Bosh
by Relevance AI · Sydney, Australia · Founded 2020
Build your own AI sales team, no code
Overview
Relevance AI is an agent-building platform first and a sales product second, and Bosh is the pre-built SDR template on top of it. That makes it the most customisable option here: you can change how the agent researches, what it checks before sending, which tools it calls and where a human approves, all through a visual builder rather than code. Teams with unusual sales motions that no fixed product fits get real value from that. Teams wanting a turnkey SDR will find they have bought a construction kit — capable, but requiring someone to design the workflow and maintain it.
Our verdict
Choose this when no off-the-shelf AI SDR fits your motion and you have someone willing to build. The visual builder is genuinely good and the free tier makes experimentation cheap. Buying it expecting a finished product is the most common way teams waste money here.
Best for
Teams with an unusual sales motion and an internal owner willing to build the workflow.
Avoid if
You want a turnkey agent that works on day one with no configuration.
Pros
- Deeply customisable via a genuinely usable visual builder
- Free tier and $19 entry make experimentation cheap
- Bring-your-own-model and custom tool calling supported
Cons
- A construction kit, not a finished SDR product
- Needs an internal owner to design and maintain workflows
- Credit pricing gets unpredictable on complex agents
Key capabilities
Frequently asked questions
What is Bosh?
Bosh is Relevance AI's pre-built AI sales agent template. Because it sits on a visual agent-building platform, teams can modify its research, approval and outreach steps rather than accepting a fixed workflow.
How much does Relevance AI cost?
There is a free tier, with paid plans from around $19 per month. Pricing is credit-based per agent run, so complex multi-step agents consume credits considerably faster.
Is Bosh turnkey?
No. It is a customisable template on a builder platform. Teams wanting an agent that works on day one without configuration should look at AiSDR or Agent Frank instead.