Seamless.AI

Real-time B2B contact search with verified emails and mobiles, sold on annual, quote-only licenses

Small-Team ReadySetup: Same dayActs + logs everythingOpaque — quote onlyChecked · prices checked 2026-11-04
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Solo-fit verdictSmall-Team Ready

The finder works, but quote-only annual pricing is the worst fit in this list for a solo founder who needs predictable monthly costs.

True solo cost — low volumePricing not published — quote only. No honest estimate can be built from official sources for 500 prospects/mo; the published free plan is $0 with 50 one-time credits, and the Basic license's published allowance is 250 credits/mo at an unpublished price
True solo cost — typical volumePricing not published — quote only. At about 2,000 prospects/mo a solo user would need a quoted license well above the Basic license's published 250 credits/mo allowance; the Pro license publishes 10,000 credits/mo but no price, so the monthly cost cannot be stated from official sources
No-code score (4/5)

Setup: Same day · Control: Acts + logs everything

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What Seamless.AI is — in our words

Seamless.AI is an outbound prospecting database, not inbound lead capture and not a full SDR. Its job is the top of the outbound workflow: search in real time for people and companies matching your buyer profile, reveal verified work emails and mobile numbers, watch job-change and buyer-intent signals, and use its Autopilot features to build and refresh prospect lists against criteria you set. A Chrome extension pulls contacts while you browse professional profiles and company sites. From there the workflow leaves Seamless: sequences are sent from your engagement tool, replies are handled by you or that tool, and meetings are booked through your calendar and CRM, which Seamless syncs to rather than replaces. For a solo founder the product itself is approachable — search, reveal, export — but the commercial terms are the opposite of solo-friendly, and this listing scores it on that honesty. Paid pricing is not published: the pricing page routes you to a sales quote, licenses are annual subscriptions, and cancelling requires action well before renewal because contracts auto-renew. Credits are also easy to misunderstand, with a small one-time free allowance and very different monthly allowances between the Basic and Pro licenses. A founder who needs predictable, month-to-month, self-serve costs should treat the missing price itself as the finding.

What it does end-to-end

  • Search for B2B prospects and reveal emails and mobile numbers in real time
  • Build and refresh prospect lists with Autopilot criteria
  • Surface job-change alerts and buyer intent data
  • Capture contacts from web browsing with a Chrome extension
  • Sync prospects to HubSpot, Salesforce and common engagement tools

What it does NOT do

  • Publish any paid price — every paid license is quote only
  • Send sequences, handle replies or book meetings as an autonomous SDR
  • Offer month-to-month flexibility; paid subscriptions are annual and auto-renew
  • Give a meaningful free allowance; the free plan's 50 credits do not replenish

Pricing — checked 2026-11-04

Pricing not published — quote only. Paid licenses are annual; only the free plan's $0 price and credit allowances are published.

Pricing not published — quote only. Seamless.AI does not publish a price on its official site, so we don’t guess one. The True Solo Cost panels above reflect that honestly.
Billing unitquote
Free tier / trialYes — a free tier is published on the vendor's pricing page
Pricing clarityOpaque — quote only
SourceOfficial pricing page ↗
Checked 2026-11-04

Setup, control and fit

Setup timeSame day
Human controlActs + logs everything
PlatformsWeb, Chrome extension
Best forSaaS · Agencies · B2B services · Recruiting and staffing

Integrations we verified: HubSpot, Salesforce, Outreach, Salesloft, Pipedrive, Zapier, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Gmail

Pros — our take

  • Fast, simple real-time contact search and reveal workflow
  • Job-change and intent signals help prioritise who to contact
  • Free plan lets you sample data quality before any sales call

Cons — our take

  • No published paid pricing at all — a sales quote is mandatory
  • Annual auto-renewing contracts with an advance cancellation window
  • It only covers finding prospects; sending and replies need other tools

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