Setup really is minutes. I signed in with Google and a six-step onboarding took my company description, audience, markets, brand voice and goals, with Stella, the onboarding assistant, sitting alongside to fill fields for you. The dashboard is a command center with one card per agent, Hunter for lead discovery, Stella as the CRM, Maya for content, Alex for meeting prep, Sage for analytics, each with a getting-started checklist so you always know the next step. The free plan is real, 100 credits, roughly 25 hours of agent work, and the credit math is simple: one credit is 15 minutes of work. It also runs inside Claude and ChatGPT through MCP, which matters if you already live in those tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Completing onboarding failed the first time with a "Failed to provision Free plan" error and only went through on a retry, which is a rough first impression for a product selling reliability. Pricing is shown in pounds only, a small friction for a US company. Credits are abstract until you watch a task burn them, so the first runs are a guessing game. And it is built for B2B SaaS teams under 250 people, so as an ecommerce founder I will lean on Maya and Hunter and have less use for the sales enablement agent. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
