Starlight vs
Amplemarket

Starlight finishes outbound and leaves send-ready drafts. Amplemarket is a copilot: more suggestions for a rep you still have to pay.

Free plan, no credit card. Every message waits for your approval.

One prompt searches the web for your best-fit buyers

See the difference

Where Starlight pulls ahead of Amplemarket, row by row.

Starlight vs Amplemarket: a feature-by-feature comparison
FeatureStarlightAmplemarket
Core modelAI agents run the motion end to endAI copilot assists human reps
Getting startedSelf-serve, free plan, no demo requiredSales-led, quote-based pricing
Lead discoveryDescribe your buyer; the agents work out the searchesSearcher + intent signals (job changes, hiring)
Outreach writingWritten per person, then scored before you see itDuo copilot drafting
Human reviewReview mode or autopilot, per agentRep-driven sending
LinkedInOur own Chrome extension, aware of who you're connected toLinkedIn touches in sequences
SchedulingNative booking pages includedMeeting workflows via integrations
Pricing modelPay for what you use, with no per-seat feesPer-seat, quote-based

Why Starlight wins

  • The agent closes the loop: find, score, write, follow up, book.
  • Every draft is graded. Weak ones are rewritten before they waste your time.
  • Live today on a free plan. No implementation. No annual contract.
  • LinkedIn, native booking, and Claude access in the same subscription.

What you'd still do in Amplemarket

  • Suggestions, not shipped work. A human still has to finish every step.
  • You talk to sales and wait on a quote before you can try it.
  • Intent for a rep to chase. Not a draft already written from the signal.

What using it actually looks like

You describe the buyer. Starlight does the rest, and shows you its work.

Starlight's search page, where an ideal customer is described in plain language

Describe the buyer. That's the setup. One sentence about who you're trying to reach. Starlight works out the searches, runs them, and keeps digging once the obvious results run out.

A Starlight contact record showing a match score and the reasoning behind it

Bad-fit prospects never reach you. Everyone is scored against your ideal customer before you see them, with the reasoning shown. You spend your attention on the ones worth having.

Starlight's metrics dashboard with a written summary above the charts

You'll know if it's working. Your numbers come with a plain-English read on what changed and what to do next, instead of a dashboard you have to interpret yourself.

AI outreach you'd put your name on.

The worry with an AI sales agent is simple: what is it saying to people, and would you have said it? Starlight answers that by showing you. Every draft is graded before it reaches you, and the weak ones are rewritten automatically.

  • Grounded

    Every claim traces back to something real about that person or their company. Invented details get caught.

  • Human

    It has to read like you wrote it on a good day, not like a template with the gaps filled in.

  • On brief

    It does what you actually asked for. Ask for a reply and it won't quietly push for a call instead.

What's left takes a few seconds each to approve, edit, or delete. Once an agent has earned it, you can let it send on its own.

Starlight's Messages page showing drafted outreach waiting for review and approval
5xMore replies to cold outreach
3xMore qualified meetings per rep
50%More pipeline per rep in 90 days
5xFaster from first touch to booked
60%Fewer leads lost to slow follow-up

Why you switch from Amplemarket

A copilot is a force multiplier for a team you already have. It is a tax if you don't. Amplemarket makes a rep faster at work that still has to happen: pick the lead, shape the angle, send the mail. You are still the pipeline.

Starlight is the pipeline. An agent works the brief you wrote, brings back researched people, writes the cadence, scores every draft, and sends. There is no empty seat to fill. Run it in review mode or on autopilot, per agent.

Don't buy software that needs a sales team to operate. Buy software that is the sales team, then start this afternoon.

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Frequently
asked questions

Starlight. Agents finish prospecting end to end and leave send-ready drafts. Amplemarket is a copilot for teams that already have reps to operate it. A ten-rep org still gets more pipeline when the agent ships the work instead of assigning it.
Yes. Starlight has a free plan with monthly blocks and no credit card required, so you can sign up and run your first agent in minutes. Amplemarket's pricing is quote-based and typically starts with a demo.
Yes, and they close the loop. Starlight tracks funding, hiring, job changes, news, and social intent on the companies you're watching, then researches each lead at draft time so every message is grounded in live web research, employment history, and company context. A feed that tells a rep who to call is not the same as a draft sitting in your queue.

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Start free, describe your ideal customer, and read the sequence an agent comes back with. No credit card, no demo call, nothing to set up.

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