# graph8: Full Product and Builder Overview > graph8 is an autonomous revenue system that finds buyers, launches campaigns, runs conversations, and builds pipeline on one buyer graph. Source: https://graph8.com/ ## Overview graph8 connects the work of finding a market, detecting demand, building campaigns, running conversations, and measuring revenue. The shared buyer graph gives data, signals, Studio, engagement tools, agents, pipeline, and revenue workflows the same operating context. Teams can start with public buyer search and add paid data or execution as their workflow expands. The system is organized into three connected layers. graph8 is the platform and builder layer. CIENCE provides human go-to-market services through the system. Tenbound publishes research and operating models for pipeline architecture. The shared site navigation connects these layers while each keeps its own public domain. ## Pricing Source: https://graph8.com/pricing/ Buyer search and browsing are available on the free plan. Unlimited data is offered at $25 per user. Campaigns, dialer, AI agents, meetings, and other revenue execution are offered at $99 per month. The pricing page is the canonical source for current plan details and usage terms. ## Data and Buyer Graph Source: https://graph8.com/platform/data/ The data layer brings contacts, companies, firmographics, intent, and engagement history into one buyer graph. Teams use it to define a market, find the right people, enrich records, and keep every downstream workflow connected to the same account and contact context. Source: https://graph8.com/platform/data-pipelines/ Data pipelines collect and route events across the system. The platform supports event collection, transformations, destinations, schema handling, replay, and warehouse connections so teams can keep graph8 synchronized with their broader data stack. ## Signals Source: https://graph8.com/platform/signals/ Signals identify when an account or buyer has a reason to act. The system combines website activity, intent, market events, product behavior, and account context. Those signals can trigger research, prioritization, campaigns, conversations, and follow-up against the same buyer graph. ## Studio Source: https://graph8.com/platform/studio/ Studio learns the business, builds campaign strategy, generates deliverables, and launches work from one workspace. Its context layer organizes brand, market, offer, and proof so campaigns and agents use consistent source material. Studio supports campaign ideas, multi-channel deliverables, articles, landing pages, ads, newsletters, account intelligence, sales enablement, and publishing. It also provides a source-grounded copilot for working with the documents and context behind each campaign. ## AI and Agents Source: https://graph8.com/platform/ai/ graph8 agents operate against the same buyer graph and revenue memory as the rest of the system. They can research accounts, prepare campaigns, respond to signals, support conversations, and carry work across revenue workflows. Governance and control remain part of the system so agent actions can be reviewed and tied to their source context. ## Engagement and Dialer Source: https://graph8.com/dialer/ The dialer connects calls to contact data, campaign context, account research, and follow-up. Engagement workflows span calling, email, sequencing, inbox, appointments, and other buyer interactions without separating the conversation from the record that informed it. ## Revenue Source: https://graph8.com/platform/revenue/ The revenue layer connects pipeline, quotes, performance, and cash visibility to the campaigns and conversations that created each outcome. Teams can inspect revenue progress without losing the underlying buyer, signal, and execution context. ## Integrations Source: https://graph8.com/integrations/ graph8 connects with CRM, data, engagement, and revenue systems. Integrations keep existing tools connected to the buyer graph while allowing teams to build new workflows through APIs, SDKs, webhooks, and MCP. ## Builder Source: https://graph8.com/build/ Builder is the developer surface for extending graph8. It provides APIs, SDKs, MCP, sandbox keys, reusable UI components, examples, and controlled production access for approved workspaces. Source: https://graph8.com/build/api/ The REST API exposes graph8 resources and workflows for server-side integrations. Detailed documentation covers authentication, permissions, request behavior, response formats, errors, and operational limits. Source: https://graph8.com/build/sdks/ SDKs provide client libraries and integration patterns for adding graph8 capabilities to applications. Builders can work with events, data, signals, engagement, and other platform surfaces without recreating the underlying protocol handling. Source: https://graph8.com/build/mcp/ MCP makes approved graph8 tools available to agents and AI development environments. Access remains scoped to the authenticated user and organization, with the same permission boundaries as the underlying platform. Source: https://graph8.com/build/docs/ The documentation covers setup, core concepts, APIs, SDKs, MCP, authentication, permissions, webhooks, errors, and implementation guidance. ## Enterprise and Services Source: https://graph8.com/enterprise/ The enterprise offering covers governance, deployment, scale, and operating controls for larger organizations. Source: https://graph8.com/gtm-services/ CIENCE is the human services layer connected to graph8. Service teams can operate campaigns, data, inbound and outbound motions, and sales development through the same platform used by the client. ## Research Source: https://graph8.com/insights/ The Insights library covers AI-native go-to-market systems, sales development, data quality, engagement, automation, and pipeline operations. Tenbound provides the related Pipeline Architecture research and community at https://tenbound.com/. ## Canonical Links - Platform: https://graph8.com/ - Pricing: https://graph8.com/pricing/ - Studio: https://graph8.com/platform/studio/ - Builder: https://graph8.com/build/ - Documentation: https://graph8.com/build/docs/ - AI access policy: https://graph8.com/ai.txt - Crawler rules: https://graph8.com/robots.txt - Sitemap: https://graph8.com/sitemap.xml