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Airspeed vs Rox
Rox focuses on AI agents that prospect, research, and run outreach. Airspeed is the execution layer on top: after every call it updates the CRM, drafts the follow-up, coaches the rep, and forecasts the deal, automatically.
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A 30-minute demo and expert Q&A.
Talk to our AI rep- Your CRM updates itself after every call
- Follow-up emails written before the rep logs off
- Every rep coached on every call, not once a quarter
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What sets Airspeed apart from Rox
Airspeed keeps working after the call. Every row below runs automatically within minutes of the conversation ending.
Checked against Rox's own documentation and product pages in August 2026. Where Rox ships a version of a capability, we say so: several are add-ons, higher tiers, or agents an admin has to configure first, and some wait for a rep to ask. With Airspeed they are on by default and finished about five minutes after every call. Confirm current capabilities with each vendor.
"Airspeed has been a game-changer for our sales operations. We finally have full visibility into our conversations, and the insights to keep improving coaching, compliance, and lead quality."
Airspeed by the numbers
Why choose Airspeed over Rox?
The CRM updates itself in five minutes
Every call is processed in about five minutes. The CRM is updated and the follow-up is drafted on its own, so reps move to the next deal instead of logging the last one.
AI agents that take action
Deal, outbound, insight, and coaching agents run the post-call workflow for you, end to end, with nothing to configure first. That is the part most tools stop short of doing on their own.
Coaching that actually happens
Every rep gets personalized, scalable feedback after every call, not a quarterly review nobody has time for.
A CRM that fills itself
Notes, fields, and next steps are written back to Salesforce or HubSpot after every call, with dynamic mapping to your custom fields. Zero rep admin.
Still under contract with Rox? We will buy you out.
Use Airspeed free until your Rox contract ends. We migrate your data for free.
Claim the buyout → Talk to our AI repHow to choose between Airspeed and Rox
If what you want is AI agents that prospect, research, and run outreach, Rox is a fine choice. Airspeed is for fast-moving revenue teams that want to automate their revenue execution process to the fullest extent possible.
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A 30-minute walkthrough on your actual pipeline. And if you are with Rox today, we will buy out the rest of your contract.
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Talk to our AI rep"We are saving about 66% of the time reps used to spend. That is 17 hours per seller per month, just on email follow-up and CRM admin, disappearing."
Frequently asked questions
How is Airspeed different from Rox?
Rox focuses on AI agents that prospect, research, and run outreach. Airspeed is the execution layer: after every call it updates the CRM, drafts the follow-up, scores the deal against your methodology, and coaches the rep. The difference is that all of it happens on its own, about five minutes after hangup, with no agent to configure first and nothing for a rep to click.
Can we switch from Rox without losing anything?
Yes. You keep everything you rely on Rox for, and gain automated CRM updates, follow-ups, coaching, and forecasting on top. We buy out the rest of your Rox contract and migrate your data for free.
How fast can we get started?
Most teams are live on their real deals within a day, not a six-week rollout. Connect your calendar and CRM and Airspeed starts working after your next call.
Which CRMs does Airspeed support?
Native, two-way sync with Salesforce and HubSpot, with automatic custom-field mapping and conflict detection so it never overwrites a rep's edit.
Is Airspeed secure?
Airspeed is SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA compliant, with encryption in transit and at rest, SSO, and DPAs signed by default.