BOSRAI

BOSRAI is an AI sales platform that combines lead discovery, outreach, reply handling and meeting booking for small businesses and founders. It suits lean teams that want an agent to take sales conversations forward while retaining control over how much autonomy it has. Its broad workflow is appealing, but the free tier is tightly capped and meaningful team capacity costs more.

Overview

BOSRAI brings prospecting and sales engagement into one process: it identifies potential customers, finds contacts, sends outreach, responds to prospects and arranges meetings. That makes it a strong candidate for small teams that need help carrying a conversation from target selection to a booked call. Teams seeking a conventional CRM as their main tool may want to compare alternatives.

Key features

Prospecting and outreach

Source Scout searches a marketplace of more than 17,000 sources and tests them against a customer’s ideal customer profile. Autonomous prospecting, lead research, qualification and contact enrichment give the agent a role beyond drafting messages. The practical ceiling, however, is set by each plan’s monthly verified-contact allowance.

The agent can work across email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp in one conversation thread, handle replies such as pricing questions and objections in the user’s voice, and follow up automatically. Users can begin by approving each message, then move to full autonomy with caps they set. That staged control is useful for teams that want to supervise before delegating more of the conversation. The breadth of channels is tier-dependent: the Growth plan is the first plan whose listed inclusions explicitly name all three.

Meetings, voice and safeguards

Every account includes a booking page and BOSRAI calendar. Connecting Google or Microsoft calendar lets the agent check real availability, which helps it offer meeting times grounded in the user’s schedule. When a warm lead asks to talk, the voice agent calls back in about a minute, supports 19 or more languages and does not cold-call. Agent includes one credit per phone callback; the plans differ in how much overall volume they allow.

Deliverability safeguards include a 21-day warmup, DNS checks, a live deliverability score and automatic pauses when messages bounce. These controls address common sending risks, though they do not remove the need to set sensible outreach caps and monitor campaigns.

Connections and API

Named integrations include Gmail or Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, custom SMTP, Google and Outlook Calendar, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Slack, HubSpot, and Claude or other AI agents through MCP. The API and MCP server let AI assistants read pipeline data, pause campaigns and build cadences. That makes BOSRAI more adaptable for teams connecting sales work to other tools, while the platform’s central proposition remains automated prospecting and engagement.

Pricing

BOSRAI has a free plan and monthly paid plans. The lower tiers are suitable for trying the workflow or running a small audience; contact, message and seat caps make them less suited to a team with sustained, high-volume outreach.

• Free — free: up to 150 verified contacts per month, 5 messages per day and 1 seat. It offers a no-cost way to explore the service, but the daily message cap is restrictive for active campaigns.
• Agent — $99 a month: 1 AI sales rep, 1 audience, up to 2,500 verified contacts per month, 50 messages per day and 1 credit per phone callback. This fits a solo operator validating a focused sales motion, but its single audience and seat leave little room for parallel campaigns or team use.
• Growth — $199 a month: email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp; up to 5,000 verified contacts per month; 250 messages per day; 3 audiences; 5 languages; and 3 seats. It is the more practical entry point for a small team that needs all three named channels and multiple audiences.
• Scale — $499 a month: full autopilot, up to 15,000 verified contacts per month, 1,000 messages per day, 5 audiences, 7 languages and 10 seats, plus priority support. It suits teams ready to delegate more of the workflow and needing higher sending and team capacity.
• Pro — $999 a month: 1,500 credits per month, the highest send caps and triple the volume of Scale. This is aimed at much greater throughput; teams should weigh that capacity against the substantial step up in monthly cost.
• Enterprise — custom pricing: custom volume, security review, dedicated support, an SLA and SSO. It is the tier for organizations that need those support and security provisions alongside tailored volume.

The listed paid prices are billed monthly. The free plan’s stated limits are 150 verified contacts per month, 5 messages per day and one seat; callback credits also matter for teams using voice follow-up.

Platforms

BOSRAI is available on the web and through an API. The API and MCP server extend access to pipeline data and campaign actions for connected AI assistants.

Who it's for

BOSRAI is best suited to SMBs and non-technical founders who want lead sourcing, multichannel outreach, reply handling and meeting booking in one sales workflow. Its approval-first controls can suit a team easing into automation, while Scale and above address larger contact volumes and more seats. It is a weaker fit for a solo user who needs generous outreach on a low budget or a business looking primarily for a conventional CRM.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Source Scout checks a large marketplace of sources against an ideal customer profile, bringing targeting into the same workflow as outreach.
• Pros: One agent can continue conversations across email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, handle objections and help arrange meetings against connected calendar availability.
• Pros: Users can start with message approval and later set caps for full autonomy, allowing a measured transition to delegation.
• Pros: The voice agent responds to warm requests rather than cold-calling, and supports 19 or more languages.
• Cons: The free tier allows only 5 messages per day and one seat, limiting it to a small trial or light use.
• Cons: Agent costs $99 a month while retaining one seat and one audience; multi-channel team use starts at the $199 a month Growth tier.
• Cons: The higher volume and full autopilot tier costs $499 a month, a considerable commitment for smaller teams.

Alternatives

For a wider comparison, browse AI Sales Assistants.

• Alokite is another freemium option, with a free plan for one user, four outreach inboxes, one active campaign and 90 emails per day; its free tier excludes LinkedIn and provides assisted autonomy.
• Artra AI is a freemium option with a free trial and web, API and extension platforms; consider it if those access options matter to your workflow.
• HeyRik AI Sales Agent offers a free monthly plan with 30 phone-call minutes and 30 credits, making it an alternative to compare for phone-agent use.
• Persana AI has a free plan with 50 credits, 50 emails, 5 phones and searches for up to 500 people or companies; compare it if those free prospecting allowances fit your needs.
• Regie.ai offers 250 one-time credits per person that do not expire, with a shared pool for up to 10 people; it may suit teams that prefer a pooled credit allowance.
• Salesforce Sales Cloud has a free suite and a Starter Suite at $25 a month per user; consider it if that per-user entry price is a better fit.
• AI Sales Force has a free forever tier with 25 qualified leads and 50 AI outreach emails per month; it is another option to compare for capped free prospecting.
• Buzz is available on Android, iOS, web and browser extension, making it an alternative to consider if those platforms are important.

Verdict

Choose BOSRAI if you are an SMB or founder who wants one agent to find prospects, manage cross-channel outreach and replies, and move warm conversations toward booked meetings. Its strongest case is the connected workflow with gradual controls over autonomy. Look elsewhere if your budget is tight, your team needs more than a handful of free messages, or your main requirement is a conventional CRM.