SalesRobotThe closest fight on this site.SalesRobot automates your list.
Weezly brings the list.
Credit where due: SalesRobot clones voices, clones faces, comments with AI and books meetings. So does Weezly, and this page scores all of that as ties. The difference is the tank: Weezly includes 300M+ contacts verified at search time, a reply pipeline, booking pages and a mobile app in one flat $59. SalesRobot starts from your Sales Nav URL and sells the rest back by the line item.

Fair note: their Basic tier is also $59, capped at one active campaign with limited daily quotas. The receipt shows the tier reviewers actually run at, plus their published add-ons.
They built the robot. They forgot the fuel.
No strawman here either. SalesRobot is sprinting at exactly our differentiators: a real voice clone, a real video clone, AI comments, an AI setter that books meetings. They even run a Migrated off HeyReach block on their homepage, so we are clearly comparing notes on the same rival. What they are not sprinting at is data: every campaign still starts with a Sales Nav URL, a CSV, or a credit meter.
$59 Basic (1 active campaign), $79 Advanced, $99 Professional monthly; $39/$59/$79 annual. Email +$15/account, finder credits ~$43/mo. From their published pricing, July 2026 (check their pricing, it changes).

225 free credits ≈ 75 emails, then the meter runs.
Lead sources, credit pricing and inbox behavior per SalesRobot's own site, pricing page and help docs, July 2026. Their AI Appointment Setter can book to a calendar, which we credit; the missing pieces are the surfaces around it.
"Not advertised" on their site, pricing or help docs, July 2026. The cancellation policy is from their own published page.
Same robot. Fuller tank.
Six chapters, one subscription. The ties are printed as ties. The chapters are about everything around the robot: the data it runs on, the surfaces it books through, and the pocket it reports to.
300M+ in the boxNo credit meterPipeline built inBooking pagesCancel yourselfTheir campaign starts empty. Ours starts with 300 million.
The one row SalesRobot cannot answer. Every campaign of theirs begins with a Sales Nav URL, a CSV, or a credit meter. The real Weezly database below, included in the $59, verified at search time.

Where SalesRobot startsBring your ownFair credit: groups, event attendees and post commenters are import sources too, and that targeting is genuinely broader than ours. The next chapter concedes it properly.
This is the one row SalesRobot cannot answer: they own no database at all, per their own lead-source docs.
They find the group. We win the DM.
Groups, events and post commenters are SalesRobot's signature source, and we concede that row on-screen. Then watch what each tool actually puts in front of the same member.

Fetching group members, event attendees and post commenters is SalesRobot's signature source, and it is broader than ours. They win the list. The fight is what lands in the DM next.
what their step sendsHi Tanveer, I saw we are both in SaaS Revenue Leaders Europe. I help teams like Spendesk book more meetings. Open to a quick chat?
Tanveer, made this for you after your growth-loops post 👇
Same group, same member, two very different touches. Their video clone could send a video here too, we tie-badge that in the table. It still starts from a list you brought and an email you bought.
Clone vs clone, honestly.
SalesRobot's video clone is real and we tie-badge it. Weezly's clone is a platform: one 2-minute take, face and voice, 25 languages, a multi-motion editor, and the same clone working across four products.
They clone you too. This is a scope fight.
Rare on this site: the competitor's clone is real. SalesRobot records 30-45 seconds of you and generates per-lead scripted videos on LinkedIn. Conceded. Weezly's clone is a platform: face and voice from one 2-minute take, 25 languages, a multi-motion editor, and the same clone working across Outreach, Video Messaging, the Chrome extension and the API.
The SalesRobot clone Real, concededPer their own help docs, July 2026: 20 MB max file, 3s-5min, 720p/1080p. A genuine clone, scoped to a campaign step.
One recording, then every lead in every campaign gets their own video, in their own language, with a booking page underneath.
We tested the other clone engines. It was not close.
We ran the same two minute recording through Sendspark, Hippo Video, Sendr and the leading clone engines in our own side by side tests, July 2026. Weezly's face and voice clone was the only render we would put in front of a real prospect.
- Same two minute source take, same script, side by side
- Judged the only way that matters: could we tell it from the real recording?
- The clone videos playing on this page are unedited Weezly renders
Your face, your voice, generated. Judge it yourself.
Their inbox tags. Our pipeline closes.
The real deal pipeline, where AI-read replies become cards moving toward Won, and the campaign stats living in your pocket. SalesRobot advertises neither a board nor an app.

The whole campaign in your pocket. SalesRobot advertises no mobile app at all.
They book a slot. We ship the surface.
Their AI Appointment Setter genuinely books meetings, credited. What they do not sell is a scheduling product: booking pages, a timeslot picker, group invites and a website widget, all inside the same $59.
Their AI Appointment Setter Real, concededIncluded on every paid plan, with copilot and autopilot modes, and it can carry a conversation to a meeting on your calendar. That is genuinely good and this page says so.
Precision matters here: they book meetings, they do not sell a scheduling surface. Weezly Scheduling is a whole Calendly-class product living inside the same $59.
Under every video and in every signature. Your brand, your rules.
Concrete times proposed inside the LinkedIn DM or email, one click to book.
Several invitees vote on times, the winner lands on every calendar.
The same scheduler embedded on your site, wired to the same calendars.
Fixed caps or your SSI.
Their safety stack is real and credited: mobile APIs, residential IPs, 75/40 caps. Weezly calibrates limits per sender from that account's own Social Selling Index, rotates senders, and lets you leave without a chat queue.
Their cap is a number. Ours is your number.
SalesRobot's safety stack is real: mobile-API sending, a dedicated residential IP per account, and fixed caps of up to 75 invites and 40 InMails a day. Credited. Weezly reads each account's own Social Selling Index and calibrates its limits per sender: a strong account sends more, a young account is protected, and nobody inherits a stranger's ceiling.
Recommended: 38 invites/day, today
Theirs: up to 75/day for everyone, per their FAQ.
Sending as Jonas K.
One campaign, many senders, each within their own SSI limit.
If email leads your outbound today, they win that card. We said so.
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WaalaxyOn the LinkedIn side. Their email engine keeps its row until ours ships.
Two $59 price tags. Very different boxes.
SalesRobottheir published pricing, July 2026$39 annual. The seat that behaves like a normal seat is Advanced at $79/mo ($59 annual). Check their pricing, it changes.
Unlimited campaigns. Nothing metered, nothing expires.
"It's not an LTD. When something goes wrong they tell you to buy a subscription to fix it."
"They stopped supporting this product for a lifetime deal. We have literally wasted our money."
"Several features have ceased to function properly, including automations."
The negative pattern is mostly the lifetime-deal V2 migration, and their G2 crowd is genuinely happy. SalesRobot may fix any of this. The structural point stands: the seat buys a robot, and the tank, the board, the page and the pocket are extra or absent.
Nine ties. Three of them they win.
The most concessions on any outreach page here: their clones, their AI setter, their email channel, their group targeting, their done-for-you service. Read the whole sheet, then look at the rows about the tank, the board, the page and the pocket.
| Capability | SalesRobot | |
|---|---|---|
| AI face + voice clone videos on LinkedInTie | One 2-minute take, a unique video per lead, 25 languages | Real: record 30-45s, per-lead scripted video clone |
| AI-cloned voice notes on LinkedInTie | Real: 20-30s sample, per-prospect voice notes | |
| AI comments on leads' postsTie | AI Commenting plus likes-and-comments campaigns | |
| AI that reads replies and books meetingsTie | AI reply reading, pipeline cards, booking pages | AI Appointment Setter, copilot and autopilot, all paid tiers |
| Conditional LinkedIn sequencesTie | 15+ actions with smart conditions | |
| Unified inbox for repliesTie | LinkedIn + email inbox with tags and filters | |
| Cold email channel in sequencesThey win | On the roadmap, with WhatsApp and Instagram | Live today, $15/mo per email account, they win this row |
| Groups, events and post-commenter targetingThey win | LinkedIn search and database segments | Their signature: group members, event attendees, post commenters |
| Done-for-you managed serviceThey win | Published: $397/mo LinkedIn, $600/mo email, they win this row | |
| Built-in B2B leads database | 300M+ contacts included in the $59, no credit packs | None owned: leads come from Sales Nav/LinkedIn URLs or CSV |
| Verified emails without credit meters | Verified at search time, included | Email finder add-on: 1 email = 3 credits, $43/mo for ~1,000 |
| Booking pages and scheduling product | Booking page, timeslot picker, group invite, website widget | Calendar integration only, no booking surface advertised |
| Mobile app with AI reply alerts (iOS + Android) | Not advertised | |
| Visual reply pipeline (kanban to Won) | Not advertised: inbox with tags, no stages or board | |
| LinkedIn sending limits | Calibrated per sender from that account's SSI score | Fixed caps: up to 75 invites and 40 InMails per day |
| Self-serve cancellation | Cancel yourself, any time | 15 days' notice via chat support, no mid-term refunds (their policy) |
| Price, what it includes | $59/mo per sender, whole platform: videos, database, pipeline, scheduling | $59 Basic = 1 active campaign + limited quotas; $79 Advanced + add-ons (their published pricing, July 2026) |
SalesRobot capabilities from their published site, pricing and help docs, July 2026. "Not advertised" means exactly that, we could not find it on their public pages.
Weezly vs SalesRobot, answered
They match the robot. Nobody matches the tank.
SalesRobot earned the ties: AI clones, voice notes, AI comments, an appointment setter. Weezly starts one layer earlier and ends one layer later: 300M+ contacts verified at search time, a pipeline on the replies, a booking page on the meeting, an app in your pocket. $59 per sender, everything included, cancel yourself any time. Run both and compare cost per booked meeting.


