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LoopSuite
The AI teammate that actually gets your business. Tell it “I need more customers” — it finds leads, writes emails, monitors replies. “Chase invoices” — done. “Post on social” — creates images and publishes. Learns from your website, remembers everything, and works while you sleep.
Key Features
- Autonomous Lead Gen: “LoopGen” finds B2B leads, writes personalized emails, and manages follow-ups.
- Financial Admin: Connects to accounting software to track and chase unpaid invoices automatically.
- Social Media Autopilot: “LoopSocial” creates on-brand images/copy and schedules posts 24/7.
- Contextual Learning: Scrapes and learns from your own website to understand your brand voice and offer.
- Unified Interface: A single natural language chat interface to control sales, finance, and marketing.
- Email Infrastructure: Handles SPF/DKIM/DMARC setup to ensure high deliverability.
How It Works
Users give high-level commands like “find customers for my design agency” or “chase overdue invoices from January.” LoopSuite connects to your core systems (email, calendar, CRM, accounting), learns your business context by analyzing your website, and executes these tasks autonomously. It doesn’t just draft content; it performs the actions—sending the emails, posting the tweets, and verifying the payments—while you sleep.
Use Cases
- Solopreneur “Chief of Staff”: Handling the busywork (chasing money, posting updates) so the founder can focus on delivery.
- Automated Sales Outreach: Running a background BDR (Business Development Rep) agent to book meetings.
- Cash Flow Management: Reducing “time-to-pay” by having an AI politely but persistently nag clients for payment.
- Brand Presence: Maintaining an active social media feed without hiring a dedicated social manager.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Truly “All-in-one” teammate reduces SaaS bloat; Proactive rather than reactive (it does the work, doesn’t just wait for input); Extremely affordable starting price compared to hiring humans or buying enterprise AI; Simple natural language interface.
- Cons: “Jack of all trades” approach means it may lack the depth of specialized enterprise tools (e.g., Salesforce); Trusting AI with direct client invoicing requires a leap of faith; Currently focused on SMBs, not enterprise scale.
Pricing
Early Access Pricing:
* Starter: From £39/mo (Launch offer, typically varies by module).
* Standard: Bundles likely range from £79 – £109/mo depending on usage (Leads/Posts).
* Trial: 14-day free trial (No card required).
How Does It Compare?
LoopSuite sits in a unique “SMB Generalist” spot, contrasting with both “Specialized Tools” and “Enterprise AI Employees.”
- vs. Artisan (Ava) / 11x (Alice):
- The Difference: Artisan and 11x build specialized, high-end “AI Employees” (mostly for Sales/SDRs) that cost $1,000s/month and target mid-market/enterprise companies. LoopSuite is the “Generalist Teammate” for small businesses, covering sales, finance, and social for a fraction of the price (£39-£100).
- Winner for you?: Choose Artisan if you have a sales team and need a dedicated high-power SDR. Choose LoopSuite if you are a founder needing help with everything.
- vs. HubSpot / Salesforce:
- The Difference: These are CRMs (databases). They require you to manually log in, click buttons, and send emails. LoopSuite is an Agent; it logs in and does the clicking for you.
- Winner for you?: Use HubSpot to store your data. Use LoopSuite to act on it.
- vs. Lemlist / Buffer / Xero:
- The Difference: You currently pay for these three separate tools (~$150/mo total) and spend hours gluing them together. LoopSuite consolidates the action layer of these tools into one chat interface.
- Winner for you?: Stick to Specialized Tools if you need advanced, granular control (e.g., complex A/B testing). Switch to LoopSuite if you just want the job done.
Final Thoughts
LoopSuite is part of the “Agentic SaaS” wave that is replacing “Software as a Service” with “Service as a Software.” Instead of selling you a tool to send emails, it sells you the outcome of sent emails. For solopreneurs and small agencies drowning in admin, this shift from “managing tools” to “managing outcomes” is the ultimate productivity unlock. It isn’t just a smarter tool; it’s a cheaper employee.