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11x

11x

32/100

Digital workers (Alice) that run autonomous outbound end-to-end.

11x.ai

Agent-readiness

auth.md
MCP server
llms.txt
OpenAPI
Auth: oauth

Rankings

Overview

11x is an enterprise GTM automation platform that sells AI “digital workers” for outbound pipeline creation and inbound lead qualification.

Best for: B2B sales, marketing, growth and RevOps teams that have meaningful outbound or inbound volume, use a CRM, and can justify annual AI SDR/AI inbound automation budgets starting around $36k/year.

Pricing

Alice Growth
$3,750/mo billed annually
Alice Pro
Custom, billed annually
Alice Enterprise
Custom annual or multi-year
Julian Growth Voice
$5,333/mo billed annually
Julian Growth Chat
$2,417/mo billed annually
Julian Pro
Custom, billed annually
Julian Enterprise
Custom annual or multi-year

Features

  • Outbound prospecting and lead generation
  • Live web research and deep account/person research
  • Data enrichment and AI personalization
  • Multi-channel sequences and smart replies
  • Signal-based triggers, lead nurture and reactivation
  • Managed Gmail mailboxes with domain setup, warmup, inbox rotation and monitoring
  • Inbound qualification across phone, website chat, SMS and WhatsApp
  • Meeting scheduling and intelligent lead routing
  • Bi-directional CRM sync with activity, transcript and outcome logging
  • Analytics, deliverability monitoring, API and webhooks

Pros

  • Covers both outbound demand creation and inbound demand capture
  • Published entry pricing is now available for Growth plans
  • Strong CRM/API orientation with bi-directional sync and webhooks
  • Backed by major investors including a16z and Benchmark

Cons

  • Expensive for small teams; Alice starts at $36k/year and Julian Voice starts at $63,996/year
  • Annual contracts are the default and Pro/Enterprise pricing is custom
  • No free tier or self-serve trial pricing found
  • TechCrunch reported 2025 concerns about customer-logo claims, early product performance and churn, so buyers should validate references and pilot results carefully

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