xhuman
AI agent that sources passive candidates, finds client leads and works your own network.
Quote-based pricing Free tier MCP server
Bottom line
People-search agent for search firms: describe the mandate in a sentence, xhuman searches the open web and your own network, shows the evidence behind every match, then drafts and paces the outreach from your own mailbox. You can start free after a review; paid plans are not published and are shown in the chat.
Stands out for: Every match opens to show why it matched, tracing each criterion back to the talk, post or profile the claim came from, and saying so when the evidence is not strong enough rather than filling the gap. It also reads your own side: connect a mailbox and your LinkedIn network and it can tell you who you already know inside a target account, which a database-first sourcing tool cannot do.
Watch out for: The product is in private beta. The vendor no longer publishes plan prices: you start free after a review, and any paid plan is offered inside the chat, so you cannot budget from a public rate card. Companies book a call with the founder. The vendor describes SOC 2 as a programme on its Trust Center rather than a finished report.
Overview
xhuman is an AI agent that works your professional network. You describe the person you need in plain language rather than filling in filters, and it turns that into criteria it can search against across the open web, several data sources and its own network.
Each match is verified against the underlying evidence. Opening one shows why the person fits, the evidence behind each claim and where it came from.
Once you pick someone, xhuman drafts the outreach from what it knows about them and about you. It sends on their clock, inside working hours, never twice, and follows up until there is a reply. Nothing reaches a real person without your approval.
For a search firm the same engine covers three jobs. The first is passive candidates, found by what they have actually done rather than the title they hold, which is what the vendor's own executive-search case study describes.
The second is business development: decision-makers and warm paths into the accounts you want to bill. The third is your own database. Because it connects to your mailbox, calendar and LinkedIn network, it surfaces the people already in your orbit, including placements you made and threads that went quiet, and raises them when someone changes job, raises money or starts hiring.
You can start free after a review. If you want more, xhuman tells you the plans in the chat; no plan prices are published on the site. Companies that want an agent for every employee book a call with the founder.
Who it's for
Best for
- Search consultants working mandates where job titles do not identify the right people
- Agency owners who want candidate search and client business development out of the same tool
- Recruiters reactivating past placements and dormant contacts already in their network
- Individual billers whose real asset is a personal network rather than a database seat
Not ideal for
- Agencies that need a shared pipeline, ownership rules and team reporting
- Buyers who want a published per-seat price before they sign up
- Anyone who needs a completed SOC 2 report and general availability today
Key features
People search. Describe who you need in plain language and xhuman searches the open web, several data sources and your own network, then opens each match to show the evidence behind every criterion and where it came from.
Outreach campaigns. Messages drafted from what it knows about them and about you, sent from your own mailbox or LinkedIn, capped per day, held to working hours and approved by you before anything reaches a real person.
AI features
| What the AI does | Plan |
|---|---|
| Plain-language people search across the open web, multiple data sources and your own network | Included |
| Each criterion traced to source evidence, with thin matches flagged rather than claimed | Included |
| Outreach drafted from both sides' context and paced to working hours | Included |
| Watches contacts for job changes, funding and new hiring and raises what moved | Included |
| MCP server so Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor can query what xhuman knows | Included |
Only features named in the vendor's own documentation. Anything sold separately is marked as an add-on.
MCP server
First-party MCP confirmed; vendor has not published a public endpoint URL.
Setup steps and live status MCP Directory Check your stack in the MCP readiness checker
Pricing
xhuman no longer publishes plan prices. You can start free after a review, and if you want more, xhuman shows the plans inside the chat. Companies that want an agent for every employee book a 20-minute call with the founder. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.
Checked 4 Nov 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Is xhuman expensive?
xhuman does not publish a price. It is one of 46 quote-based tools among the 181 sourcing tools in our directory. 43 have a free tier, and those with a public price typically start around $99 a month.
- 46 quote-based
- 43 free tier
- 104 public price
Worked out automatically from every sourcing listing, so it updates as the directory changes.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Every match traces back to its source evidence, and weak matches are flagged instead of filled in
- Searches your own inbox and LinkedIn network, not only a purchased database
- Sending is approved by you, capped per day and held to working hours
Cons
- Private beta, and free access starts only after a review
- Credits do not roll over and reset on the calendar month, not the billing date
- No published plan prices; paid plans are offered in the chat
Integrations
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How xhuman compares
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| Tool | Free tier | From | MCP | API | Compare |
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| | ✓ | Sales-quoted | ✓ | – | |
| | – | $99/mo | ✓ | ✓ | Compare |
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| | – | $130/mo | ✓ | ✓ | Compare |
$99/mo MCP API
AI sourcing agent aimed squarely at recruiting, with its own candidate database and LinkedIn outreach, if you do not want an agent that also works your inbox and calendar.
$99/mo Free tier MCP
Natural-language candidate search with a published $99/mo entry price, focused on finding people rather than running the outreach and follow-up after them.
$130/mo MCP API
Sourcing, recruiting CRM and sequences in one shared system when the team needs a common pipeline and reporting rather than a personal agent.
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