Tadata is an AI employee in Slack for sales and GTM teams. Start free; paid plans from $39/month. Features, pricing, and integrations.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Tadata is an AI employee that works inside Slack. It takes research and repetitive work off a person's plate for sales and go-to-market teams, then reports back in the place where people already talk. The company describes it as working like an agent and talking like a colleague, with finished work delivered for review instead of a dashboard to check.
The site has solution pages for sales, local tech sales, and GTM operations. Tadata reaches into connected tools such as HubSpot, Gmail, and Google Calendar, and into public sources such as company sites, LinkedIn, and job boards. Testimonials come from founders, a CEO, a platform head, and a business development director.
Tadata runs in connected tools around the clock and contacts the user when something needs action. A morning digest covers the day's calls, who the user is meeting, what changed since the last conversation, and relevant news. After a call, it drafts a follow-up email, fills CRM fields, and writes a next step.
It also watches for repeated work and offers to take it over, asking before it automates anything. The company states that it only sees the tools a user connects and that nothing goes out until the user approves it. Users can start from pre-built agents or describe a need and have Tadata build one.
Pre-built agents include outreach personalization, warm intro finder, call preparation, LinkedIn listener, new hire finder, and conference prep. Each targets a specific sales task, such as adding a researched opener to a message or flagging a post where a prospect names a problem the seller can solve. Mid-call, users can ask Tadata for answers drawn from the CRM, docs, and customer history.
Tadata also pulls data in plain English from a CRM, activity data, and account signals. On portability, the company says processes, learned recipes, and agent behaviors can be exported and versioned, and that the product is model-agnostic. The homepage lists scoped access, credential isolation, and customer ownership of data.
Tadata is an AI employee that works in Slack. It handles research and repetitive work such as meeting prep, prospect research, follow-up emails, and CRM updates, and presents finished work for the user to approve.
The Free plan is $0 with 1,000 credits, one time. Paid plans are Lite at $39/month for 1,000 credits, Pro at $149/month for 4,000 credits, and Scale at $299/month for 10,000 credits. Enterprise is custom with unlimited credits.
Tadata offers a free plan with a one-time credit allotment. The pricing page lists 1,000 credits, and the homepage and sales page advertise $50 in free credits. The sales page says no card is needed to start.
No. According to the sales page, Tadata drafts and prepares outreach, follow-up emails, and CRM updates, and nothing is sent on the user's behalf without review.
Tadata works in Slack and connects to HubSpot, Attio, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Google Sheets, Granola, Monday.com, Gmail, Hunter.io, and Google Calendar. It also supports any MCP or API.
The sales page targets first account executives, founders still running sales, and quota-carrying reps without an ops team. There is also a solution page for GTM operations teams.
No. The company says Tadata reads from the tools a team already uses and writes back to them. It adds a research and drafting layer on top of the CRM, calendar, and email.
The company says users keep ownership and portability of processes, learned recipes, and agent behaviors, and can export and version them. It also states that Tadata is model-agnostic and has no incentive to lock users into one provider.