One system runs your entire outbound motion.
Sales Ten finds the right prospects, watches for buying signals, runs true multi-channel outreach, takes the call, and moves qualified conversations into your CRM — one connected system, narrated by one agent you talk to.
Your sales stack wasn't built to work together.
A prospecting tool, a signals tool, a sequencer, a separate LinkedIn tool, a dialer, a CRM, a scheduler — none of them share data, and a great reply can sit unnoticed while the moment passes.
Stop stitching sales tools together.
From first signal to pipeline.
Don't learn another sales platform.
Just tell it what to do.
A central conversational agent you talk to in plain English — it builds the audience, drafts the sequence, and prepares the work across the platform. It works under an approval model you set: for anything consequential, it shows you the real plan and the real content before anything goes live.
How much control do I keep? →Reach out because something changed.
Every step below is one connected motion, timestamped end to end — not four separate tools handing off to each other.
AI isn't a feature. It's the operating layer.
Prompt help, copy drafting, lead qualification, reply suggestions — the same agent operates underneath every module below, not one chatbot bolted onto the interface.
Agent
Your AI should know your business. You stay in control.
Ingest your own product facts, positioning and collateral. Every action the agent takes — an ICP, an email, an inbound call — draws on this, so it's grounded in what's actually true about your business, not a generic guess.
"The quarter after a Series B is usually when a four-rep team gets told to become eleven —"
◉ Referenced 12 times · Q3 Positioning Doc"— and every new rep inherits a stack of tools that don't share a record."
◉ Referenced 4 times · Product Overview.pdf, p.6You decide how much the agent does on its own. No matter the level, anything consequential — a new campaign, a new sequence — always shows you the real plan and real content first. Low-confidence decisions pause and route to a human.
Six things a stitched-together stack can't do.
| Capability | Typical multi-tool stack | Sales Ten |
|---|---|---|
| Prospecting & data | Separate tool, exported as static lists | Built in, verified, feeds every other module |
| Buying-intent signals | Rarely available; monitored manually, if at all | Signal Agents watch funding, hiring, job changes in real time |
| Multi-channel outreach | Email tool plus separate LinkedIn, SMS, voice tools | Email, LinkedIn, SMS, WhatsApp, voice — one engine |
| Qualified-reply handling | A rep has to notice and log it in the CRM manually | Smart CRM auto-promotes the moment intent is recognized |
| AI assistance | One bolted-on chatbot feature | AI grounded in your Knowledge Base at every layer |
| Control model | Fully manual, or an unsupervised black box | Approval-gated autonomy you configure |
11 capabilities. One connected system.
Every module below feeds the next and shares the same data model — this is the compact map; each one goes deeper than a homepage has room for.
Built for teams that want sales execution without sales-ops overhead.
See what your sales motion looks like when AI runs the work.
Bring your ICP. We'll show the Agent build an audience, draft a sequence, and stop right at the approval gate — on your actual tools, not a script.
Sales10
The AI-native revenue platform that runs the whole outbound motion — eleven connected modules, one agent, approvals you control.