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AiSDR vs Chase by ChaseLabs

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

AiSDR

$250/mo

AI SDR that prospects on signals, runs email and LinkedIn, and books meetings (Ami). Solo is $250/mo; no free trial.

Where AiSDR fits

  • Founder-led sales that want an AI SDR with a public price
  • HubSpot or Salesforce shops
  • Teams comparing Ava and Ami
  • Buyers who will not wait on a quote

AI SDR that finds prospects in a 95M+ contact database, writes the outreach, answers replies and books meetings on your calendar. It costs $39/mo plus $250 for each qualified meeting that actually happens. Best for founders and small sales teams who would rather pay per meeting than hire an SDR.

Where Chase by ChaseLabs fits

  • Founders who have no time for sales development
  • Small B2B teams testing outbound without hiring an SDR
  • Teams that want meetings booked straight onto shared calendars

At a glance

DetailAiSDRChase by ChaseLabs
Starting price$250/mo$39/mo
Free tier–No–No
MCP server–No–No
Public API–No✓Yes
Listed underLead generation, OutreachOutreach, Lead generation

Where they pull apart

AiSDR

Stands out: A public $250 Solo plan (200 AI-researched contacts) with HubSpot, Salesforce, Close, Clay and Calendly named, and cancel-anytime terms.

Watch out: Explore is $900/mo and Scale $2,500. There is no free trial; the vendor says warmup makes a 30-day window pointless. Per-campaign managed service is extra.

Not the right fit for

  • People who need a $40 sequencer
  • Teams that insist on a free trial
  • Enterprises that want a fully managed $2,500 desk on day one without knowing Solo

Chase by ChaseLabs

Stands out: The pricing is mostly success based: $39 a month covers 500 ICP-matched contacts and AI usage, and the $250 fee is charged only when a qualified prospect shows up, never for no-shows or cancellations.

Watch out: Costs climb fast once it works: five held meetings add $1,250 to a month. Extra contacts, mailboxes and domains are billed on top when Chase provisions them for you.

Not the right fit for

  • Recruiting teams sourcing candidates
  • High-volume teams where per-meeting fees add up
  • Buyers who want a flat monthly price

Pros and cons

AiSDR

  • Public $250 Solo instead of a pure quote
  • HubSpot, Salesforce, Close, Clay named
  • Honest no-trial FAQ
  • No free trial
  • Explore/Scale are $900/$2,500
  • 200 contacts on Solo is not a team motion

Chase by ChaseLabs

  • Pay mainly for meetings that happen
  • No-shows are not charged
  • Mailbox and domain setup handled
  • $250 per meeting adds up
  • Add-ons billed on top
  • Built for sales, not recruiting

What each one costs

AiSDR

$250/mo

Solo starts at $250/mo (200 AI-researched contacts). Explore is $900/mo and Scale is $2,500/mo with higher contact and mailbox limits. Explore and Scale use quarterly contracts billed monthly; annual plans take ~20% off. No free trial; cancel anytime.

Checked 8 Sep 2026

Chase by ChaseLabs

$39/mo

The base plan is $39/mo with 500 verified, ICP-matched contacts and an AI budget of up to $9 a month, plus a $250 success fee for each qualified meeting a prospect actually attends. No-shows and cancellations are not charged. Add-ons: extra contacts at $0.06 each, done-for-you Google mailboxes at $4.50/mo and sending domains at $12.50/yr, and connecting your own domains, mailboxes and lists is free. Enterprise is custom. No retainers or minimums. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 30 Oct 2026

Common questions

Is AiSDR cheaper than Chase by ChaseLabs?
Chase by ChaseLabs starts lower, at $39/mo against $250/mo for AiSDR. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try AiSDR or Chase by ChaseLabs for free?
Neither carries a free tier on our listing.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 8 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?