about ABR
ABR was built by operators tired of watching mid-market B2B teams pay six figures for ABM platforms they never fully turned on. Account-Based RevOps extends the account-based idea across the full revenue lifecycle: not just net-new acquisition, but retention, cross-sell, upsell, and expansion. It runs inside the CRM you already own, executed by AI agents that wait for your approval before anything ships.
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Our story
ABR was founded with one belief — that repetitive, manual work shouldn't hold great teams back. We built an AI agent platform that doesn't just automate tasks, it understands them.
Make account-based revenue operations something a mid-market team can actually run, without a platform tax or a new headcount.
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Put ten proven account-based plays inside the CRM you already own, executed by agents that report to you.
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Strategy, execution, and reporting all live in HubSpot. No migration. No vendor grading its own homework.
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It extends account-based beyond acquisition to the full revenue lifecycle: acquisition, retention, cross-sell, upsell, expansion. It aligns marketing, sales, and CS around account-level revenue instead of lead volume, and it runs inside HubSpot.
ABM platforms sell software and leave execution to you, usually $60K to $250K a year. ABR inverts that. Agents run the plays inside your existing portal, and everything they build stays in your portal even if you cancel.
No. ABR is native to HubSpot and connects tools you already use, like Apollo. No migration, no new system of record.
Plans start at $499 a month. Flat pricing based on agents and target-account volume, not seats. See the Pricing page.
Agents build the lists, buying groups, sequences, and air cover, then wait in an approval queue. Nothing ships without your sign-off.
Yes. Several beta teams ran ABR beside a legacy ABM contract, compared results, and used the side-by-side to make a renewal decision.
