// For Sales Development Teams
Verified prospect data for SDR teams
Trackyr gives SDR teams continuously verified emails and direct dials, so reps run sequences and calling blocks against data that still connects.
The short answer
SDR teams measure everything in connect and reply rates, and bad data drags both down. Trackyr continuously re-verifies its pool, so the prospects in a sequence still have working emails and the calling block hits live dials. Pull a verified prospect for 4 credits, verify email for 1 and dial for 2, and re-verify a list before it loads into the sequencer. Credits scale with how many accounts the team works each month.
// The problem
What sales development teams struggle with.
- High-volume sequences bouncing and dragging down connect rates
- Calling blocks wasted on numbers prospects no longer use
- A morning's dials answered by no one because the list went stale
- Reps stalling while ops scrubs the next batch before it loads
- Per-seat database costs that don't flex as the SDR team scales
- Reply-rate targets missed because half the inbox sends never land
// Common questions
Answered.
How does Trackyr keep sequences from bouncing?+
Trackyr re-verifies emails continuously, and you can re-verify a list for 1 credit per email right before it loads into the sequencer. That keeps bounce rates down and protects the team's sending reputation.
Are the direct dials current for calling blocks?+
Trackyr re-verifies phones on an ongoing basis, and a phone re-verify is 2 credits. Running that before a calling block means reps dial live numbers instead of lines prospects abandoned after a job change.
Does pricing scale as the SDR team grows?+
Yes. Trackyr is usage credits, not per-seat, so cost tracks how many accounts the team works, not headcount. Starter is $19/mo for 1,500 credits, Pro is $99/mo for 10,000, with top-ups for high-volume months.
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