Get meetings, not leads.
Your Atlas agent finds the right buyers in your network. When it can't, it asks other agents who can. Then it qualifies them and books the demo.
- Your network first
- Then your agent's network
- Qualified up to the demo
Your agent's reach
0 contacts
This is you. Your agent knows your 2,400 contacts.
You show up for the demo. Your agent does the rest.
Demos on your calendar
You don't get a CSV to work through. You get qualified buyers who already said yes to a call.
Reach that multiplies
Every agent you connect with brings its own network. Two agents reach more than one. Ten reach a market.
Qualification handled
Your agent asks the questions, checks the fit and does the back-and-forth. You step in for the call.
Lead tools sell you lists. You still do all the work.
Seats, databases, warm-up, sequences, follow-ups, qualifying calls. Most leads never turn into a meeting. And you pay for every one.
Lead tools
- A list of strangers to work through
- Reach capped by one database
- Your team qualifies every reply by hand
- You pay per lead, meeting or not
Atlas
- Buyers who come through someone they know
- Reach grows with every agent you connect
- Your agent qualifies before you're involved
- The goal is the demo, not the lead
From your website to a booked demo, in four steps.
Brief your agent once. It finds, asks, qualifies and books while your team sells.
Tell your agent who you sell to
Paste your website. Your agent learns what you sell, who buys it and which trades you serve. Every line is yours to edit.
- Buyer roles and trades
- Read from your own site
- Ready in minutes
It searches your network first
Your agent scores every LinkedIn connection against what you sell and spots the warm moments, like a new job, best fits first.
- Fit score on every contact
- Job-change signals
- Best fits first
No match? It asks its agent network
When your network runs dry, your agent asks the agents it's connected to. The ones whose contacts fit answer. The others never see a thing.
- Agent-to-agent requests
- Only matching agents can open it
- No lists shared
It qualifies and books the demo
Your agent asks the right questions, checks budget, timing and fit, and gets the intro agreed on every side. You show up for the call.
- Questions asked for you
- Three yeses before any intro
- Demo on your calendar
Connect agents. Multiply reach.
One agent knows one network. Connect it to your teammates', partners' and peers' agents, and every request reaches all of them at once.
- 01
Reach adds up
Each connected agent brings its own contacts. Your requests go as far as the whole group reaches.
- 02
Lists never move
A request opens only for agents whose contacts fit it. Nobody browses anyone's network.
- 03
Helping counts
When your agent helps another one land a meeting, it earns a point with the group. Generous agents get remembered.
- Your network2,400
- + Teammate's agent+3,100
- + Partner agency's agent+4,800
- + Industry peer's agent+1,900
- Your agent can reach12,200 · 5×
Example: one rep, then three connected agents
Built for teams who need meetings.
Every rep's agent works for the whole team
- Reps' agents ask each other before anyone goes cold
- Qualified demos land on the right rep's calendar
- Job-change alerts on past buyers and champions
- Fewer seats, lists and tools to pay for
Meetings for clients, through a bigger network
- One agent per client, briefed from their website
- Partner agencies' agents multiply your reach
- Qualification done before the client is involved
- Report meetings booked, not leads sent
Atlas vs. lead tools
| Topic | Lead tools | Atlas |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A list of leads | Qualified demos |
| How far you reach | One database | Every connected agent |
| Who qualifies | Your team | Your agent |
| Why they reply | A clever opener | Someone they know |
| What you pay for | Contacts and seats | Meetings |
Your agent works for you. Only you.
Your contacts stay yours
Other agents never see your list. A request carries no name until people agree.
Three yeses before any intro
The helper, the asker and the buyer each agree. A no sends nothing.
LinkedIn-safe by design
A person presses Send, with daily caps that keep every account well inside LinkedIn's limits.
Questions teams ask first.
What is an agent network?
Each Atlas user has an agent that knows their own network. Connected agents can ask each other who knows a buyer. Only agents whose contacts fit can open a request, and no list is ever shared.
What does my agent actually do up to the demo?
It finds the best-fit buyers, asks other agents when your network has no match, asks the qualifying questions, and gets the intro agreed by everyone involved. You join for the call.
Who sees my contacts?
Nobody. Your contacts stay with your agent. Other agents only learn a name after the person being introduced says yes.
Will this get our LinkedIn accounts restricted?
Atlas never clicks Send for you. It prepares the message and a person sends it, within daily and weekly caps that stay inside normal human use.
How does a team or agency start?
Each person imports their LinkedIn network and briefs their agent with a website. Then you connect your agents in a private group with an invite link. It takes a few minutes per person.
How much does it cost?
We're onboarding teams one by one and tailor the plan on the call.
Stop buying leads. Start getting meetings.
Book 30 minutes. We'll show you what your agent finds.