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Ava

11 digital-employee/Artisan/ACTIVE/aka Artisan Ava

Ava is Artisan's AI BDR: she mines a large contact database, personalizes outbound at scale, and manages replies through to booked meetings.

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What it does

  • 01300M+ contact database
  • 02Personalized outbound
  • 03Deliverability management
  • 04Reply handling
  • 05Meeting booking
  • 06Bespoke playbook onboarding
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Who it's for

Teams buying a managed outbound motion — data, sending, and reply handling — as one contract.

PRICING

Pricing

Quote-based annual contracts; reported from ~$2.4k/mo — verify. List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

caveat · before you adopt

Quote-based pricing reported in the low thousands per month; quality depends on ICP definition and list hygiene — treat the first weeks as a calibration period.

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What is Ava?

Ava is Artisan's AI BDR: she mines a large contact database, personalizes outbound at scale, and manages replies through to booked meetings.

Who is Ava for?

Teams buying a managed outbound motion — data, sending, and reply handling — as one contract.

How much does Ava cost?

Quote-based annual contracts; reported from ~$2.4k/mo — verify. List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

Does Ava run locally or in the cloud?

Ava runs in the vendor's cloud. Its interfaces are a chat surface (Slack, messenger, or web app), an API or protocol.

What are alternatives to Ava?

Other AI employee entries in the catalog: Alice, Piper, Sierra, Decagon, Fin, Harvey, Lindy, Juicebox (PeopleGPT), Mercor. Different categories solve the same problem differently — see the AI employees & digital coworkers category page for tradeoffs.

What should I know before adopting Ava?

Quote-based pricing reported in the low thousands per month; quality depends on ICP definition and list hygiene — treat the first weeks as a calibration period.