graph8

graph8

graph8 (built on CIENCE) · Business

graph8 gives AI assistants live company and decision-maker data and runs sales agents that find buyers, work five outbound channels and book meetings for your team.

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About graph8

What Is graph8

graph8 is an AI sales platform built around a buyer graph and a set of revenue agents. It hands your AI assistant real companies, decision-makers, verified work emails and buying signals, then lets agent workflows find accounts, draft outreach and answer inbound messages. The company behind it is CIENCE, which has run B2B campaigns for a decade, and that campaign history feeds the models.

Two ideas run through the product, and they pull in different directions. One is data: the graph holds 700M+ contacts and 100M+ companies, connected so a request returns people, not a stale export. The other is AI prospecting and outbound sales automation: fifteen operator agents work from that same data to send, call and follow up. You decide how much runs on its own, because every decision type sits on Autopilot, Approve or Off.

The limit worth knowing up front is scope. This is a work tool for revenue teams, not a general assistant. It leans on connected mailboxes, calendars and CRM access to do anything useful, so a solo user without a sales motion gets little out of it. Setup also happens through a conversation with an agent, which is quick but assumes you know who you sell to.

Getting Started

  1. Sign up with Google or Microsoft, which takes about ten seconds and needs no card
  2. Let the setup agent read your website and connect your calendar, mailbox, CRM or phone number
  3. Work My Desk, the ranked daily list that gathers interested replies, meeting prep, follow-ups and deals at risk
  4. Set each decision to Autopilot, Approve or Off, so the agents run as much or as little of the outbound as you want

Product Information

A quick look at graph8's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$0 - $99/mo
PlatformWeb, desktop and phone apps; MCP server, APIs and SDKs; syncs with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Outreach and Salesloft
Developergraph8 (built on CIENCE)
CategoryBusiness
Release DateJan 2025
Latest UpdatedOct 2025
Website Visits7.4K
Website Global Rank2.8M
API AvailabilityYes

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Sales reps who live in a mailbox and dialer
  • SDR and RevOps teams running outbound at volume
  • Founders and small teams without a data team
  • Developers wiring sales tools into an AI assistant

Tasks

  • Finding in-market accounts
  • Running a multi-channel campaign
  • Answering inbound
  • Verifying work emails before sending
  • Routing and booking meetings

Scenarios

  • Working a territory on a busy day
  • Covering a quiet stretch
  • Picking up a stalled deal
  • Onboarding a new rep
  • Keeping an existing CRM

Key features

One Buyer Graph Instead of a List

graph8 keeps companies, people and roles connected in a single graph rather than selling you a flat export. That matters because a static list goes stale fast, and the connections are what let a request return real decision-makers with reporting lines. The graph covers 700M+ contacts and 100M+ companies, and searching or browsing it is free on every plan. You pay when you reveal or enrich a contact, not when you look.

Operator Agents That Run the Work

Fifteen operator agents each hold one job and share the same data. A Chief of Staff plans the work and hands it to the others, covering sending, calling, follow-ups and inbox. The control sits with you, because every decision type runs on Autopilot, Approve or Off, and each AI action is logged. That split is the difference between a black-box autopilot and a system you can actually steer.

Five-Channel Outbound Sequencer

A campaign reaches buyers across email, phone, LinkedIn, SMS and WhatsApp in one automated sequence. The same engine handles sending infrastructure, mailboxes, domains and deliverability, so a rep does not have to run those pieces. Building one sequence that touches five channels is the part most point tools force you to stitch together yourself.

Your Twin for Tone and Voice

Connect your mailbox, LinkedIn, calls and calendar, and graph8 builds a twin from that history. It drafts replies and first touches in your tone and leaves voicemails in your voice when you are on a call or away. The company says nothing is trained on data you did not connect, you approve the twin before anyone else sees it, and you can regenerate or delete it.

MCP Server and Typed Sales Tools

The MCP server gives AI agents typed tools for contact search, enrichment, buyer signals, campaigns, workflows and revenue analytics. You drop the server into a client config next to Claude, Cursor or another MCP host, set an API key, and the tool catalog appears in the next session. A preview workspace lets you test every call against sandbox data before production access opens.

A Daily List, Not a Dashboard

My Desk is the daily list where the work that needs a person lands, in the graph8 Work app on web, desktop and phone. Each card carries the context, the last thread and a drafted next step, ranked by what needs you first. Approving from a phone is the point, because a rep between calls is the moment the queue is meant for.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Search and browse the full graph free on every plan, which removes the pay-before-you-look barrier most data tools set
  • The Team plan includes unlimited users with no seat fees, so pricing does not scale with headcount
  • Every decision type goes to Autopilot, Approve or Off, and AI actions are logged, so you keep control of what sends
  • The MCP server turns the same data into typed tools, so an AI assistant can search and enrich without exports
  • Two-way sync with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Outreach and Salesloft means you can keep a CRM you already run

Cons

  • It is built for revenue teams, so a user without a sales process and a connected mailbox gets little value
  • The heavier features, like the always-on twin and voice agents, sit behind a connected mailbox, calendar and calls, which not everyone can grant
  • Contact reveals and enrichments draw on contact credits, and sending and calling draw on execution credits, so heavy use costs more than the base plan
  • The MCP server is still in preview with managed access, so developers cannot roll it out to a whole team on day one

Frequently asked questions

graph8 is an AI sales platform that pairs a buyer graph of contacts and companies with a set of revenue agents. The agents find in-market accounts, run outbound across five channels and book meetings, while you approve what goes out. It also exposes the same data through an MCP server so AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT can search and enrich contacts directly.