Wysera
One login that replaces a separate CRM, marketing tool and content calendar with an AI agent that drafts your content and replies to leads — but only ships what you approve.
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Description
Most small teams end up paying for a CRM, an email tool, a social scheduler and a separate AI writing app, then spend half their week copy-pasting between them. Wysera's pitch is to put all of that under one roof: one login, one AI agent that knows your brand voice, and a single place where marketing content and sales/CRM work happen side by side.
Wysera ships as two connected products: PostWyse handles content, SEO and publishing automation, while OpsWyse covers CRM, sales pipeline, follow-up cadences and revenue operations. The "Wyse" AI agent drafts posts, replies to leads and forecasts pipeline, but runs on an approval-first model — nothing goes out without a human clicking approve, with a full per-iteration audit trail and one-click rollback if something's wrong. It's built for startups and small-to-mid teams (roughly 5-250 people), including underserved verticals like home care, clinics, agencies and events. There's a genuine free tier (5 manual posts/month, 50 CRM records, no AI agent access), then four paid bundles — Starter, Growth, Pro and Enterprise — priced per account rather than per seat, with a 20% discount for annual billing. Wysera says it's SOC 2 certification in progress and GDPR-compliant, with tenant-isolated data that isn't used to train public models.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you're a small team juggling separate CRM and content tools and don't want to hand an AI agent full autonomy, Wysera's approval-first model plus per-seat-free pricing is a genuinely appealing middle ground.
Its real differentiator against a full-agentic competitor or a bare CRM like HubSpot is the combination of consolidation (CRM + content + ops in one login) and control (every AI action needs human sign-off before it ships, with rollback available). That's a smart trade for founder-led teams who want AI leverage without the risk of an agent emailing a lead something wrong. The catch: it's a young, ambitious platform trying to be several tools at once, which is exactly the kind of scope that trips up newer entrants — a dedicated CRM like HubSpot or a dedicated content tool will likely go deeper in their lane than Wysera does in either. Pricing is also opaque beyond the free tier (all four paid bundles are "custom"), so you can't comparison-shop without talking to sales. Good fit for a lean 5-50 person team that wants one tool instead of four; not the pick if you need a best-in-class CRM or best-in-class content tool specifically.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
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Gratuit (5 posts manuels/mois, 50 fiches CRM, sans agent IA) ; 4 formules payantes (Starter, Growth, Pro, Enterprise) sur devis, -20% en facturation annuelle, pas de tarification par siège
Pros
CRM + contenu/SEO + ops réunis sous un seul login, un seul agent IA
Modèle approbation-d'abord : rien ne part sans validation humaine, avec rollback en un clic
Vrai palier gratuit utilisable (5 posts/mois, 50 fiches CRM)
Pas de tarification par siège, ce qui favorise les petites équipes
Cons
Plateforme jeune qui tente de couvrir plusieurs métiers à la fois — moins profonde qu'un outil dédié dans chaque catégorie
Tarification des formules payantes entièrement opaque (toutes sur devis)
Certification SOC 2 encore "en cours", pas encore obtenue
Peu pertinent pour une équipe qui veut un CRM ou un outil de contenu best-in-class spécifiquement