A better alternative than Rox
Rox is an AI agent layer that needs Salesforce or HubSpot plus a data warehouse underneath. Laureo is an all-in-one platform you can use the day you sign up, with pipeline, marketing, quoting, invoicing, support, scheduling, and five built-in AI agents plus a builder for your own agents on Business and Ultra in one plan.
Laureo vs Rox, in short
A full CRM vs an add-on layer
LaureoA complete CRM in one app: deals, email, quoting, invoicing, support, and scheduling.RoxAn agent layer that needs Salesforce or HubSpot and a data warehouse underneath.Sign up today vs a setup project
LaureoUp and running the day you sign up, on a 14-day trial with every feature.RoxConnecting the agents to your CRM and warehouse is a setup project, not a self-serve start.Predictable price vs action metering
LaureoA predictable monthly price with AI on a budget-percent model included, and the option to bring your own model key.RoxFree to start, $50/mo at Core, then metered by agent action with no rollover.Built for small teams vs big sales orgs
LaureoBuilt and priced for 1 to 50 seat teams.RoxSells to large sales teams that already run a CRM plus a warehouse.
What you actually pay
One Laureo plan covers the whole stack. Here is how the entry price lines up against Rox.
Pro, billed annually ($99.99 month-to-month)
One plan is a complete CRM, plus marketing, quoting, invoicing, payments, support tickets, scheduling, team chat, five built-in AI agents, and a builder for your own agents on Business and Ultra. No Salesforce or data warehouse needed underneath.
Free Starter gives 2,500 agent actions a month and caps at 10 accounts; Core is $50/mo for 5,000 actions. No tier includes a CRM, so you still pay for Salesforce or HubSpot and a data warehouse on top. Actions are metered with no rollover.
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What is included, side by side
A check means it is on the plan. “Add-on” means it costs extra or lives on a higher tier. A line means it is not available.
| Feature | Laureo | Rox |
|---|---|---|
| AI agents that run on a scheduleLaureo runs five named agents inside the CRM; Rox runs an agent swarm on top of your existing CRM and warehouse | Included | Included |
| AI included, no separate add-onRox is the AI layer; the CRM it needs underneath is a separate cost | Included | Included |
| Predictable AI pricing (budget-percent model)Rox meters by agent action with no rollover; Laureo runs AI on a budget-percent model included in the plan, and you can bring your own model key, so cost stays predictable | Included | Not available |
| Works as a standalone CRMRox requires Salesforce or HubSpot underneath it | Included | Not available |
| Contact and company managementRox reads records from your upstream CRM rather than storing its own | Included | Not available |
| Pipeline managementPipelines live in your Salesforce or HubSpot; Rox writes updates back to them | Included | Not available |
| Two-way email sync (Gmail and Outlook)Both connect Gmail and Outlook; Laureo also ships a full inbox view | Included | Included |
| Built-in email inboxRox drafts through the agent; it has no first-party inbox view | Included | Not available |
| Broadcast email campaigns (A/B and segmentation)Rox runs automated outbound sequences, not broadcast marketing campaigns | Included | Not available |
| Outbound email sequencesLaureo runs sequences on its campaign follow-up engine; Rox personalizes outbound sequences through the agent | Included | Included |
| Dedicated cold outreach engine (own mailboxes, managed ramp)Laureo Ultra ships a dedicated cold-outbound engine with separate mailboxes, a managed ramp, per-mailbox pacing, and enforced send caps, with replies landing in your inbox under a Cold filter; Rox personalizes outbound through the agent but does not provision or ramp dedicated cold mailboxes | Add-onAvailable as an add-on | Not available |
| Workflow automationLaureo ships a visual trigger-and-action builder; Rox runs signal-based agent plays | Included | Included |
| Support ticketsRox ingests support data as agent context; it does not ship a ticket queue | Included | Not available |
| Knowledge base for your customers | Included | Not available |
| Quotes and CPQRox auto-fills proposals but has no quote builder; Laureo includes a full quote builder | Included | Not available |
| Invoicing and payments | Included | Not available |
| Surveys (NPS and CSAT) | Included | Not available |
| Public booking pages and schedulerA Rox agent can book a meeting, but there are no public booking pages | Included | Not available |
| Multi-currency billingLaureo quotes and invoices in 48 currencies | Included | Not available |
| Contact enrichmentLaureo-provided and included on every plan, with the data built in; Rox enriches accounts from external signals | Included | Included |
| Public API and outbound webhooksBoth expose an API; Laureo ships a public REST API and outbound webhooks | Included | Included |
| Built-in team chat and Deal RoomsLaureo has native in-app chat plus internal chat on each deal; Rox posts digests into Slack | Included | Not available |
| Phone, SMS, and WhatsAppPhone and SMS are a paid add-on on Laureo; Rox has none | Add-onAvailable as an add-on | Not available |
| Native data warehouse integrationRox is warehouse-native on Snowflake; Laureo stores your data in the app, not your warehouse | Not available | Included |
| Native mobile app (iOS)Rox ships a native iOS app; Laureo is an installable web app that works offline | Not available | Included |
| Published SOC 2 certificationsRox lists SOC 2 certifications; Laureo protects your data without holding those badges | Not available | Included |
Why teams move from Rox to Laureo
- A CRM, not a layer on oneContacts, companies, deals, pipelines, tasks, and email live in the app; Rox needs Salesforce or HubSpot underneath first.
- Five agents inside the CRMFive named agents chase deals that have gone quiet, dedupe records, chase overdue invoices, draft your inbox replies, and write your morning brief, all in the app that holds your data.
- A real cold-outbound engineUltra ships a dedicated cold-outreach engine with its own mailboxes, a managed ramp, per-mailbox pacing, and enforced send caps; replies come back to your normal inbox under a Cold filter. Rox runs personalized outbound through the agent but does not stand up or warm dedicated sending infrastructure.
- One plan, not a stack to assembleCRM, marketing, sequences, quotes, invoices, payments, tickets, knowledge base, scheduling, surveys, and team chat in one subscription.
- One bill, not threeA fixed per-workspace price; Rox stacks on Salesforce or HubSpot plus a warehouse, so real spend runs far above the $50 Core sticker.
- Use it the day you sign upImport your data and send a campaign the same afternoon; an agent swarm on a warehouse is an implementation project, not a signup.
- Predictable AI costAI runs on a budget-percent model included in the plan, and you can bring your own model key, so cost stays predictable with no per-action fees; Rox meters every agent action with no rollover.
Rox's AI, and Laureo's agent roster
Rox runs an agent swarm on top of your Salesforce or HubSpot and a data warehouse, versus Laureo's five built-in agents that run inside the CRM on a budget-percent AI model.
Laureo runs named agents instead. They work in the background, come with every paid plan, and share one monthly usage budget with no per-conversation fees.
- Deal Follow-Up flags deals that have gone quiet and drafts the next follow-up.
- Record Hygiene cleans duplicates and fills missing fields.
- Collections Chaser chases overdue invoices and expiring quotes.
- Inbox Assistant drafts a reply to every inbound email worth one.
- Daily Brief reads pipeline, tasks and goals and writes your morning brief.
Every record is isolated to your workspace, there is a full history of who changed what, files are scanned for viruses before they are stored, the AI never trains on or keeps your data, and the platform is independently security tested and verified.
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