Autobound Launches Personalization API to Help Others Build Insight-Driven AI Writers

Autobound, a leading AI startup revolutionizing the way salespeople conduct research and write personalized emails, announced the launch of their public-facing API. This groundbreaking development empowers other companies to launch their own insight-driven AI writers faster.

Autobound’s API generates highly personalized and relevant emails in seconds. All it requires is the email address or LinkedIn URL of the seller and the prospect. “Our API then outputs an email so personalized that it appears to have taken 10 minutes to write,” said Daniel Wiener, Autobound Co-Founder and CEO.

The API leverages real-time company and person-level insights from across the web, including news, LinkedIn activity, market trends, financials, podcast mentions, tech-used, shared experiences, and more.

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“Product teams building AI writers gain a significant advantage working with us. The insight data we pump through our system might otherwise take 10 engineers 2 years to develop, we’ve been working on our platform for 5 years now. Generative AI is advancing at an unprecedented pace, and time is every company’s most valuable asset if they want to stay relevant,” added Wiener.

The API’s offers customization, allowing users to specify the writing style (such as “CXO Pitch”) and the type of content outputted. It can generate LinkedIn connection requests, 1-line ice breakers, call scripts, and even offers a “custom” option where the type of content can be requested in a prompt-like manner.

Autobound’s API is already being used by enterprise sales and marketing technology companies, some of which have built and launched their own writers in under 2 weeks. The API is priced under a credit model, where credits are consumed for each output generated.

Last year, Autobound raised $4 million from investors including Dundee VC, AIX ventures, Henry Schuck, and the USC Marshall Venture Fund.

SOURCE: PRNewswire