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The posts, the docs and the tools from the team that builds Dylan, in one place.

The buyer's guide

The AI SDR buyer's guide

All eight posts in one PDF.

39 pages · PDF, 0.8 MB · Edition of 5 October 2026

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  • Pipeline calculator

    Your quota, deal size and win rate in. The held meetings you need each month out, priced in every way to pay.

  • SDR cost calculator

    Your SDR pay, tools and held meetings in. Your cost per held meeting out, next to Dylan's price.

  • Cold email grader

    Paste a first cold email and see which of Dylan's nine rules it meets, with a fix for each.

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Docs

How working with Dylan goes, one topic at a time.

Start here

  • OverviewWhat Dylan is, how he works today and where each topic lives.
  • Getting startedThe brief, the plan, approvals, your calendar, billing and the deposit, in order.

Concepts

  • All conceptsOne short page for each rule that pricing and approvals depend on.
  • Held meetingsWhat Dylan bills by default, and the definition you write before anything is sent.
  • ApprovalsWhat waits for your yes, and what Dylan does on his own.
  • Deposits and creditsThree meetings of credit up front, drawn down by held meetings.
  • DisputesThe dispute window, what a good dispute points at, and credit.
  • The stop ruleWhen the replies do not come, Dylan pauses and proposes a new angle.
  • Pause and stopPausing, what happens to credit, and the stops Dylan makes himself.
  • Do-not-contact listThe companies Dylan never writes to for you, and when he checks.
  • AI disclosureDylan says he is an AI agent, in the first line of every first email.

Sending and recipients

Words and answers

Watch

The 42-second filmWatch Dylan book a meeting

Changelog

What changed on meetdylan.aiDated changes you can see on the site, newest first.

Templates and comparisons

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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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