Qualified sells Piper, an AI SDR built on Salesforce for enterprise revenue teams, priced by quote. Darwin is a self-serve website chat that books meetings and keeps improving its openings, with a published price. Here's how they compare.
Who is each product for?Where each one fits, and where it falls short.
DarwinAI website chat focused on answering buying questions, booking meetings, and improving chat openings.
Best for
Turn website visits into sales meetings.
Teams that want an AI SDR outcome without an enterprise contract.
Sales teams booking demos from website traffic.
Small teams who'd rather not build the setup themselves.
Less suited to
Enterprise account-based programs run inside Salesforce.
Large revenue teams that need Salesforce-native routing and intent data.
QualifiedEnterprise AI SDR platform built on Salesforce, with Piper the AI SDR Agent.
Best for
Enterprise pipeline generation for Salesforce-centric revenue teams.
Enterprises running their funnel on Salesforce.
Revenue teams that want chat, voice, video and email from one agent.
Marketing teams with intent data and account segmentation to feed Piper.
Less suited to
Small teams that want published pricing and self-serve setup.
Small teams that want published pricing and self-serve setup.
Teams that want openings tested and improved without manual work.
The difference, at a glance.What each product documents, row by row, with a source for every answer.
Darwin and Qualified compared: published capabilities, limits and prices. Source numbers link to the evidence under the table.
Side by side
Darwin
Qualified
Self-improvementHow each product improves the openings that start sales conversations.
Self-improves to book more meetings
DarwinYes
Creates tests. Promotes qualifying winners. Tests again. 1
With automation enabled, on eligible pages within your plan. Tests need enough traffic; a lift is not guaranteed.
QualifiedFeedback + manual A/B
Piper adjusts to operator feedback and teams can A/B test experiences; an autonomous opening test loop is not documented. 234
Piper uses your feedback to modify her behavior; A/B tests split visitors evenly between two experience copies the team builds, and choosing a winner is not described.
For pages with automation enabled and sufficient traffic to run an experiment. Every plan includes unlimited optimized pages.
QualifiedFrom page content
Piper generates the opening pounce from the page the visitor is on, visitor data and the team's guides. 456
Instructions are written once in the Conversations guide; experiences can also target the current page and be A/B tested as two copies.
Tests and keeps better openings
DarwinYes
Tests opening variants and can promote a better performer. 1
Requires enough evidence; an experiment may have no winner.
QualifiedNot documented
Automatic promotion of a better opening is not documented. 45
A/B tests split visitors evenly between two experience copies the team builds; choosing or promoting a winner is not described.
Starts the next test automatically
DarwinYes
The next opening experiment builds from the current winner. 1
Automation must be enabled and the page eligible. This does not guarantee improving results.
QualifiedNot documented
An automatic cycle of generating, testing and replacing openings is not documented. 478
Improvement is described as feedback, scorecard review and A/B tests the team sets up with two experience copies.
OnboardingWhat the product prepares for you before you go live.
Learns from your website
DarwinYes
Darwin discovers the relevant pages on your website and prepares its knowledge base from them. 9
Initial setup selects key pages for speed; more pages can be imported later.
QualifiedUploaded content
Knowledge comes from content you upload; website crawling is not specified. 3
Marketing content, product details and FAQs are uploaded into Piper's knowledge base.
Drafts your sales settings
DarwinYes
Prepares business information and assistant settings from the website. 9
The user can review and refine the generated draft.
QualifiedNot documented
Automatic drafting of business settings from the website is not documented. 71011
Business context such as routing rules and qualification criteria is provided by the team.
Matches chat to your brand
DarwinColors & fonts
Extracts brand colors, fonts and assets for the chat design. 9
Brand detection is a draft: available fonts, contrast and source-site access affect the result.
QualifiedNot documented
Colors and logo are set manually; automatic brand import is not documented. 712
Configured in Settings → Organization → Themes.
Writes your first chat opening
DarwinYes
Drafts the first chat opening from the business context. 13
Drafted during assisted setup; approve it, edit it (120-character limit) or ask Darwin for a revision.
QualifiedAI-generated
Piper writes the opening pounce from the team's guides, visitor data and the current page. 561415
Greeting instructions go in the Conversations guide; the voice-mode greeting is a fixed line.
Review before going live
DarwinYes
The assistant draft can be reviewed and refined before installation. 13
Calendar connection, testing and website installation remain separate completion steps.
QualifiedYes
Qualified recommends testing Piper's workflows before live traffic. 5816
Then deploy to limited segments such as off-hours.
PricingUSD before tax. Darwin publishes its prices and bills per booked meeting or qualified request. Qualified is sold by quote and publishes no price.
Includes 10 credits a month. Annual billing is two months free ($2,990 a year); credits and extra-credit charges stay monthly.
QualifiedNot documented
Qualified publishes no prices; its plans are quoted. 18
Schedule a demo is the only call to action.
Included on paid plans
Darwin10–25 credits/mo
Growth includes 10 credits a month; Agency includes 25, pooled across up to 200 client workspaces. 17
Unused included credits roll over for one month. Growth can also be bought with 35, 60 or 110 credits a month, and Agency with 50, 75, 125, 275 or 525.
QualifiedFrom 250k sessions/mo
Qualified's plans include a set number of monthly web sessions and email contacts, from 250,000 sessions and 2,500 contacts on Premier. 18
Premier: 250,000 monthly web sessions and 2,500 monthly active email contacts. Enterprise: 2 million and 10,000. Ultimate: 5 million and 24,000. What happens above these limits is not published.
Your first five meetings or requests are free. After that each is $30, or Growth is $299 a month with 10 included.
Facts checked Oct 5, 2026 to Oct 20, 2026. Plans and integrations can change. Not documented means the reviewed sources don’t establish a capability; it doesn’t prove the feature is missing. Sources and method
Why Darwin
Your chat works on getting better.Darwin keeps trying new openings on the pages you allow it to, and it keeps the ones that get visitors talking and booking. You don't run the tests. You just show up to the meetings.
ACurrent opening50%Hi! How can I help?Chats0Meetings0
BNew opening50%Comparing plans? Tell me your team size and I’ll point you to the right one.Chats0Meetings0
WinnerKeep opening BEvery visitor now sees B
Most website chat is a support inbox in disguise.A visitor on your pricing page wants something different from one on your security page. Darwin knows the difference. It opens with what they came for and books the meeting.
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Other chat agentsHey 👋 How can I help?
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Comparing plans? Tell me your team size and I’ll tell you which one pays for itself.
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SolsticeReplies instantly
Here for SOC 2 and data handling? Ask me anything, or I can send the report to your security team.
Send the reportBook a call
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Weighing us against what you use today? Ask the hard questions. I’ll give you honest answers.
PricingMigration
What is Darwin
Meet the chat that keeps improving.
Eighty-five seconds on what Darwin does: learns your business from your site, books the meeting inside the chat, and keeps rewriting the opening until more people talk.
Qualified doesn't say. Its pricing page lists Premier, Enterprise and Ultimate tiers with a Schedule a demo button and no dollar amounts or trial. Darwin's Free plan has no monthly fee, includes five free credits, and then charges per booked meeting or qualified request; paid plans include credits every month.
It does. When a visitor is ready, Piper looks up the right rep in Salesforce, shows that rep's live calendar and books the slot inside the chat. Darwin's version is simpler: it proposes a time in the conversation and finishes the booking through whichever scheduler you've connected. In both cases your calendar provider decides what gets logged as a real booking, so check that first.
Qualified says Piper uses your feedback to modify her behavior, and its playbook recommends reviewing metrics and adjusting her logic. Your team can also A/B test two copies of an experience, though promoting a winner isn't described. That's improvement driven by your team. Darwin runs the opening experiments itself, on each eligible page, promotes the better variant and starts again.
Not officially, but it helps. Qualified describes its platform as built natively on Salesforce and uses Salesforce data to route meetings to the right rep, even though it also lists HubSpot, Marketo and Outreach among its integrations. Darwin doesn't care what CRM you run. It reads your website, connects to your scheduler and gets to work.
An AI SDR you can start today.Let Darwin learn your business and start booking meetings from your website. No quote, no contract; the first five credits are on us.
Sources, not guesswork.Every row links to the page behind it.
Published by Darwin, using the official documentation linked below. This is a comparison of documented capabilities, not a hands-on benchmark. “Not documented” means the reviewed sources do not establish that capability; it does not prove absence. Qualified publishes no prices, and its public knowledge base does not cover every capability, so several rows read “Not documented”; Darwin bills for booked meetings. Setup means preparing a draft, not automatically installing it.
Published by
Darwin
Editorial review
Facts checked
Oct 5, 2026 to Oct 20, 2026
Source access and fact-check dates are recorded separately for each source below.
All 22 sourcesWhat each one supports, and when it was checked
Rechecked 2026-10-05. Knowledge base materials, business context, Salesforce-native infrastructure, reporting and analytics; Piper uses your feedback to modify her behavior.
What this supports 2
qualified · autonomous opening tests
Agent Optimization: Piper the AI SDR Agent uses your feedback to modify her behavior; you track her responses and adjust sources.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · primary focus
Infrastructure built natively on the Salesforce Platform.
Rechecked 2026-10-05. Upload messaging, product details, knowledge bases and FAQs; test workflows; deploy to limited segments; metrics such as meetings booked; Salesforce rep calendars.
What this supports 3
qualified · autonomous opening tests
Says to test workflows and responses, then analyze visit-to-chat rates and engagement to refine Piper's logic.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Website knowledge preparation
Upload Piper with your company's messaging, product details, knowledge bases and FAQs.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · meeting booking
Accesses Salesforce to identify the correct rep and display their live calendar.
Qualified (Qualified University knowledge base) · Accessed
What this supports 4
qualified · autonomous opening tests
AB testing: visitors are split evenly into groups A and B, and the team creates two copies of an experience, one per group. How a winner is chosen is not described.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Page-specific opening variants
Experiences can target the current page, referrer or segment. A/B testing splits visitors evenly between two copies of an experience.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Message test winner selection
Visitors are split into groups A and B, and the team shows a different copy of an experience to each group. How a winner is picked is not described.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Ongoing opening experimentation
A/B tests are set up by hand as two copies of an experience.
Upload messaging, product details, knowledge bases and FAQs; test workflows; deploy to limited segments; metrics such as meetings booked; Salesforce rep calendars.
What this supports 5
qualified · Page-specific opening variants
Still covers uploading messaging and testing workflows. Its demo shows Piper greeting a visitor with a CRM-personalized invitation.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Message test winner selection
Still describes no A/B testing or winner selection.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Initial welcome message
Covers uploading content and testing, and its demo shows a CRM-personalized greeting.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Review before launch
Thoroughly test her workflows and responses; deploy first to limited segments.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · reporting
Metrics such as meetings booked and visit-to-chat rates.
Qualified (Qualified University knowledge base) · Accessed
What this supports 2
qualified · Page-specific opening variants
Pounce messages are generated from the team's guides plus visitor data and the content of the page the visitor is on. Pounces can be initial, scroll or idle follow-up.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Initial welcome message
The initial pounce is generated from the team's Company, Conversations and Guardrails guides plus visitor data and page content.
Knowledge base materials, business context, Salesforce-native infrastructure, reporting and analytics; Piper uses your feedback to modify her behavior.
What this supports 4
qualified · Ongoing opening experimentation
Agent Optimization says Piper uses your feedback to change her behavior. No automatic opening cycle is described.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Business and assistant draft
Details like lead data, routing rules and qualification criteria are given to Piper.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · Automatic brand import
No brand import is described.
Fact checked · Review due
qualified · reporting
Reporting & Analytics listed as platform features.
URL updated 2026-10-19: the docs page moved (the old address redirects here).
What this supports 2
darwin · Initial opening draft
Darwin prepares the opening from your website and shows it in a card to approve (Looks good), edit (120-character limit) or revise by message; the page no longer says it uses the experiment writer's requirements.
Fact checked · Review due
darwin · Review before launch
The assistant draft can be reviewed and refined before installation.
Darwin's own pricing page after the move to credits (Free, Growth, Agency): plan fees, credits included, extra-credit prices, add-ons, annual billing and what uses a credit. Read from the live page; the release script checks the page before it records the access time.
What this supports 5
darwin · Free monthly base
Free has no monthly fee; its first 5 credits are free, then each credit is $30.
Fact checked · Review due
darwin · Free credits
The first 5 credits on Free are free, once; a card is needed after that.
Fact checked · Review due
darwin · Lowest paid monthly fee
Growth is $299 a month, or $2,990 a year, with 10 credits a month included.
Fact checked · Review due
darwin · Monthly paid-plan credits
Growth includes 10 credits a month and Agency 25, pooled; unused credits roll over one month.
Fact checked · Review due
Darwin · billing model
Documents Free's five free credits, the credit price, what uses a credit and when a card is needed.