Why this is different
Lanes is an extension of you
Every other tool does half the job: it either finds you the people or it sends the messages. Lanes does both ends itself, and does them the way you would, not the way a script would.
Finding and reaching are one job
- The agent that researched a person is the one that writes to them
- No list vendor on one side, sequencer on the other, quality lost in between
- What it learned is still in hand when the message gets written
It sounds like you
- Every message written for one person, from what the agent read
- Your words and your positioning, learned once
- No templates, no first name dropped into a blank
It works like a person, not a script
- Reads the site and checks the claim before it counts a lead
- Throws a lead away when it does not fit, instead of padding the number
- Will not take the shortcut that makes the metrics look good
You do not run it
It works while you build. Every agent says what it is doing in one sentence, so a glance is the whole check-in.
- Whole teams at once, each on its own browser
- Steer without stopping it. Type “skip agencies”. Every agent hears it.
- Say it once. Guidance becomes memory for every run after.
Give it a number. Walk away.
“Book 40 discovery calls.” Lanes staffs a team and scores itself against the number, not against activity.
- A call counts when it is on the calendar. Nothing else counts.
- Runs overnight. Survives a restart and picks up where it stopped.
- Chases every morning until they book or opt out.
Everywhere your users are
Anywhere a person can work, an agent can work
Email, LinkedIn, X, Hacker News, Slack, the calendar. Lanes drives a real browser, so it reaches your users wherever they already are. Nothing to integrate, nothing to wait for.
Nothing to integrate
Lanes signs into the tools you already use, through its own browser, the way you would. Your inbox, your calendar, LinkedIn, X, wherever your buyers are. No API keys, no waiting on an integrations roadmap. Working the moment your sessions are imported.
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Pay for work done, not seats
Plans are sized in hours of agent time, because that is what you are buying. One hour is about 600 credits. One prospect found, researched, written to and verified is about 63 of them.
Free
$0
~1 hour of agent time
About an hour of agent time. Enough to watch Lanes work.
- 600 credits a month, about 1 hour of agent time
- Agents work ~9 prospects end to end
- Research brief on every prospect before first touch
- Real-browser outreach, signed in as you
- 2 agents at once, across 2 devices
- Independent verification before anything counts
- No card needed
Starter
$20/mo
~10 hours of agent time
One person, one goal at a time.
- 6,000 credits a month, about 10 hours of agent time
- Agents work ~95 prospects end to end
- Research brief on every prospect before first touch
- Real-browser outreach, signed in as you
- 4 agents at once, across 3 devices
- Independent verification before anything counts
- Overage at your own rate, $0.0033 a credit, no premium
- 3-day trial with 1,000 credits
Most popular
Pro
$60/mo
~40 hours of agent time
Teams working goals overnight.
- 24,000 credits a month, about 40 hours of agent time
- Agents work ~381 prospects end to end
- Research brief on every prospect before first touch
- Real-browser outreach, signed in as you
- 8 agents at once, across 5 devices
- Independent verification before anything counts
- Overage at your own rate, $0.0025 a credit, no premium
- 3-day trial with 1,000 credits
Scale
$200/mo
~150 hours of agent time
Several teams, several goals.
- 90,000 credits a month, about 150 hours of agent time
- Agents work ~1,428 prospects end to end
- Research brief on every prospect before first touch
- Real-browser outreach, signed in as you
- 24 agents at once, across 15 devices
- Independent verification before anything counts
- Overage at your own rate, $0.0022 a credit, no premium
- 3-day trial with 1,000 credits
Top-up packs, usage credits, and what happens when a goal runs past its allowance are all on the full pricing page.
FAQ
What founders ask first
What does Lanes actually do?
Lanes is a Mac and Windows app that puts teams of computer-use agents on a goal until the goal is met. You give it a destination, like “book 40 calls with seed-stage fintech founders,” and it staffs the work: it decides who those people are, finds them, researches each one, writes to them in your voice, sends, handles the replies, follows up every morning, and books the call. You are not in the loop for any of it.
What is a computer-use agent?
A computer-use agent is a program that operates a real computer the way a person does: it looks at the screen, moves the pointer, types, and reads what comes back, rather than calling an API. That is why Lanes needs no integrations. It signs into Gmail, LinkedIn, X or a calendar through its own browser, using the same screens you would. Lanes runs them in numbers rather than one at a time, on your Mac and in the cloud, so a job that would take one person a month is worked by a team overnight.
How big a goal can I give Lanes?
Bigger than you would give a person. Lanes is not an assistant that sorts your inbox; it brings workers, in numbers, to a destination you name. “Reach ten thousand people who fit this description.” “Book forty calls with seed-stage fintech founders.” “Line up investor conversations for the next month.” Nothing about a goal's size is capped: how many agents work at once is set by your plan, and how much total work gets done is set by a spend limit you choose. A job that would take one person a quarter is worked by a team overnight.
Is Lanes a sales tool?
No, Lanes is not a sales tool. Sales tools are things you operate: you build the list, you write the sequence, you work the queue. Lanes is labour, not software you drive. You name an outcome and it staffs a team of computer-use agents against it, the way hiring people would, except it starts tonight, runs while you sleep, and scales to as many workers as the goal needs.
I am a founder, not a marketer. Do I need to know how to do this?
No. Lanes reads your website to work out what you sell, who it is for, and how you write, so the only thing it needs from you is a URL. From there you only ever say what you want, in a sentence. Everything it learns about your market it keeps, so the second month is better than the first.
How do I know the meetings are real?
Every booked call in Lanes is verified by a second agent before it counts. That agent opens the evidence itself, and a call only counts once it exists on your calendar. Whatever cannot be confirmed is deleted from the record rather than reported to you as a win.
Will Lanes spam people?
No. Lanes never writes again to anyone who has unsubscribed, bounced or asked out, and that is enforced at send time rather than left to a setting. Sends are capped per day, follow-ups are spaced rather than fired in bursts, and every message is written from research the agent actually did on that person.
How long does Lanes take to set up?
Lanes takes about two minutes to set up: sign in, let it install its own browser, and connect the accounts you want it to work in, like Gmail and LinkedIn. Your own Chrome is never touched. It starts working immediately and you wake up to what it did.