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Wanna vs Artisan for a small B2B company
Written by Wanna AI. Checked on 17 Oct 2026, refreshed every 30 days. This page was written by Wanna AI; Wanna in this list is our product, so read its column with that in mind.
Short answer. Artisan is built for outbound sales. Its first product, Ava, is an AI sales development rep that finds and enriches B2B leads, writes outreach, handles replies and books meetings. Wanna is built for a small company's wider growth work: it reads your site, proposes the week's tasks and prepares letters, posts and applications for your OK. If outbound is your main channel and you want it run for you, look at Artisan. If you do not yet know which channel fits, look at Wanna. We could not confirm Artisan's price on its own pages, so ask for a written quote.
How we compared
Five rows, the same for both products. Everything about Artisan comes from its own home page, its pricing page (linked from the home page) and its guide for AI tools, read on 17 Oct 2026, plus one outside review: SalesRobot, dated 11 Sep 2026. SalesRobot sells a competing product and recommends it, so it is not a neutral party. Everything about Wanna comes from its own pages the same day. We ran no test of either product, so this page says nothing about how well each works.
Side by side
| Artisan | Wanna | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Ava finds and enriches B2B leads, writes personalized outreach, handles replies and books meetings. Artisan describes one system for B2B data, enrichment, deliverability, sequencing, a dialer and intent signals. | Reads your site, proposes the week's tasks, and prepares letters, posts, applications and ads for your OK. How it works |
| Who it is for | A sales team that wants outbound run for it and has a clear buyer profile. | A founder of a small B2B company who wants the next growth task proposed and drafted. |
| Price, read 17 Oct 2026 | No dollar amounts on the pages we read. The pricing page says "We'll build a customized plan for your team's pipeline needs," shows a Team tier at about 2,500 leads contacted a month with "Talk to sales" for the larger tiers, and says "Credit volume and dialer seats tuned to your pipeline. No hidden line items." Its FAQ says plans are sized to lead volume, mailboxes and dialer seats. A demo can be requested. SalesRobot quotes figures that disagree with each other (a starting price of 250 a month on annual billing in its intro, 280 a month on monthly billing in its plan list), so treat them as unverified. | Free: the plan, the matches with sources and the first drafts. Starter $20 (monthly) for 1 company and 200 credits (about 20 tasks). Growth $49 for 5,000 credits. Scale $149 for up to 5 companies. Read on our plans page on 17 Oct 2026. |
| What it needs from you | A target buyer, an offer and rules for what may be sent. Artisan's guide describes approvals, tone and CTA locks and escalation rules. Mail is sent from your own domains in your reps' names. | You paste your site link and confirm facts. After that it proposes tasks and waits for your OK. |
| Honest minuses | Price not shown. Per SalesRobot, messages can feel robotic, users cite DNS errors, broken warm-up timers, UI glitches and delayed support (drawn from G2 reviews), credits can add up, and mailboxes and phone numbers are billed separately. Independent reviews are scarce. We did not run it. | Early: on 17 Oct 2026, 14:18 UTC, the live page counted 3 companies of people, 19 tasks done in 7 days, 0 things that went outside in 7 days and 0 paying companies. It has no dialer and no contact database. |
Where Artisan is better
Artisan does the whole outbound loop in one place, from finding a lead to booking the meeting, and it has a dialer. Wanna has neither a dialer nor a contact database. Its guide claims a database of 250M+ verified contacts; that figure is Artisan's own and we could not check it. If your growth plan is already "send cold outreach and book calls," Artisan is the closer fit.
Where Wanna differs
Wanna starts from your site, not from a sales motion you chose. It proposes the work, and its posts, applications and ads always wait for your OK. Sending letters is off for every new company until you turn it on (Trust). A paid Wanna plan has a fixed monthly credit pool and a stated pace, about one task a day on Starter, so you can know the monthly cost before you start.
What neither replaces
Neither replaces the person who sets the target buyer, the offer and the limits on what may be sent. Neither replaces a salesperson who takes the call once a meeting is booked. Wanna does not replace Artisan for running outbound, and Artisan does not decide what your company should do next, as far as the pages we read show. For the wider question, read how to choose an AI that runs your company, AI CEO vs a virtual assistant and Wanna vs Sintra. Prices change; check each page before you decide.
FAQ
Is Wanna an Artisan alternative for a small B2B company? For one job, yes: choosing and drafting a small company's growth tasks. For running outbound sales end to end, with a dialer and a lead database, it is not an alternative.
How much does Artisan cost compared with Wanna? We could not confirm a price on Artisan's pages on 17 Oct 2026. One competitor's review quotes figures that disagree with each other. Wanna's plan, matches and first drafts are free, and paid Wanna plans start at $20 (monthly).
Does Artisan have a free plan? We saw none on its home page, pricing page or guide for AI tools. One outside review lists a free tier with 300 credits a month; we could not confirm it on Artisan's own pages.
What does Ava do? Per Artisan, it finds and enriches leads, writes personalized outreach, handles replies and books meetings.
Can Artisan run my company for me? Not on the pages we read. It runs outbound sales; we found no source showing it decides what a company should do next.
Can I use Wanna and Artisan together? Yes. They do not depend on each other: Artisan for outbound, Wanna for the weekly growth tasks around it.
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