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onsa.ai
Get meetings without the sales stack
34 followers
Get meetings without the sales stack
34 followers
Replace your sales stack with one chat. 5 AI agents build ICPs, find qualified leads, write personalized outreach and pre-meeting memos. No workflows, no learning curve. Free plan, 50 messages/day, no credit card.
App in the Air 5.0
I built Onsa because founders don't need more sales tools — they need fewer.
I spent 6 months paying for Apollo, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and Clay before that clicked. So I built a chat interface that replaces all of them.
Just type: "Find leads for https://company.com" — and it builds your ICP, finds prospects, and writes personalized outreach. All from one message.
No workflows. No learning curve. Just type what you need.
Free plan. 50 messages/day. No credit card.
Can a solo founder with the right AI compete with a 10-person sales team? I believe yes.
Curious if it works? Drop your URL and I'll show you what Onsa finds. Live, right here.
@bayka
Thanks for Onsa and other stuff you’re doing.
I’m among first users of onsa and can’t praise enough the progress you’ve made with it.
From meeting preparation to analyzing and adjusting outreach tactics it’s a great help.
Best of luck with the launch!
App in the Air 5.0
@mike_day117 thanks, Mike, for your support!
App in the Air 5.0
What it actually costs to do what Onsa does for free:
ZoomInfo: $14,995/year
Clay: $149–349/month
Apollo: $49–119/month
Lemlist: $59–99/month
Total: $20,000+/year
Onsa: $0. 50 messages/day. No credit card.
That's enough to build an ICP, find 20 leads, and write personalized outreach to every one of them. Every day.
Challenge: tell me your current sales stack and what you pay. I'll show you the same workflow in Onsa, live.
App in the Air 5.0
One thing that changed how I think about this product:
A customer needed to research a prospect in Switzerland. Our agent — without being told where to look — found a Swiss government salary registry on its own and used it to build the prospect profile.
Nobody programmed that. No one added "Swiss salary registries" to a database. The agent reasoned about where the information might exist and went looking.
This is the difference between Onsa and tools that query static databases. Static B2B data decays at 3% per month. By the time you buy a contact list, it's already rotting.
Onsa doesn't query lists. It thinks about your specific question and goes finding answers.
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— Aizada Marat, CEO & Founder, Alma