Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about how Daloop reviews AI-generated outbound, what it integrates with, how it's priced, and how teams use it.
What does Daloop do?
Daloop is the human-in-the-loop review layer for AI-generated outbound. Your AI tools (Clay, HubSpot, n8n, Make, Zapier, custom agents) push drafted contacts and steps into Daloop. A reviewer edits or approves them, then Daloop fires a webhook to your sender. Skipped contacts never ship.
Is Daloop a sender or a sequencer?
No. Daloop sits between your AI generator and your sender. It does not send email, schedule sequences, or replace tools like Smartlead, Instantly, Outreach, Lemlist, Apollo, or HubSpot. It's the QA layer in front of them.
Which channels does Daloop review?
Email, LinkedIn DMs, phone call preparation notes, and generic tasks. Reviewers see the entire sequence at once because the unit of review is the sequence, not the step.
What does it integrate with?
Clay, HubSpot, Make, n8n, Zapier, and any tool that can call a webhook. Outbound senders receive approved copy via webhook. Engineers can push contacts directly via the OpenAPI 3.0.3 REST API.
How does pricing work?
Daloop runs on a credit system. Reviewing a step costs roughly 0.5 credits, and AI campaign design costs around 100 credits. New workspaces get free credits to try the product. See the pricing page for current rates.
How is Daloop different from just having a BDR write the emails?
Daloop assumes the AI does the first draft and the human edits at the speed of swiping. A reviewer can clear dozens of contacts in the time it takes to write one from scratch — and every approval is logged with the original AI draft for accountability.
Is it secure?
Daloop uses row-level security so workspaces are strictly isolated. API keys are bearer tokens scoped to a workspace, and credit consumption is logged through service-role accounts for audit. Bring-your-own data — Daloop never sells or trains on your outbound.
Can multiple teammates review together?
Yes. Workspaces support owner and member roles, with invites by email. Reviewers can toggle between 'Mine' and 'All' to see assigned or shared contacts.