Boardy is an AI superconnector that books double opt-in meetings with people from its own network. I run it next to my AI SDR and both work from the same ICP.
Each intro lands in my inbox with a reason for the match. I say yes to the ones that fit and skip the rest.
Then the pattern behind those intros goes to my AI SDR Agent Frank. He takes that segment and runs outreach across every account in it.
This Boardy AI review covers setup and pricing and the gaps I hit. It also covers how I combine Boardy with an AI SDR so each one does the job it is best at.
Boardy is an AI superconnector built by Clearco co-founder Andrew D'Souza. You tell it who you need to meet and it finds that person among the people it has already spoken with.
It launched in October 2024 and now reports 248,000+ people spoken with and 255,000+ introductions made.
AI lead generation tools search a contact database. Boardy searches its own conversations instead and connects two people only after both say yes.
You can set Boardy up in two ways. You can message it directly from boardy.ai or you can let your AI assistant introduce you.
I recommend the AI assistant route. It writes your first email to Boardy from what it already knows about you so the brief starts out richer than anything you would type from scratch.
Here is how the AI assistant setup works:
One tip matters more than the rest. Brief Boardy the way you would brief a new SDR on day one.
Name the role and the company type and the reason you want the meeting. The match quality follows the brief.
Boardy sends every intro straight to my email. Here is one it gave me.
[SCREENSHOT: Boardy intro email. Upload blurred image here. Alt text: Boardy intro email]
I reply yes to the ones that fit and skip the rest. Then Boardy asks the other side to opt in and writes the introduction email for both of us.
Boardy and Agent Frank cover different parts of the same pipeline. Here is how I clubbed the two.
Agent Frank runs inside Salesforge. Leadsforge hands him contacts with data enrichment already done.
Before he writes to anyone he researches the prospect and the company and the buying signals around them. He can run on Auto-Pilot or on Co-Pilot where I review each message first.
So Boardy opens a few accounts with an intro. Agent Frank takes the same profile and works every other account in it.
These two tools do different jobs. The table below shows how I split the work between them.
For a side-by-side look at the AI SDRs on the market check this AI SDR comparison.
Boardy's core product is free. Write-ups from mid-2026 put the free tier at three introductions per day with unlimited conversations.
Boardy Pro launched in June 2026 at $100 per month according to launch coverage. The first 5,000 Pro signups got it free for life and that cap reportedly filled in two hours.
Boardy's own website does not list a price. Access to Pro starts when you ask Boardy to connect your Google Calendar.
Confirm the current price inside Boardy before you plan a budget around it.
Boardy is a good fit when:
Boardy is a weaker fit when:
That second list is where Agent Frank does his best work. He suits B2B teams selling $5K to $100K deals into a market of 3,000+ businesses.
For me Boardy is worth it. The free tier costs nothing to test and it adds a second source of meetings from the same ICP.
But it does not replace an outbound engine. I treat Boardy as the intro layer that runs alongside Agent Frank.
Boardy brings the handful of deals that need a real introduction. Then Agent Frank works the rest of my ICP at a volume no superconnector can reach.
That is why it earned a spot in my GTM tools stack.
Yes. The core Boardy product is free with unlimited conversations. Reports from mid-2026 put the free tier at three introductions per day. Boardy Pro is the paid tier.
Launch coverage from June 2026 lists Boardy Pro at $100 per month. The first 5,000 signups got Pro free for life. Boardy does not publish the price on its website so confirm it inside the product.
You can message Boardy directly from boardy.ai or let your AI assistant introduce you. I recommend the AI assistant. Pick ChatGPT or Claude on boardy.ai and it drafts one email to Boardy from what it knows about you. You approve it and it goes out from your own inbox.
You tell Boardy who you want to meet and why. It matches your request against people it has spoken with and asks both sides to opt in. Once both agree it sends the introduction and can book the call.
No. Boardy makes a small number of warm intros from its own network. An AI SDR prospects your full ICP and runs email and LinkedIn sequences at volume. I use Boardy next to Agent Frank for different deals.
Boardy was built by Andrew D'Souza, who co-founded Clearco. It launched in October 2024 and the AI itself pitched investors during its seed round.
Yes. Boardy lists customers among the intro types it makes. I use it for meetings with my ICP and reply yes or skip on each match.
Not directly. I run the handoff by hand. Boardy intros go to my calendar and the segments behind them go into Agent Frank inside Salesforge.
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