Agents judge, people approve, code protects: how Dylan is built
How Dylan splits the work: AI agents make the judgment calls, people approve what goes out, and plain code enforces the rules that must never bend.
Dylan finds the people who buy what you sell, writes to them from his own mailboxes, answers their replies and books qualified sales meetings into your calendar. You approve the plan and pay per held meeting, or on a plan we are testing.
Three steps. You spend a few minutes; Dylan does the rest, from his own infrastructure.
Your website, who you sell to and who not to contact.
Nothing goes out until you say yes.
Dylan writes, follows up, answers replies and books into your calendar. You pay per meeting held.
Dylan is built by Belkins, a B2B outbound agency.
We have booked meetings for more than 1,000 companies since 2017. We know what a meeting costs when people do every step by hand, and which steps they don't need to. Dylan is that experience as an agent: the judgment of our best SDRs, the rules of our deliverability team, and a price that only counts meetings that happen.
Figures as published on belkins.io and clutch.co, October 2026.
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How Dylan splits the work: AI agents make the judgment calls, people approve what goes out, and plain code enforces the rules that must never bend.
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Tell Dylan, our AI agent, who you sell to. A person at Belkins reads every entry and picks teams by fit. We invite 10 teams every two weeks. You approve the plan and pay per held meeting, or on a plan we are testing.
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