Jeeva AI
Jeeva AI sells AI agents for sales prospecting and follow up. The self serve product finds and verifies business emails and mobile numbers, enriches and scores leads, keeps lead lists refreshed automatically, and runs outreach sequences across email and LinkedIn with AI written follow ups, from a web app and a Chrome extension. An AI inbox sorts replies, a calendar agent schedules meetings across time zones, a notetaker syncs call notes to the CRM, and meeting prep gathers account research before a call.
For inbound, a website snippet identifies visiting companies and people, enriches their profiles with job titles, LinkedIn profiles and phone numbers, alerts reps when a visitor reaches a key page, and drops visitors into campaigns. On Enterprise, an AI agent handles inbound leads, site chat and routing. LinkedIn outreach sends connection requests and messages from the user's own account, with request volumes held to the platform's guidelines.
The free plan covers the email finder, verification, basic prospect search, the Chrome extension and templates. Growth costs $95 a month on annual billing for one seat with 3,000 email and 375 mobile number credits a month, multiple inboxes and CRM call note sync. Scale costs $239 a month with 7,200 email and 900 mobile credits, multichannel sequences, AI follow ups and A/B tests. Extra credits on either plan are paid as used. Enterprise is quoted from ten seats with flexible credits and adds SSO, role based access, private cloud or on premises deployment, training and a dedicated manager with weekly strategy calls.
Connectors reach Salesforce, HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics, Zoho, Pipedrive, Close, Marketo, ActiveCampaign and GoHighLevel, along with Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Teams, Snowflake, BigQuery and outreach tools such as Lemlist and HeyReach. Jeeva runs on AWS in the US East region, sends email drafting, enrichment and classification to AI models on Microsoft Azure, and holds SOC 2 and GDPR attestations.
The San Francisco company raised $9 million and reports more than 35,000 users. Its agent runtime now also reaches IT, customer service, finance and security work, while every plan on the price list remains sales automation.
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Models carry the working parts of the product: account research, email drafting, AI follow ups, reply sorting in the inbox, lead scoring, lookalike lists and inbound qualification. Underneath sits a conventional layer that would survive without them, an email and phone finder with verification, a Chrome extension, sequences and CRM sync. Email drafting, enrichment and classification run on AI models hosted in Microsoft Azure, so the model driven steps are named rather than implied.
Agents act continuously: follow ups go out on their own, lead lists refresh automatically, and the inbound agent engages visitors, qualifies them and routes conversations to reps without a person in between. The runtime offers human approvals for sensitive actions while routine work stays autonomous, plus identity, permissions and audit trails for every worker. Which outreach actions count as sensitive, whether drafts wait for approval by default, and how a running campaign is stopped are not spelled out.
Email drafts, enrichment and classification run on AI models hosted in Microsoft Azure, and OpenAI is among the third party services the platform relies on, so the model supply chain is visible. Scoring and lookalike logic are described by purpose only. The gap is the recipient side: nothing says whether emails, LinkedIn messages or chat replies written by the agents tell the recipient they came from software.
Customer stories carry named results: Collegiate Funding Solutions with 6.7 times more positive replies, Industrie Lemieux, World Wide Supply, 3HTI and BRUCE AI each tripling leads, and Avenir Digital crediting inbound work with $3 million in revenue at a 35.22 percent open rate. Aggregate claims sit beside them, such as 40 percent or more of meetings sourced by the product and 55 percent more qualified leads. Baselines, periods and sample sizes behind these figures are not given.
An anti spam policy forbids using the service for unlawful unsolicited email, and every email sent through Jeeva carries an unsubscribe mechanism, with link or text options, AI sorting of opt out replies and automatic removal. Customers remain responsible for their own messages.
The product also sells mobile numbers and phone credits, yet calling and texting rules such as TCPA consent and do not call scrubbing are not addressed, and nothing describes litigation history or where liability shifts.
A data processing addendum covers GDPR, CCPA and UK law, a subprocessor list names AWS, Microsoft Azure and MongoDB with their roles, and a GDPR attestation sits in the Vanta trust center. Users can review and delete their own data in the product or by email. The harder question, the lawful basis for holding and enriching the prospects whose emails and phone numbers the finder returns, is not answered, and the privacy policy speaks mainly to visitors and account holders.
Emails and mobile numbers are sold by the credit, yet where the contact data comes from is not explained, and no source classes, licensing terms or broker relationships are named. The integration catalog connects outside data providers for company, people, contact, intent and social data, along with web scraping tools such as Apify, PhantomBuster and Bright Data. A buyer learns the volumes available on each plan, but not the origin or legal footing of the records.
LinkedIn outreach sends connection requests and messages from the user's own account, with smart limits that adjust request volumes to platform guidelines and InMail for premium accounts. Jeeva takes no stated position on how that automation fits LinkedIn's terms, which prohibit automated activity.
The integration catalog adds PhantomBuster for LinkedIn extraction and scraping services sold on proxy rotation and getting past anti bot protections, while Google Workspace access follows Google's Limited Use rules.
Data from Google Workspace APIs is never used to train generalized AI or machine learning models, and each customer's data is logically separated. AI processing runs on Azure servers, and the platform keeps sent and received emails as part of the service. Beyond the Google data, whether customer pipelines, prospect lists or message history train Jeeva's own models is not addressed, and retention periods for AI inputs are not given.
Outreach is built to read as tailored, human like interaction, and AI follow ups go out under the user's own name on email and LinkedIn. The inbound agent talks with website visitors and qualifies them. Whether any of these messages identify themselves as machine written is not stated, and Jeeva takes no position on Article 50 of the EU AI Act, although nothing in its marketing sells evading detection.
The Salesforce connector creates, updates and looks up records and syncs reports and views, and HubSpot, Microsoft Dynamics, Zoho, Pipedrive, Close, Marketo, ActiveCampaign and GoHighLevel connect for enrichment and activity logging. Gmail, Outlook, both calendars, Slack, Teams, Snowflake, BigQuery, Airtable and outreach tools such as Lemlist, Woodpecker and HeyReach round out a catalog of more than 400 connectors. A public API reference, field mapping and conflict rules are not offered.
The application runs on AWS in the US East region in Northern Virginia, which handles all processing, with MongoDB for platform data and Microsoft Azure for AI processing, and each customer's data is logically separated on shared infrastructure. Enterprise adds private cloud or on premises deployment and private data residency. Which regions an EU customer can choose under that option is not specified.
Jeeva holds a SOC 2 attestation and a GDPR attestation shown in a Vanta trust center, and the Enterprise plan lists HIPAA, SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance. Data is encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher in transit and AES 256 at rest, with role based access, enforced multifactor authentication, intrusion detection and staff phishing simulations. The SOC 2 type, the audit period and the terms for obtaining the report are not given.
Three self serve tiers carry prices and allowances: Free, Growth at $95 a month on annual billing with 3,000 email and 375 mobile credits, and Scale at $239 with 7,200 and 900, each for one seat. Annual billing saves about 20 percent, but monthly prices are not shown, and credits beyond the allowance are pay as you go at an undisclosed rate. Enterprise is quoted from ten seats with flexible credits.
Visitors and leads can be exported for use elsewhere, and users can delete personal data in the product or by email request. Subscriptions renew automatically each month, fees are non refundable, and access ends immediately on termination. Post termination rights to enriched contacts, deletion timelines for workspace data and any export window after cancellation are not covered in the terms.
Email finding includes verification before a send, Growth manages multiple inboxes, and the AI inbox sorts replies and opt outs. LinkedIn requests follow smart limits. Warmup, daily sending caps per mailbox, spam complaint monitoring and the response when a sending domain's reputation drops are not described for the email side.
Plans and pages address startups, mid market and enterprise buyers, with role pages for sales, marketing, RevOps and founders. Named customers include NSBA, Cotopaxi, Multiquip, Aspen HR, Apace Packaging, Industrie Lemieux, World Wide Supply and Collegiate Funding Solutions, spanning manufacturing, distribution, professional services and consumer goods. Jeeva reports more than 35,000 users, while geographic coverage of its contact data and supported languages are not broken out.
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Pricing
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- ›Jeeva AI has a free plan with an email finder, verification, basic search and a Chrome extension. Growth costs $95 a month on annual billing for one seat with 3,000 email and 375 mobile number credits a month. Scale costs $239 a month with 7,200 email and 900 mobile credits plus email and LinkedIn sequences, AI follow ups and A/B tests. Enterprise is quoted for ten or more seats.
How the price works
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Per seat subscription with monthly email and mobile number credit allowances; extra credits charged per use
What the contract says about your data
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Data Processing Addendum covering GDPR, CCPA and UK law; HIPAA compliance listed on Enterprise.
Getting started
What it costs and what is included before the product is running.
No implementation fee listed; Enterprise includes white glove onboarding and certification.
What to watch for
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Monthly billed prices are not shown; annual billing saves about 20 percent. The price of credits beyond each plan's allowance is not given. Subscriptions renew automatically and fees are non refundable after the first term.