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OXYGEN

OXYGEN is an agentic marketing and sales platform for B2B GTM teams. It combines account research, enrichment, outbound sequences, CRM, content publishing, and workflow automation, with access through a web app, CLI, or MCP client.

OXYGEN

Agentic GTM operations in one workspace

OXYGEN is an agentic marketing and sales platform for B2B go-to-market teams. It brings target-list research, enrichment, email sending, shared inbox work, CRM records, content workflows, and automation into one workspace rather than separating those jobs across multiple tools.

The platform is built around tables, sequences, workflows, CRM records, agents, and a Knowledge area. Teams can research accounts and buying groups, qualify or enrich leads, launch coordinated outreach, manage replies, publish content, and update pipeline records. The web app, oxygen CLI, and MCP clients use the same API, approvals, and credit balance.

OXYGEN is suited to teams that want human review around actions that spend credits or contact people. Its free workspace can be used to explore the core workspace, while paid usage enables connected sending and publishing resources or other credit-consuming operations.

Core capabilities

Account research and enrichment

Build target lists in tables, combine source results, deduplicate company records, identify buying teams, and add enrichment such as work emails, firmographics, and AI columns.

Outbound sequences

Create multi-step sequences with email and LinkedIn actions, waits, variables, sender assignment, and rules that can stop or change a sequence when a prospect replies.

GTM automation

Use workflows to connect triggers, conditions, reply sentiment, record updates, approvals, waits, and other automation steps across the GTM process.

CRM and reply handling

Manage companies, people, deals, conversations, activity, and pipeline records in the CRM, with reply-driven workflows able to update record stages.

Content publishing

Draft and schedule content for channels shown by the product, including LinkedIn and X, with AI-assisted refinement and approval before publishing.

Shared GTM knowledge

Store company context, ICP details, positioning, buyer personas, competitor notes, campaign learnings, and writing guidance in a shared Knowledge area for use by people and agents.

Practical GTM use cases

  • Build a target account list

    Combine company and people research with saved audiences or other data sources, deduplicate results, identify buying teams, and maintain the market map in a table.

  • Qualify and enrich leads

    Take inbound leads or a sourced audience, find work emails through an enrichment waterfall, add firmographic fields, and score ICP fit with an AI column grounded in company knowledge.

  • Run founder or sales outreach

    Create a coordinated outreach path with LinkedIn and email steps, delays, personalization variables, sender selection, and reply-based stopping rules.

  • Turn replies into pipeline

    Route new replies through sentiment or other conditions, update CRM stages for qualified conversations, and preserve the surrounding activity in the customer record.

  • Plan and publish GTM content

    Draft channel-specific posts, refine them with AI, schedule them for LinkedIn or X, and keep publishing behind an approval step.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Combines research, enrichment, outbound sequences, CRM work, content publishing, and workflow automation in one workspace.
  • Supports the web app, CLI, and MCP clients through one API with shared approvals and credit balance.
  • Provides human approval gates before credit-consuming or externally reaching actions run.
  • Uses shared Knowledge pages for ICP, positioning, buyer personas, campaign learnings, and writing guidance.
  • Includes a free workspace with core GTM primitives available without requiring a payment card.

Cons

  • The product spans a broad GTM workflow, so teams may need to configure their knowledge, tables, sequences, approval steps, and connected accounts before it reflects their process.
  • External sending and publishing require connected resources such as mailboxes or social accounts, and usage is governed by credits.
  • The available integration catalog and detailed connection methods are not established by the supplied product evidence.

FAQ

Can I start using OXYGEN for free?

No. The free workspace does not require a card and starts with a one-time grant of 1,000 credits. CRM, Tables, Workflows, Knowledge, Agents, and the Workspace Copilot are available in the free workspace; credits are used for enrichment and AI.

How can teams access OXYGEN?

OXYGEN can be used through its web app, the oxygen CLI, or an MCP client. These surfaces use the same API, approvals, and credit balance.

What kinds of GTM work can OXYGEN support?

OXYGEN supports target-list building, enrichment, email setup and sequences, reply handling, CRM tracking, workflows, content publishing, and knowledge management in one workspace.

Does OXYGEN require approval before external actions?

Actions that spend credits or reach people are previewed before execution. In the app, users approve through the relevant review control; the CLI supports rerunning with --approved and a max-credit limit.

What external channels can OXYGEN use?

The product connects external sending and publishing capabilities through connected mailboxes, LinkedIn accounts, WhatsApp numbers, or X accounts. The available integration catalog and connection details should be checked in the product before setup.

Quick Facts

Category
B2B marketing and sales platform
Primary users
B2B GTM teams
Access
Web app, oxygen CLI, and MCP clients
Core workspace
Tables, sequences, workflows, CRM, agents, and Knowledge
Free entry
No-card free workspace with a one-time 1,000-credit grant
Usage model
Credits cover enrichment, AI, connected resources, and workflow tool steps; sending itself is not metered per message