Sbl.soThe identity question.Their SDR is a stranger.
Yours is your clone.
Sbl.so's autonomous AI SDR is real, and this page says so. It also runs, by their founder's own description, from LinkedIn profiles rented from an affiliate network and reskinned in your brand. Weezly scales the other thing: your account, your face, your cloned voice, a personal video rendered for every lead and playing natively in the DM, with the database, pipeline and booking in one $59 subscription.
Outreach with Sbl.soa managed profile speaks for youRendered from their founder's public description on AppSumo, July 2026: profiles earn a fixed fee from $39/mo for lending the account. It genuinely protects your own profile. It is also, genuinely, not you.
With the 300M+ database, the reply pipeline, booking pages and the mobile app in the same subscription.
Both machines converse. Only one of them is recognizably you when the meeting starts.
The AI SDR is real. So is the question of whose face it wears.
Sbl.so's reply engine genuinely carries conversations end to end and asks for a human when it is stuck. That is more autonomy than most of this category ships, and more than Weezly chooses to ship. The structural difference sits one layer down: by default the outreach runs on Fractional SDR profiles, real accounts rented from their affiliate network, reskinned with your headline and banner. Your buyer's first human contact with your company is a person who has never heard of it.
All real, all credited. From sbl.so and their pricing page, July 2026.
We reprint them, dated, and let you check. Ours are printed the same way: 2.7x replies with video, 68% watch rate, +38% meetings.
Homepage: "90% money-back guarantee.*" Their refund policy: a 100% refund on the $7 trial within 7 days, and a 15-day window on the production setup fee. Their terms: subscription fees are billed in advance and are non-refundable.
No adjectives from us. Read their refund policy and terms, then read ours.

Read from sbl.so, their pricing page and FAQ, July 2026. If they ship one of these later, good, the category needed it. Their advertised mobile app is not listed here: it is advertised, we simply could not find a store listing to link, and ours is one card further down with both stores linked.
The machine that scales you, not a persona.
Six chapters, every capability shown live. Same standard we hold them to: if we claim it, you can see it.
Two profiles. Only one of them shows up to the meeting.
The buyer's side of both machines, drawn fairly. Their conversation is genuinely good. Then the buyer clicks the sender's name.
The profile your buyer meets with Sbl.soCoded scene, real Weezly render playing. Their side is drawn fairly from their founder's own description of Fractional SDR profiles, July 2026. The conversation quality is a tie. The click on the sender's name is not.
Autonomy you can read, in the real builder.
SBL generates the campaign from a prompt, and that is fast. Weezly shows you every step and branch on a canvas, with the conversion steps their published menu does not have.

SBL capabilities per sbl.so, their pricing page and FAQ, July 2026: sequencing with likes, comments, visits and connects, voice notes with cloned voice on Pro, and video, image and PDF attachments. Everything marked violet is not advertised there.
Their video step attaches a file. Ours renders a person.
One take. Your face, your voice.
SBL's video step is a file you upload once: the same clip for Gustav, Anna and María. Weezly renders a new one per lead, name, company and language included, and uploads the file natively so it plays in the thread.
We ran the same take through the clone engines we compete with most on video, Sendspark, Hippo Video and Sendr, and published the results. It was not close. SBL was not in that test, so we make no clone claim against them: they do not advertise face cloning at all.
Their leads are metered monthly. Ours come with the machine.

Leads at SBLLive LinkedIn extraction, described plainly and honestly on their site: no list buying, updates daily. Credit to them for the philosophy. It is metered though: 1,000 matched leads a month on Starter, 2,000 on Pro, per their pricing page, July 2026. Verified-email export is not advertised.
An owned 300M+ B2B database inside the same login, no monthly lead meter, emails verified at the moment you search. If it is not verified, it does not export. Select the list, push it straight into the sequence with the videos.
Their AI answers for you. Ours makes answering effortless.

SBL's AI answers your buyers end to end and asks for a human when unsure. That is real autonomy, and if that is what you want, they do it well. Weezly stops one step earlier on purpose: the AI reads every reply, files it by stage, and pings your phone on positives. The words your buyer reads next are yours, from the person whose face was in the video and whose name is on the meeting.
Safety without borrowing a face.
SBL protects you by renting someone else.
Weezly protects you by reading your account.
Their architecture is honest about the trade: keep your profile out of it, let managed profiles absorb the risk, cap them at fixed daily limits. Ours: send as your real team, in the cloud, with caps derived from each account's Social Selling Index and rotation across senders. Both are safety systems. Only one builds your own presence while it runs.
SBL's fixed caps (75 invites, 200 messages per profile per day, with warmup and rotation) are a real safety system too, and the table below scores it a tie.
HeyReach
Expandi
La Growth Machine
lemlist
Dripify
WaalaxyTheir seat is cheaper. Ask who sits in it.
No price attack here: Sbl.so's Pro plan works out around $47 per seat and their trial is genuinely generous. The comparison is what the seat is. Theirs seats an AI under a managed profile. Ours seats you, with the whole machine attached.
Sbl.soTheir published pricing, July 2026 (check their pricing). Leads metered at 1,000 to 2,000 per month by plan. The seats are managed profiles from their network.
A young product, mostly happy users, read both sides.
The honest picture, July 2026: AppSumo rates Sbl.so 4.4 of 5 across 66 reviews, 53 of them five-star. That is a real, mostly happy user base and we print it first. Their homepage also advertises 4.7 on G2; we could not verify the review count behind it, so we do not repeat it as fact. Two recurring themes from verified purchasers, quoted with dates:
It is absolutely impossible to properly view, let alone interact with, the dashboard from a mobile device.
AppSumo verified purchaser, July 2 2026On Slack, I've asked 3 questions on a few different days. None of them got any reply as of now.
AppSumo verified purchaser, July 26 2026Fairness note: when a frustrated reviewer posted a one-star in May 2026, SBL's founder replied publicly under his own name, clarified the setup, and offered a 1:1 call. That is good vendor behavior and it deserves saying.
Weezly vs Sbl.so, ties included.
Four rows below are theirs or shared, marked plainly. Competitor capabilities are category-level readings of sbl.so, their pricing page and FAQ, July 2026.
| Capability | Sbl.so | |
|---|---|---|
| Whose LinkedIn profile talks to your buyers | Your own accounts and your team, your faces | Managed Fractional SDR profiles rented from their affiliate network (per their founder, July 2026) |
| Autonomous AI replies, end to endThey win | AI reads sentiment and fills the pipeline, you send the reply | AI runs the whole conversation and escalates when unsure |
| AI voice cloning and voice notesTie | Real: 10-30s sample, on their Pro plan | |
| Video inside the LinkedIn DM | Rendered per lead from your face and voice clone, uploaded natively | Static video files you upload once, the AI attaches them |
| AI face cloning | One 2-minute recording, ever | |
| WhatsApp channelThey win | On the roadmap, with email and Instagram | Live today, on every plan |
| Comment-to-DM keyword capture on postsThey win | Not advertised | Live, including on competitors' posts |
| Leads database | 300M+ B2B contacts included, searchable, no meter | Live LinkedIn extraction, metered at 1,000 to 2,000 leads per month by plan |
| Verified emails on your leads | Verified at search time; if it is not verified, it does not export | Not advertised |
| Reply pipeline board with deal stages | Kanban from Interested to Won, built in | Built-in CRM and unified inbox; no stage board advertised |
| Booking pages product | A booking page under every video, plus pickers and widgets | Calendar booking inside the chat via Google Meet; no booking-page product advertised |
| Mobile app | iOS and Android you can download today, AI reply alerts | Advertised on their site; no app-store listing found, July 2026 |
| Account safety approachTie | SSI-based recommended caps per account | Fixed caps (75 invites, 200 messages per profile per day), rotation, warmup |
| CRM integrationsTie | Native HubSpot sync, webhooks, API | 2-way HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive |
| Claude MCP server and public APITie | MCP server with 14 tools, REST API, webhooks | MCP server, public REST API, webhooks |
| Free trialThey win | Start free, no card | Free until your first meeting, 3 positive replies or 300 outreaches |
| Price, and what it includes | $59/mo per sender with videos, database, pipeline, scheduling, app | $99/mo for 2 seats, $189/mo for 4, extra seats $39 (their published pricing, July 2026) |
If Sbl.so ships one of the missing rows later, good, the category needed it. Unproven absences say "Not advertised", never a hard no.
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Weezly vs SalesforgeStop borrowing a face. Start sending yours.
Sbl.so's AI talks to your buyers under managed, rented profiles. Weezly clones your face and voice once, renders a personal video per lead, sends it natively from your own account, and books the meeting with the person the buyer actually met. One $59 subscription.