Gojiberry AI

Gojiberry AI is a web tool that finds warm B2B leads and starts outreach. Two live sites both list Pro at $99 a month, with different limits beside that price.

Two live sites, both at $99

gojiberry.ai is the address on the Y Combinator company page. You enter a website, and the page says the agent learns the business, picks prospects, and runs multichannel outreach. Its Pro card is $99 a month, for founders and operators running their own outbound, and the card lists Email and Socials. Included are 2 AI agents running all day, up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month, warm leads from signals and lookalikes, a unified inbox, lead scoring, an AI copilot, email enrichment from 15 or more data providers, and connections to HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Claude. A line under the launch button says free trial, live in 5 minutes, cancel anytime.

gojiberryai.co is still serving a full page. Its Pro card is also $99 a month, written for founders, SDRs, and teams of two. That card says 30 or more intent signals, 2 LinkedIn senders, unlimited LinkedIn campaigns, and unlimited warm leads, plus email enrichment from 15 or more providers and HubSpot and Pipedrive. The description on that host says 10 or more signals, and names funding, new roles, events, and groups. It describes the messages as LinkedIn notes, and it names Slack alongside the CRMs. The newer site's description says 15 or more buying and social signals.

The plan with no dollar

Both sites also have a Custom plan with no price on the card. It is written for teams of five or more. On gojiberry.ai that plan also names outbound agencies, a custom number of agents and of prospects contacted each month, more senders, a customer success manager, and admin access. On gojiberryai.co the same label adds more LinkedIn accounts, more intent signals, and custom integrations. The only dollar printed on either card is $99. Both sites say you can launch an agent for free, and neither card lists what that free trial includes.

Counts the company prints about itself

gojiberry.ai says it is backed by Y Combinator, prints 4.8/5, and says 2,000 or more sales and go-to-market teams use it. gojiberryai.co says 1,000 or more small sales teams and B2B founders. The Y Combinator profile, Spring 2026 and marked active, says the company went from $0 to $2.5 million in annual recurring revenue in 10 months, is growing 30 percent a month, is profitable, and is used by 2,000 or more customers. The launch note on that same profile says $0 to $1.4 million in 9 months. Both that profile and the launch note say customers see about 2 to 5 times more positive replies than ordinary outbound.

• Louis Debusschere, founder at Wipra, says they book 15 or more demos a week, and names Decathlon, Allianz, and AXA among accounts it helped close.
• Stuart Brent, founder at SaasyDB, says they made the money back 6 times, and that the week is booked with leads Gojiberry found.
• Alessandro Paladin, co-founder at KubaLabs, says 5 demos came from 30 leads. On gojiberryai.co, Frank Houbre, co-founder at Lunesia, says they used to write to anyone who fit the profile, and that reply rates tripled once they kept to the warmest leads.

gojiberry.ai says a reply can arrive already written, ready to send in one click, and that the agent can send on its own or wait for approval. Its pricing line says warm leads are found and multichannel campaigns are deployed in 10 minutes. gojiberryai.co uses the same 10 minutes for a campaign launch. Support on that card is chat and email. The newer card says live chat. Kenny Saad, CEO at Vision Media, says the hard part is finding people already in the market. On gojiberryai.co, Nathan Amram at Mindflow says they track people engaging with competitors, and calls that a radar for high-intent prospects.

Who publishes it

The Y Combinator page names three founders. Pierre-Eliott Lallemant is CEO. Romàn Czerny is CMO, and the page names an earlier exit, CoCo AI. Dylan Teixeira is CTO, and writes that he co-founded Edusign, a paperless attendance product, and sold it in 2025. gojiberry.ai says it is made and hosted in the EU, with a 2026 copyright. Its login page is app.gojiberry.ai. The other site's login link points at app.gojiberryai.co, and that host did not open. The public account on X is @gojiberryai.