Carter, your AI Sales Employee

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of reps stop after one follow-up. Carter sends every follow-up, every time.

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prospects researched while your team is busy delivering the work. Carter keeps the pipeline full anyway.

Does Carter keep finding new prospects automatically?

Turn on Keep pipeline full for a campaign and Carter searches your approved ideal customer profile for new decision-makers, skips people already on your board, and adds available matches within your daily setting, as long as your workspace credits last. Apollo credit use follows your Allow once or Always allow permission. New matches depend on the available data; they are not guaranteed.

What does an AI appointment setter actually do?

It does the work a human SDR does before a meeting exists: build the target list, research each company, verify the contact email, write and send a personalized first email, follow up on a schedule, and hand over anyone who replies with interest. Carter does all of that from a plain-English instruction in chat.

How is this different from an AI SDR tool?

Most AI SDR tools are dashboards you operate. Carter is hired like an employee: you tell him the industry, the cities, and who to target, and he comes back with the list, the research, and a draft email for your approval. There is no sequence builder to learn.

Do I need my own cold email domain?

You bring a dedicated outreach domain and add its DNS records; AgentsQ manages sending and incoming replies without requiring Google Workspace or Outlook. Each domain sends from one address, and your plan sets how many domains Carter can use — Starter 2, Growth 5, Scale 12. Warm-up gradually raises the limit on real campaign emails — it does not send fake warm-up mail or guarantee deliverability.

What kinds of audiences can Carter target?

Two kinds. Company audiences target businesses — industry, size, location, and the role you want to reach ("property management companies in Omaha, owners and regional managers"). Building audiences target commercial properties themselves — warehouses over 20,000 sq ft, office buildings of a certain age, retail space in a ZIP code. You can run several audiences at once, each with its own campaign, and combine criteria freely.

What does Carter check before a campaign launches?

Carter helps qualify prospects against your approved ideal customer profile, checks email availability and eligibility, and prepares the first email and follow-ups for review. Sending respects domain readiness, mailbox settings, warm-up capacity, daily limits and business hours. You approve the launch in review-first mode; autopilot stays within the rules you authorize. Any step can also run as an A/B test: Carter splits recipients 50/50 and keeps the version with the better reply rate.

What happens when someone replies or opts out?

Follow-ups stop when a prospect replies. Interested conversations can be handed to Rose when she is hired and active; otherwise your team handles them. Opt-outs, bounces and complaints feed suppression checks, and delivery issues are visible for review. Carter owns cold outreach, not the promise of a booked meeting.

How much does an AI appointment setter cost?

Carter is $499 per month for Standard ($799 for Pro), with a $300/month pilot while it lasts, plus credits for the work he does. Credits are 2 cents each, and a full prospect — finding them, researching, verifying the email, the first message and two follow-ups — costs about 13 credits, or 26 cents. A human appointment setter costs several thousand a month.