Odyn

Odyn Compared with Other Ways to Find Clients

Odyn next to Mantiks, Waalaxy, lemlist, LinkedIn RPS+, Apollo, Clay, prospecting by hand or an outsourced SDR: what each does, its price, who it suits.

A recruiting firm looking for clients can pick from several kinds of tools. Databases of companies that are hiring tell it who to contact. Email and LinkedIn automation tools send the messages it wrote. General contact databases serve every kind of sales team. And there are the human options: doing it yourself, or handing it to a business developer.

Odyn overlaps with each of these without being one of them. It finds the companies that are hiring, identifies the hiring manager, writes to them on the recruiter's behalf and follows up, end to end, and only for recruiting firms.

Each comparison starts with what the other option does well and who it suits, then where Odyn differs. Facts about other tools come from their public websites; the date we checked them and the pages we read are on every comparison. If something has changed, tell us and we will correct it.

Finding companies that are hiring

LinkedIn automation

Email and general-purpose prospecting agents

Contact databases and enrichment

Doing it with people

Your next clients are hiring right now.

Odyn, the AI prospecting agent for recruitment agencies, spots companies that are hiring, contacts decision-makers on your behalf, and hands the conversation back to you the moment they reply.

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