Regie.ai

RegieGO is an agentic sales workspace that combines prospect research, call preparation, message drafting, and coordinated outreach. It is best suited to individual sellers and sales teams that want one workflow spanning phone, email, and LinkedIn. Its breadth is compelling, but credit-based usage, US-focused processing, and plan constraints deserve close attention before adoption.

Overview

Regie.ai, founded in 2020 and headquartered in San Francisco, builds RegieGO for prospecting work. The workspace learns a seller’s voice and company pitch, identifies account-specific reasons to make contact, and turns that context into personalized outreach. Rather than separating research, copy creation, and sequencing into different products, it brings those jobs together around prospecting plays.

That consolidation is most valuable when sellers regularly switch between channels and need account context carried into each touch. It is less suitable for organizations outside US-based business use, since Regie says personal information is processed in the United States. Usage also stops being merely a budgeting concern: when credits run out, research, drafting, enrichment, and dialing pause unless eligible overage billing applies.

Key features

RegieGO coordinates phone, email, and LinkedIn touchpoints, with mailbox rotation and reply detection included among its outreach capabilities. The dialer offers local presence, Do Not Call enforcement, and as many as nine lines, giving calling teams practical controls for compliant, multi-line prospecting.

Email sends through a connected Gmail or Outlook account. A mailbox connection can also surface calendar meetings in the workspace, keeping scheduling context near outreach. The convenience depends on granting those account connections, so teams wanting a channel-neutral tool may prefer a narrower product.

Contact enrichment uses a multi-provider waterfall and consumes a credit only when a provider returns data. That approach can reduce waste from unsuccessful lookups, although every successful research or drafting action still draws from the workspace allowance. RegieGO connects HubSpot, Salesforce, and Monday CRM, with one CRM connection permitted per workspace. Gong and Attention call transcripts, plus Seismic-approved content, can inform drafts.

Regie says it uses encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, and monitoring to protect personal information. The service displays SOC 2 and GDPR badges; Enterprise also includes SOC 2 and enterprise security.

Pricing

The free plan costs nothing and is designed for trying RegieGO. Each person receives 250 one-time credits that never expire, with up to 10 people sharing one pool. It includes research, enrichment, drafting, agents, and Gmail or Outlook sending, and requires no credit card. The permanent credits are useful for evaluation, but the shared pool is small for sustained team prospecting.

Pro costs $41 a month with annual billing, shown as $49/mo monthly; annual billing saves 17%. It is for one person filling a pipeline and provides 5,000 credits monthly, or 60,000 supplied upfront on annual billing, plus a power dialer with local numbers. Solo sellers gain substantial capacity, but there is no multi-seat collaboration.

Team costs $125 per seat per month with annual billing, or $150/seat/mo monthly. It includes 15,000 credits per seat each month, or 180,000 on annual billing, a shared credit pool, and shared CRM, prospect list, and integrations. Two seats are required, making the minimum annual-billing commitment $250 per month before any additional seats. It fits two or more sellers who need common assets rather than isolated workspaces.

Enterprise uses custom pricing, with volume credits priced to the team. It adds team workspaces, shared agents, custom CRM sync, advanced analytics, a dedicated account manager, and enterprise security. That package is aimed at organizations building pipeline at scale, not buyers seeking a predictable self-serve bill.

Platforms

RegieGO is delivered on the web. Its Gmail, Outlook, CRM, and call-content connections extend the workspace into existing systems, but the core product remains browser-based.

Who it's for

Free suits a person or small group evaluating the workflow. Pro is the clearest fit for a solo seller who needs regular research, drafting, and calling capacity. Team suits at least two sellers sharing lists, CRM access, and integrations. Enterprise is for larger sales organizations needing volume credits, governance, analytics, and dedicated support. US-based businesses should be comfortable with US processing of personal information; others should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Research, personalized drafting, and phone, email, and LinkedIn plays share one workflow.
• Pro: Local-presence dialing, Do Not Call enforcement, and up to nine lines support structured calling.
• Pro: Multi-provider enrichment charges a credit only when data is returned.
• Con: Credits govern research, enrichment, drafting, and dialing; exhaustion pauses those activities.
• Con: Team requires two seats, while each workspace can connect only one CRM.
• Con: US-based processing and business-use positioning limit fit for some international or non-business deployments.

Alternatives

Choose Alokite when a lower-complexity outreach setup is enough: its free plan supports one user, four outreach inboxes, one active campaign, 90 emails per day, and 50 enrichments monthly, but excludes LinkedIn.

Artra AI is the alternative for buyers wanting API, extension, and web access; its Free Basic plan allows 100 emails per day and 100 enrichment credits but no AI tokens.

Pick BOSRAI for an AI sales-rep model, with a free allowance of 150 verified contacts monthly, five messages daily, and one seat.

HeyRik AI Sales Agent is suited to phone-agent experimentation, offering 30 call minutes and 30 credits monthly on its free plan.

Choose Persana AI for a free allowance centered on 50 credits, 50 emails, five phones, and searches of up to 500 people per company.

Salesforce Sales Cloud is the alternative for buyers prioritizing a broader Salesforce suite, with a Free Suite and a $25-per-user-per-month Starter Suite.

AI Sales Force fits a very small free outreach program: 25 qualified leads and 50 AI emails per month, with a “Powered by” footer.

Buzz is the choice when Android, iOS, browser extension, and web access matter; its Core plan costs $79 per seat monthly.

For category-wide comparisons, see AI Sales Assistants, Cold Email Software, Sales Intelligence Software, AI Copywriting Software, Sales Engagement Software, and AI Writing Tools.

Verdict

RegieGO is a strong choice for solo sellers and sales teams that want account research, personalized writing, and multichannel prospecting in one web workspace. Choose it for that integrated workflow and capable dialer; look elsewhere if credit pauses, two-seat Team entry, one-CRM workspaces, or US-only processing conflict with your operating model.