What is Gaden?
Gaden is an AI platform with 32 modules across recruiting, B2B prospecting and finance, on one memory. It finds clients, runs outreach through an autonomous SDR, screens candidates, drafts and reviews contracts, invoices, collects and pays splits. A person approves every consequential action.
Is Gaden only for recruiters?
No. Recruiting firms were the first users, but B2B prospecting, the SDR, contracts, e-signature, invoicing, collections and payouts work for any business that sells, hires or bills.
What is the SDR module?
An autonomous outreach crew: Strategist, Scout, Researcher, Writer, Sender, Inbox and Evaluator. It works on your strategy, in your voice, from your own mailboxes, and nothing sends unless you switch it on.
What tools does Gaden replace?
Lead databases, sequencers and warmup tools, an ATS, a CRM, job posting, pre-screening, booking pages, e-signature, invoicing, collections, project management, split spreadsheets and general AI chat tools.
Is Gaden a wrapper around a chat model?
No. Gaden is built on live data, a shared knowledge graph and purpose-built agents for each job. The model is one part of the system, not the product.
Does Gaden work in Spanish?
Yes. Gaden works in English and Spanish, in writing and by voice.
Is Gaden Counsel a lawyer?
No. Gaden Counsel is an AI legal assistant that drafts contracts, reviews them clause by clause and cites public sources. It is not a licensed attorney, and a licensed attorney should review anything material.
How much does Gaden cost?
Plans run from $49 to $499.99 per month, flat for the workspace rather than per seat. Prices are published on the pricing page.
Does Gaden connect to my existing ATS?
Gaden includes its own candidate pipeline. Direct connectors to outside applicant tracking systems are on the roadmap and not yet available.