# 1mind publishes no prices. Here is what it costs anyway.

1mind is the exclusive AI successor to Drift, and its site has no pricing page. Here is 1mind pricing from the public record: the founder's six-figure average, and the estimates labelled as such.

## 1mind pricing in 2026: the short version

1mind sells photorealistic AI sales teammates to enterprise revenue teams, and it does not publish prices: there is no pricing link anywhere on its site, and 1mind.com/pricing [returns a dead page](https://www.1mind.com/pricing). What is on the record is this. Founder Amanda Kahlow [told TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/) that her customers "all have annual contracts, not 'experimental' budgets" and that the "average contract is six figures." [One procurement analysis](https://www.knock-ai.com/blog/1mind-pricing) estimates a floor around $100,000 a year and a top of the observed range near $400,000 for full enterprise deployments, with implementation billed on top and a rollout of one to two months. There is no trial and no free plan. If those numbers fit your budget, 1mind is a serious product with named customers, and the rest of this post treats it fairly. If they do not, the last two sections are for you.

## What 1mind AI actually is

1mind was founded by Amanda Kahlow, who previously founded 6sense, and [raised $30 million](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/) led by Battery Ventures in November 2025. The product is a roster of photorealistic AI teammates, which the company calls Superhumans, that talk to buyers face to face: they answer deep technical questions, pull up visuals and run demos inside the conversation, and join live sales calls as an on-demand product expert. [1mind's own site](https://www.1mind.com/) sorts them by revenue motion: website inbound, ride-along calls, in-product guidance and customer success.

The customer list is real. The case studies on [1mind's own site](https://www.1mind.com/) name HubSpot, ZoomInfo, Pipedrive, Alteryx, Graylog, Experity and Winning by Design, and [the HubSpot case study](https://www.1mind.com/case-study/hubspot) carries the strongest numbers in the category's literature: Fiona, HubSpot's Superhuman, engages 88% of the visitors who reach her, lifts free-trial sign-ups by 78%, and drove a 25% increase in influenced purchases over 30 days. Those are vendor-published figures, but the case study states they were validated by HubSpot's own testing, and HubSpot's then Senior Director of Marketing, Neda Stoll, is on the record in it: "Fiona doesn't just chat or start a conversation. She understands and empathizes with buyers."

1mind's own HubSpot case study, captured 31 August 2026: 88% engagement, +78% free-trial sign-ups, 25% lift in influenced purchases, "All measured by HubSpot." Vendor-published. Screenshot ours.

Then Drift made 1mind famous well beyond the enterprise. In March 2026 an announcement went out under the headline "Clari + Salesloft names 1mind as [exclusive AI successor to Drift](https://www.1mind.com/announcements/clari-salesloft-names-1mind-as-exclusive-ai-successor-to-drift)"; the body of the same announcement calls it a strategic partnership, and the headline is the part everyone read. The internet has since sided with the headline: drift.com no longer exists as a website and [now redirects](https://www.drift.com) to a Salesloft page whose own copy reads "[We've transitioned from Drift to 1mind](https://www.salesloft.com/platform/chat-agents)." That decision pointed the entire Drift install base, thousands of mid-market companies, at a vendor built for the largest accounts on the list, which is why the pricing question matters more here than it usually does.

## 1mind pricing: the evidence, strongest first

Rank the evidence by how close it stands to a signed contract. The strongest fact is the founder's own statement. In November 2025, on the record for her funding announcement, Kahlow [told TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/) that her customers "all have annual contracts, not 'experimental' budgets" and that the "average contract is six figures." That is not an estimate and not a leak; it is the company describing its own commercial reality, on the record.

Below the founder's statement sit the estimates, and they should be read as estimates. [One procurement analysis](https://www.knock-ai.com/blog/1mind-pricing) of 1mind deals puts the floor at roughly $100,000 a year and the top of the observed range around $400,000 for full enterprise deployments, with implementation billed separately. The same analysis describes a rollout of one to two months, against the vendor's own claim of four to six weeks, spent on persona workshops, content ingestion and avatar production. None of those numbers appears on any 1mind page. The estimate is consistent with the founder's six-figure average, which is why we repeat it, and it is somebody else's arithmetic, which is why we label it.

Two absences complete the picture, and we checked both ourselves in August 2026. There is no pricing page: the site's navigation carries no pricing link, and [the pricing URL](https://www.1mind.com/pricing) leads nowhere. And there is no trial and no self-serve tier of any kind; every path on the site ends at "Get a Demo Now" or "Talk Revenue with Us".

1mind.com/pricing, captured 31 August 2026. The only pricing page is the one that does not exist, and even the 404 offers a demo. Screenshot ours.

The same facts as a table, each row labelled with the kind of evidence behind it. Sources are linked in the prose above.

|  | What the record shows | Kind of evidence |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Pricing page | None; the pricing URL is a dead page | Checked by us, August 2026 |
| Average contract | Six figures | Founder statement, on the record |
| Observed range | $100,000 to $400,000 a year | Procurement estimate |
| Implementation | Billed on top; 1 to 2 months observed, 4 to 6 weeks claimed | Estimate, against a vendor claim |
| Trial or free plan | None; every path ends at a demo call | Checked by us, August 2026 |

## Who 1mind AI is genuinely right for

The fit is real, so concede it plainly. If you run an enterprise inbound motion, have a revenue-operations team that can staff a two-month implementation, and hold a budget where a six-figure line for pipeline is defensible, 1mind is one of the most interesting products on the market. The HubSpot numbers, vendor-published but attributed to HubSpot's own testing, beat anything else in the category's case studies, and an avatar that answers technical questions face to face and runs the demo inside the conversation is a different product from a chat widget, not a skin on one. Kahlow has built a category-defining company before; 6sense is the proof. If that paragraph describes you, book the demo, and negotiate knowing the average is six figures.

## Who 1mind is not for

The problem is who is being sent there. Drift sold to thousands of mid-market companies at five-figure contracts, and the retirement routes all of them toward a successor whose floor, on the procurement estimate, is several times what they were paying, with no trial to soften the leap and a one-to-two-month project before the first conversation. The successor was chosen for the largest accounts on the customer list; if you were not one of them, it was not chosen for you.

The second boundary is drawn by the founder herself. "[I'm not playing in outbound](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/)," Kahlow [told TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/); her Superhumans work inbound sales, from the first website visit all the way to "closing the deal." That is honest scoping, and it means a team shopping for outbound prospecting is at the wrong counter entirely. It also means a team whose whole need is answering and qualifying inbound visitors, without the avatar, the in-call demos or the ride-alongs, is being asked to buy a much larger machine than the job requires, at the machine's price.

## How we verified 1mind's pricing

Every load-bearing claim above is linked at the phrase that makes it, and we fetched every linked page ourselves on 31 August 2026. The TechCrunch quotes are verbatim from the article. The HubSpot figures are quoted from [1mind's own case study](https://www.1mind.com/case-study/hubspot) and labelled vendor-published. The missing pricing page is our own check, not somebody's claim: we read the site's navigation and requested [the pricing URL](https://www.1mind.com/pricing), and both came back empty.

What we could not verify, stated plainly. The $100,000 to $400,000 range is a procurement analysis's estimate, not a published price; the six-figure average is the founder's statement and the stronger fact, and no exact 1mind list price exists anywhere in public. We also went looking for third-party reviews and could not reach them: G2's review page for 1mind sits behind a bot wall, so nothing from it appears here. If 1mind publishes a pricing page after we ship this, the link beside the claim will disagree with us before we notice. Trust the link.

## 1mind pricing: questions, answered

### What is 1mind?

1mind sells photorealistic AI sales teammates, which it calls Superhumans, to enterprise revenue teams: they answer technical questions face to face, run demos inside the conversation and join live sales calls. It was founded by Amanda Kahlow, who founded 6sense, [raised $30 million](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/) led by Battery Ventures in November 2025, and was named the [exclusive AI successor to Drift](https://www.1mind.com/announcements/clari-salesloft-names-1mind-as-exclusive-ai-successor-to-drift) in March 2026.

### Is 1mind AI replacing Drift?

Effectively, yes. Salesloft has stopped selling Drift, drift.com [now redirects](https://www.drift.com) to a Salesloft page whose copy reads "[We've transitioned from Drift to 1mind](https://www.salesloft.com/platform/chat-agents)", and the March 2026 announcement's headline names 1mind the [exclusive AI successor to Drift](https://www.1mind.com/announcements/clari-salesloft-names-1mind-as-exclusive-ai-successor-to-drift). The body of that announcement calls it a strategic partnership; either way, Drift customers are being pointed at 1mind.

### How much does 1mind cost?

1mind publishes no prices. Its founder [told TechCrunch](https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/10/6sense-founder-amanda-kahlow-raises-30-million-for-new-human-replacement-ai-sales-startup-1mind/) that the average contract is six figures and that every customer is on an annual contract, and [one procurement analysis](https://www.knock-ai.com/blog/1mind-pricing) estimates roughly $100,000 to $400,000 a year for full deployments, with implementation billed on top. There is no trial and no free plan; the only way in is a demo call.

### Who owns 1mind, and is it part of Salesloft?

1mind is an independent company founded by Amanda Kahlow, who previously founded 6sense, and backed by a $30 million round led by Battery Ventures in November 2025. It is not owned by Salesloft or Clari: the March 2026 announcement's body describes a strategic partnership under which 1mind is the named AI successor to Drift, and drift.com [now redirects](https://www.drift.com) to Salesloft's page saying so. Salesloft sends Drift customers to 1mind; it does not own it.

### What are the alternatives to 1mind?

It depends on the job and the budget. The consolidated field, with every price sourced, is in [our map of the Drift alternatives](/resources/drift-alternatives): Qualified is being absorbed into Salesforce, Warmly is being acquired by HubSpot, Docket publishes prices [from $3,000 a month](https://www.docket.io/pricing), Intercom Fin, Chatbase and Tidio do the support half at published prices, and Algomo, our product, starts free. If the job is avatar-led enterprise demos, 1mind has no direct equal; if the job is answering and qualifying inbound visitors, most of the field does it at a fraction of the ticket.

## 1mind alternatives if the budget is not six figures

Algomo is our product, so weigh this section accordingly. The job Drift actually did for most of its customers, and the job behind most searches for 1mind pricing, is [what an inbound SDR does](/resources/what-is-an-ai-sdr): greet the visitor your marketing already paid for, answer their questions, qualify the ones that matter and book the meeting with the rep briefed. 1mind does that job at enterprise scale, wrapped in a photorealistic avatar, for a six-figure contract. Algomo does that job without the avatar, from a free plan, then a monthly amount you set from $50 to $4,300, spent as credits on the conversations that actually helped someone rather than on seats. That prices the same inbound work for the size of company Drift used to serve, and the numbers are on [this site's pricing page](/pricing) rather than behind a call; what the agent does on a sales site is on [our sales page](/solutions/ai-agents-for-sales-and-lead-generation). It has no avatar, no voice and no outbound, and it does not read or write your CRM.

If the enterprise paragraph above sounded like your company, take the demo call; 1mind's customers are getting real results and we have quoted their numbers fairly. If it sounded like somebody else's budget, [our map of the Drift alternatives](/resources/drift-alternatives) prices out every remaining door, the pipeline table on [our comparisons page](/resources/comparisons) puts 1mind, Qualified, Docket and Warmly side by side, [our Docket comparison page](/resources/vs-docket) holds the strongest independent to the same axes, and the free plan means the test costs nothing: point Algomo at your site this afternoon and judge the answers, not the claims.