Artisan sells Ava as an AI employee — onboarding, annual contract, employee-shaped price. Fasrad runs researched outbound from your own inbox in four minutes.
Point it at a Sheet or tell it who to find. It researches each prospect live, sends from your own inbox, works every reply, and books the meetings — no contract, no onboarding program.
Artisan positions Ava as an AI SDR you hire: she sources leads from a proprietary database of 300M+ contacts, researches prospects across their sites, funding announcements, tech stacks, and industry news, and writes personalized email sequences — the pitch is that she automates around 80% of outbound. Hiring her works like hiring: self-serve plans start around $280 a month for the Intern tier and $600+ for Employee, annual contracts are the standard, and the bigger tiers are sales-led and quote-based.
That's employee-shaped procurement for what is, day to day, a workflow: research the prospect, write an email that proves it, send at a pace that survives spam filters, and deal with what comes back. Fasrad runs that workflow without the hiring process. Connect the inbox you already send from, point the agent at a Google Sheet — or tell it who to go find — and it's working in about four minutes, month-to-month.
The research is live, not warehoused. Before drafting, the agent browses each prospect's actual site and recent news, so the opener references something true this week — not a database field that was accurate when it was scraped. Then it sends staggered from your own inbox, capped near 100 a day, and stays on the thread: triaging replies, answering the routine ones, offering calendar slots, and logging everything in its built-in CRM.
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And the agent doesn't clock out after outbound. The same seat runs your inbox, your calendar, your research, and your reports — so the tool you brought in for pipeline ends up running the desk around it.
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Yes — at send time, on the live web. Before drafting, the agent opens each prospect's site and recent news and writes an opener off something specific and current: a launch, a hiring page, a service they list. It reads the web directly, so the research is as fresh as the moment the email goes out.
From the live web, matched to your ideal customer. The agent searches directories, funding announcements, careers pages, press, and review sites, and writes each fit into your Google Sheet and the built-in CRM with a contact, a why-now note, and the source. You get a list researched this week, not rows from a warehouse.
Export your lead list to CSV and paste it into a Google Sheet. Connect the inbox you want to send from, tell the agent the offer and the tone in plain language, and approve the first batch. Setup runs about four minutes — no onboarding program, no implementation fee, no sequence builder to rebuild.
No. Fasrad is month-to-month and you can cancel anytime. You can be sending researched, personalized outbound the same afternoon you sign up — the commitment is the four minutes it takes to set up.
The agent watches the inbox it sent from. Replies get read and sorted, routine questions get answered from what you've told it, interested prospects get real calendar slots offered in the same thread, and follow-ups fire only on silence — stopping the moment anyone writes back. Every touch lands in the CRM.
$49/month or $490/year — cancel anytime It's in public beta. One agent covers prospect research, sending, reply handling, booking, and CRM in a single seat — no Intern-to-Employee tier ladder, no quote-based pricing call.