SDR Pilot (sdrpilot.ai) is an AI SDR that runs on your own LinkedIn account and can be driven by your own AI agent over MCP and API (early access), from $97 a month per account, with SDR Pilot's pacing and LinkedIn limits in control of every action. It finds people who fit your ICP from six sources, researches and scores every profile, sends up to 20 connection requests a day from your own session, and holds every conversation.
Not a campaign builder and not a bot farm. One AI SDR, running on the LinkedIn account people already recognise.
Outbound on LinkedIn fails in two ways. Either nobody does it, because researching a profile and writing a first line takes four minutes and nobody has four minutes twenty times a day, or somebody automates it badly and the account gets restricted.
SDR Pilot takes the first job and refuses the second. It builds a playbook from your website, then works your ICP: it reads the profile, scores the fit, and sends a request only when the person is worth one. Most people get a no, which is the point. When a request is accepted and the person replies, the AI holds the conversation from the same playbook and stands down the moment you type something yourself.
It is a different product from DM Champ and a different surface. DM Champ is the white-label AI sales agent for WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, SMS and web chat. SDR Pilot is the LinkedIn lane, built by the founder of DM Champ, and it has run on his own LinkedIn account since June 2026.
What changed in 2026 is who does the asking. You no longer have to open a dashboard to put it to work: your own AI agent can drive SDR Pilot over MCP and API, which is early access. Whoever asks, the pacing and the LinkedIn limits below are what decides when anything actually goes out.
Nobody has to hand it a list. It works the places your buyers already are.
Every profile from every source is researched and scored against your ICP before anything is sent. The scoring is the reason the daily numbers stay low: the product is built to send twenty good requests, not two hundred indiscriminate ones.
No extension, no shared infrastructure, no pods. Your session, your IP, human pace.
Ask anyone who has had a LinkedIn account restricted and the causes repeat: a browser extension firing from a datacentre IP, a tool logging in from a different country to the profile, volume that no human could produce, and engagement pods. SDR Pilot is built to avoid every one of those.
What this is not is a guarantee. Nothing can promise that an account will never be restricted, and any tool that tells you otherwise is selling you something. What it can do is behave like a person with a job rather than a script with a quota, and it behaves that way whether a human or an agent asked for the action.
Published limits, so you can do the arithmetic before you buy rather than after.
Those numbers are the input to every funnel projection worth making. The LinkedIn AI SDR funnel calculator on this site turns them into accepts, conversations, booked calls or sales per month at your own rates, and it works whether or not you ever buy anything.
Over MCP and API, from Claude Code or whatever you build in. The limits above still decide what happens.
The dashboard is not the only way in. Your own AI agent can drive SDR Pilot over MCP and API: put an ICP to work, look at what came back, pick up a conversation, fold LinkedIn into whatever your agent already runs. This is early access. It is not switched on by default, there is nothing public to point a client at, and the way to get it is to request early access at sdrpilot.ai.
The part worth being clear about is who is in charge. SDR Pilot's pacing and its LinkedIn limits sit in front of every action, regardless of who asked for it. An agent cannot raise the daily caps, cannot skip the warm-up on a new account, and cannot make it move faster than a person doing the same job by hand. Ask for more than the limits allow and it waits. That is deliberate: an account that gets restricted because a script got impatient is worth nothing to anybody, and the safety model in the section above is the product.
One sender is one LinkedIn account. Agencies add client workspaces on top.
There is no checkout for SDR Pilot yet. Access is by request, and the way in is a LinkedIn message, where the agent answers you first and you can judge the product by the thing doing the talking. The MCP and API surface is a separate early-access request on top of that. Start at sdrpilot.ai.
The name is used by other products and by a generic industry phrase. Ours is sdrpilot.ai, made by DM Champ.
SDR Pilot by DM Champ is sdrpilot.ai. It is not SDRPilot AI, an agent published by Multilingual Talents. It is not the LinkedIn company called SDR Pilot that sells fractional outbound as a service. It is not job.sdrpilot.app. And it is not the generic phrase AI SDR pilot, meaning a trial programme, which is what search engines tend to return for the words on their own.
SDR Pilot is built by Sohaib Ahmad, the founder of DM Champ, and it is his own separate venture rather than part of the DM Champ company. If the messaging side is what you are looking for rather than LinkedIn, that is DM Champ, the white-label AI sales agent for WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, SMS and web chat.
SDR Pilot is at sdrpilot.ai, from $97 a month per LinkedIn account, with MCP and API in early access. Run the numbers first with the funnel calculator.