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Proxelion Prox review

Freemium#6 of 17 in AI Sales Development Representatives (SDRs) Software

A low-cost, email-first AI SDR for solo sellers who want research and follow-up help.

8.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Proxelion Prox is an AI sales development tool for B2B founders, agencies, and sales teams that need help researching prospects and running email outreach. It researches companies and contacts, identifies company context and pain points, finds verified email addresses, and drafts personalized cold emails. Connected Gmail handles sending, while follow-ups, reply classification, open tracking, sent-email history, email scoring, and meeting support extend the workflow. The product is especially suited to solo sellers and small teams whose prospecting process is primarily email-based.

The freemium structure gives buyers a low-risk starting point. Free costs $0 per month and includes 25 emails monthly, Unlimited Prospect Brain, Manual Reply Intelligence, slash commands, and an email scorer. Solo costs $39 per month with Unlimited Prospect Brain, Manual Reply Intelligence, a Gmail workflow, and email support. AI SDR costs $99 per month, adding Autopilot mode, Gmail reply monitoring, and priority support. Scale costs $249 per month and adds everything in AI SDR plus a team workspace, shared Brain, manager dashboard, and HubSpot CRM integration. All listed prices are monthly, and a 30-day refund period is available without requiring a trial card.

Gmail is the central sending and monitoring connection, with HubSpot available on Scale; the deployment is cloud-based and the product is accessed on the web. That makes Prox a focused fit for email prospecting rather than a broad, multichannel sales engagement system. Buyers should choose it when prospect research, verified contacts, personalized messages, and reply handling matter more than channel variety. Teams needing shared workflows, manager visibility, or CRM connectivity must budget for Scale, while sellers seeking outreach beyond email should consider a platform built around additional channels.

Proxelion Prox pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free tier includes 25 emails monthly and unlimited Prospect Brain
    • Researches prospects, verifies emails, and drafts personalized cold emails
    • AI SDR and Scale plans automate Gmail replies and follow-ups
  • Where it doesn't
    • Outreach is centered on email through connected Gmail
    • HubSpot integration and team workspace require the $249 Scale plan
    • Advanced automation and priority support start at $99 per month

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