
Ami is AiSDR's outbound sales agent. Give it your website and about 20 minutes, and it returns a target list and a live email and LinkedIn campaign. It reads the business, picks likely buyers, plans backwards from the number of meetings you need, and says so if your list will not get you there. Then it keeps working: it watches reply rates, flags a campaign that is underperforming after two weeks, fixes the audience or message, and suggests the next play. Memory is this month's headline. Ami keeps your ideal customer, exclusions, and past decisions across conversations, so "pick up the fintech campaign" works. The first campaign stays in draft until you approve it, and suppression lists and send limits carry forward. Solo is $250 a month for 200 researched contacts, three mailboxes with warmup, and HubSpot sync, with no sales call. Skip it if your buyers do not answer email.
Ami was Product Hunt's top launch in September, and the reason is not the emails. Every AI sales tool writes emails. It is the part after launch: reading the results, noticing a campaign is dead at day fourteen, and changing it before it hurts your sending domain. For a founder doing outbound alone, that is the job nobody has time for. The chat history on the product page, covering the ideal customer, an agency campaign, and why one list flopped, shows a tool that remembers the business instead of starting over.
$250 a month buys 200 contacts, which is a small list, and outbound is only as good as the offer. Lightfield, which we list, keeps track of the deal once someone replies. Ami is for finding that person. The sample emails are competent and specific, but read the first campaign line by line before approving it. The performance figures on the site are the company's own.
Best for founders and small B2B sales teams with a clear buyer. Skip it for consumer businesses, and skip it if a warm network would get you the same meetings.