized copy, sends outreach, qualifies replies, and books meetings. Contact management and outreach across email, SMS, LinkedIn, and a dialer make it a broader option than a tool focused only on email sequences. That breadth is useful when a team wants to coordinate several outbound steps, though its monthly enrichment and AI allowances will shape how much of the work can be automated.

Key features

Prospecting and outreach

Artra says its contact graph draws on more than 200 data sources, contains over 2.1 billion contacts, updates every 30 seconds, and spans 175 countries. That reach could support prospecting across markets; in day-to-day use, the plan’s enrichment-credit quota is the more immediate constraint. Autonomous prospecting, lead research, contact enrichment, AI lead qualification, and automated follow-up support a workflow beyond finding names and sending an initial message.

Deliverability and integrations

Email warmup, blacklist monitoring, spam analysis, and SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks give outbound teams tools to manage sending reputation and configuration. Artra documents integrations with Gmail, Outlook/Microsoft 365, SendGrid, Twilio, HubSpot, LinkedIn, Stripe, and Okta. It also supports bi-directional syncing of contacts, activity, and deal stages with HubSpot or Salesforce, which can keep sales records aligned across systems.

Extension, API, and privacy

The browser extension runs LinkedIn prospecting actions and sequence touches from a user’s logged-in browser session. Scoped personal access tokens and a JSON Agent API let external clients and AI agents connect to Artra. Its privacy policy says Gmail data is used to provide email functions, is not used for advertising, and is not read by humans except in cases such as user permission or security investigations. SSO and audit logs are on the enterprise roadmap, as are SOC 2 readiness and regional data residency; organizations that require those capabilities now should look elsewhere.

Pricing

Artra has a free plan and a free trial; paid plans start at 59.00 USD per month, billed annually with 20% savings. The allowances make the right tier depend less on email volume alone and more on how much enrichment, AI, texting, and calling a workflow needs.

The free tier caps daily email at 100 and provides no AI tokens. Professional removes the daily email cap, but text and call allowances appear only on Professional Plus+ and Scale. All three paid prices are annual-billing rates, so they suit buyers prepared to commit rather than those seeking a published month-to-month price. Artra says it typically responds to support messages within 24–48 hours; Scale adds dedicated support.

Platforms

Artra is available through the web, an API, and a browser extension. The extension’s LinkedIn actions depend on the user’s logged-in browser session, while the API offers a route for external clients and AI agents.

Who it's for

Artra is a good fit for individuals or sales teams that want prospect research, AI-assisted outreach, deliverability tools, and CRM syncing under one roof. The free plan can suit basic email exploration, and Professional is the practical entry point for AI-supported outbound. Teams relying on calls and texts should budget for Professional Plus+ or Scale; buyers needing SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 readiness, or regional data residency today should not choose it on the promise of roadmap capabilities.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Max handles multiple stages from prospect research through meeting booking, reducing the need to stitch those steps together across separate tools.
• Pros: Email, SMS, LinkedIn, and dialer outreach sit alongside deliverability checks and bi-directional CRM syncing, supporting a joined-up outbound workflow.
• Pros: Free Basic includes unlimited email warmup and deliverability tools, giving low-volume senders useful email safeguards without a paid plan.
• Cons: Free Basic has no AI tokens, and paid allowances for enrichment, AI, texts, and calls vary considerably by tier.
• Cons: SMS and calling capacity starts at Professional Plus+, while the richer quotas and dedicated support require the much higher-priced Scale plan.
• Cons: SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 readiness, and regional data residency are roadmap items, limiting its fit for organizations that require those controls now.

Alternatives

For a wider shortlist, browse AI Sales Assistants. Choose Alokite instead if its free tier’s 90 daily emails, 50 monthly enrichments, one active campaign, and assisted autonomy fit a simpler start; it excludes LinkedIn. BOSRAI is another freemium option, with a free allowance of up to 150 verified contacts per month, five messages a day, and one seat. Persana AI has a free plan with 50 credits, 50 emails, five phones, and searches for up to 500 people or companies. Regie.ai offers a free one-time pool of 250 credits per person that never expires, shared by up to 10 people, for research, enrichment, drafting, and agents. Consider Salesforce Sales Cloud if its free suite or monthly Starter Suite better suits your requirements. Buzz is an alternative with Android, iOS, extension, and web platforms; its Core plan is 79.00 USD per month per seat. AI Sales Force is another freemium web option. AiSDR is a paid web alternative.

Verdict

Choose Artra AI if you want an AI agent to carry outbound work from prospect research through follow-up and meeting booking, with deliverability and CRM tools close at hand. Its strongest case is that breadth across channels and workflow stages. Look elsewhere if your budget depends on a useful free AI allowance, if your phone-heavy workflow needs more than the entry paid tier, or if you require the security capabilities Artra places on its roadmap.