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Lemkin: Buy off-the-shelf software rather than building custom AI agents
“The biggest takeaway is don't, still don't build it if you can buy it. We love Tenk and QB, they're part of our families, and I hate to say this, but we would dump both of them if there was an off the shelf tool. We wouldn't turn them off. This is the strange …”
Ibarra: SaaStr Will Never Hire a Dedicated RevOps Person Due to AI
“I mean, not that we've ever had like a true ref ops person. I've just kind of done it as a backfill, but now that we have 10 K and QB, why would we need, I was like, I would never hire an actual. Rev ops person to fight me on the data. There's just no need.”
Lemkin: SaaStr's internal AI marketing and CS agents cost $257 monthly
“Our AI VP of Marketing customer success together cost 257 dollars.”
LaRoute: SaaStr's AI agent sent 83 customized sponsor emails in minutes
“So you can see here, he sent 83 in a row just in a matter of minutes. And he emailed all of our sponsors while I was going to sleep for the evening or morning, however you look at it.”
LaRoute: AI agents completed 4+ hours of sponsor onboarding in 10 minutes
“QB and co-work do it together because research mode is pretty good, right? In about 10 minutes, so then I just uploaded it to the platform in 10 minutes versus four hours slash a day. It was more, more richer data than we used to upload for sponsors previously…”