Overview

Artra’s Max agent can research prospects, draft personalized messages, send outreach, qualify replies, and book meetings. Contact management and outreach across email, SMS, LinkedIn, and a dialer make it a candidate for teams seeking a single outbound workflow rather than a standalone email tool. The trade-off is that quotas differ substantially by tier, especially for enrichment, AI tokens, texts, and calls.

Key features

Prospecting and outreach

Artra says its contact graph contains more than 2.1 billion contacts, draws on more than 200 data sources, updates every 30 seconds, and covers 175 countries. That reach may help with research across markets, but monthly enrichment credits are the more immediate constraint for recurring prospecting. Autonomous prospecting, lead research, enrichment, AI lead qualification, and automated follow-up extend the platform beyond list building.

Deliverability and connections

Email warmup, blacklist monitoring, spam analysis, and SPF/DKIM/DMARC checks give outbound teams tools to monitor deliverability. Documented integrations include Gmail, Outlook/Microsoft 365, SendGrid, Twilio, HubSpot, LinkedIn, Stripe, and Okta. HubSpot and Salesforce users can sync contacts, activities, and deal stages in both directions, which should reduce the friction of keeping sales records aligned.

Browser extension, API, and privacy

The browser extension runs LinkedIn sequence touches and prospecting actions through the user’s logged-in browser session. Scoped personal access tokens and a JSON Agent API support external clients and AI agents, useful for teams connecting Artra to custom workflows. Artra says Gmail data is used to provide email functions, not for advertising, and is not read by humans except in specified cases such as user permission or security investigations.

SSO and audit logs are on the enterprise roadmap, as are SOC 2 readiness and regional data residency. Organizations that require those controls today should weigh that gap before adopting Artra for sensitive sales operations.

Pricing

Artra is freemium, with paid plans from 59.00 USD per month, billed annually with 20% savings. The Free Basic plan requires no credit card and includes 100 emails per day, 100 enrichment credits, no AI tokens, unlimited email warmup, a blacklist tool, a spam analyzer, and basic features. It can support a small email-led trial, but the absence of AI tokens and the modest enrichment allowance limit automated prospecting.

Professional costs 59.00 USD per month, billed annually with 20% savings. It provides unlimited daily emails, 2,500 enrichment credits per month, 100K AI tokens per month, LinkedIn connections, lead enrichment, an AI co-pilot, social profile views, and all deliverability tools. Artra positions it for individuals starting outbound prospecting; it is the natural step up from Free Basic for email and LinkedIn prospecting, though it does not include the listed text and call allowances of higher plans.

Professional Plus+ costs 99.00 USD per month, billed annually with 20% savings. It raises the monthly allowance to 5,000 enrichment credits and 1M AI tokens, and adds 1,000 text messages, 300 call minutes, an outbound dialer, and a custom phone number. Established sales reps who need phone and SMS alongside email have a clearer fit here than on Professional.

Scale costs 400.00 USD per month, billed annually with 20% savings. Its 25,000 monthly enrichment credits and 3M AI tokens accompany 5,000 text messages, 1,500 call minutes, call recordings, dedicated support, and custom email and CRM setup. It is aimed at larger teams that need higher quotas and setup help; for smaller teams, the jump in price is hard to justify unless those allowances and support are needed. Artra says support messages typically receive a response within 24–48 hours, with dedicated support on Scale. Phone, AI-token, and enrichment-credit allowances vary by tier, so teams should match their expected volume to the relevant plan before committing to annual billing.

Platforms

Artra is available on the web and through a browser extension, and it documents an API for external clients and AI agents. The extension’s LinkedIn actions rely on the user’s logged-in browser session, making it a different operating model from an API-driven integration.

Who it's for

Artra is most compelling for outbound-focused salespeople who want research, enrichment, follow-up, and several outreach channels in one platform. Professional suits individuals getting started; Professional Plus+ is better aligned to established reps using text and calls; Scale targets larger teams with heavier usage and dedicated support. It is less suitable for buyers who need enterprise SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 readiness, or regional data residency as current capabilities.

Pros and cons

Pros

One workflow across channels: Email, SMS, LinkedIn, and dialer outreach sit alongside prospect research and AI-assisted qualification.
Broad research reach: The stated contact graph, data-source count, update cadence, and country coverage offer a wide research footprint, while paid tiers specify monthly enrichment capacity.
Useful CRM and developer connections: Bi-directional HubSpot or Salesforce syncing, plus a JSON Agent API and scoped tokens, can suit teams with existing sales systems or custom automation.
Deliverability tools at the entry level: Free Basic includes warmup, blacklist monitoring, and spam analysis, giving teams a way to assess email hygiene before paying.

Cons

Free Basic lacks AI capacity: It has no AI tokens and only 100 enrichment credits, so it is a limited option for sustained automated prospecting.
Channel capacity is tier-dependent: Text and call allowances appear on Professional Plus+ and Scale, so multichannel teams must pay more than the entry paid tier.
Annual billing shapes the advertised paid prices: The quoted monthly rates are billed annually, which is a meaningful commitment for buyers still evaluating fit.
Some enterprise controls remain roadmap items: Buyers requiring SSO, audit logs, SOC 2 readiness, or regional data residency now may need another platform.

Alternatives

For a broader CRM choice, compare Salesforce Sales Cloud, which has a free plan and a 25.00 USD per month Starter Suite billed monthly per user. Buzz is another freemium sales assistant, with its Core plan at 79.00 USD per month per seat and 500 credits per month. BOSRAI offers a free plan capped at 150 verified contacts per month, five messages a day, and one seat, with an Agent plan at 99.00 USD per month.

For phone-oriented agents, HeyRik AI Sales Agent has a free monthly plan with 30 call minutes and 30 credits, with phone rental charged separately. Alokite has a free plan for one user with four outreach inboxes, one active campaign, 90 emails a day, and 50 enrichments per month, but no LinkedIn. Persana AI offers a free plan with 50 credits, 50 emails, five phones, and searches for up to 500 people or companies. Regie.ai has a free plan with 250 one-time credits per person, shareable by up to 10 people, for research, enrichment, drafting, and agents. For an alternative without a free plan, Instantly starts with a 47.00 USD per month Growth plan for credits or outreach.

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Verdict

Choose Artra AI if you want prospect research, AI-assisted qualification, CRM sync, and email, LinkedIn, SMS, and call outreach in one outbound platform. The main reason to look elsewhere is a requirement for enterprise controls now, or a workflow whose phone and AI usage does not fit the plan quotas and annual billing.

	Artra AI	Prospera
Free plan	Yes	No
Free trial	Yes
Paid from	$59/mo	$1,500/mo
Platforms	api, extension, Web	Web
Free plan	Yes	No
Autonomous prospecting	Yes	Yes
Lead research	Yes	Yes
Multichannel outreach	Yes	No
AI lead qualification	Yes
Automated follow-up	Yes	Yes
Contact enrichment	Yes

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