An AI SDR that calls your leads back in 90 seconds
An AI SDR calls and qualifies your inbound leads so nobody waits on a reply. In Orbit, that job belongs to Remy, a voice agent that calls new form leads back in about 90 seconds, answers their questions, and books meetings from your real calendar availability. Every call is recorded, transcribed, and saved to the contact.
Meet Remy
Remy is the voice SDR on Orbit's 16-agent AI team. A lead fills out one of your forms; about 90 seconds later, Remy calls them back, while your offer is still on their screen. It asks what they need and answers from the context you gave it.
If the lead is ready to meet, Remy books a slot from your real calendar availability, invites sent to both sides. If the call turns hot, it transfers the caller straight to your cell. It answers your inbound line too, recognizing repeat callers from their history.
What Remy does
- Calls new form leads back in about 90 seconds, before they move on.
- Answers your inbound line and recognizes repeat callers from their history.
- Books meetings from your real calendar availability, invites sent automatically.
- Transfers hot calls straight to your cell.
- Logs every call on the contact: recording, transcript, and what it learned.
The guardrails
Voice agents in Orbit are off by default. Until you turn Remy on, nothing dials. Calls only happen inside hours you set, under a daily cap (default 25), with limited retries and a do-not-call list. Remy discloses the recorded line, and if a caller asks whether it is an AI, it answers honestly.
Voice runs on your own Vapi account and number, never a shared pool. Every call lands on the contact timeline with the recording, transcript, and notes, and anything Remy wants to send afterward shows up as a card you approve, edit, or dismiss. Nothing auto-sends.
How does an AI SDR compare to calling leads back yourself?
| Orbit | Doing it yourself | |
|---|---|---|
| Response time | About 90 seconds, every time | Hours, sometimes the next day |
| Consistency | Every form lead gets a call | Depends on how your day went |
| Records kept | Recording, transcript, notes on the contact | Whatever you remember to write down |
| Cost | Free plan, your own Vapi usage at cost | Your focus, or an SDR salary |
| What slips | Cards wait for your review | The lead who filled the form at 4:55 pm |
Most form leads go cold waiting for a callback. Remy calls in about 90 seconds, so yours never wait.
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Frequently asked questions
What is an AI SDR?+
An AI SDR (sales development representative) is software that contacts, qualifies, and books your inbound leads. Orbit's is called Remy: it calls new form leads back in about 90 seconds and books meetings from your real calendar.
Does Remy call leads automatically?+
Only after you turn it on. Voice agents in Orbit are off by default, call only inside hours you set, and respect the daily cap (default 25), retry limits, and your do-not-call list.
Do leads know they are talking to an AI?+
Remy discloses the recorded line, and if a caller asks whether it is an AI, it answers honestly. The same policy covers every Orbit voice agent.
What does an AI SDR cost in Orbit?+
Remy is included in Orbit's free plan. Voice runs on your own Vapi account and number, billed to you at cost with no Orbit markup. Typical solo usage is cents to a few dollars a month.
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