Amplifa is an AI-powered B2B sales platform built specifically for industrial companies in the DACH region. It automates lead generation, personalized multi-channel outreach (email & LinkedIn), pipeline management and reporting. The platform is GDPR-compliant, hosted in Germany, and specialized in industries such as mechanical engineering, chemicals, medical technology and automotive.

How much does Amplifa cost?

The Amplifa platform starts at €1,999 per month. The fully managed Amplifa AI SDR (AI sales rep including platform, setup, campaigns and optimization) is around €24,000 per year — a fraction of the cost of a human SDR (typically €80,000–120,000 per year in the DACH region).

Which industries is Amplifa built for?

Amplifa was built for industrial B2B sales in the DACH region and covers 12+ industries: mechanical and plant engineering, chemicals & pharma, medical technology, electronics, automotive, food, packaging, consumer goods, software & IT, metals, plastics, and energy & environmental technology.

Is Amplifa GDPR-compliant?

Yes. Amplifa is hosted entirely in Germany, all data stays inside the EU, and the platform meets GDPR requirements. No US cloud services are used to process personal data. Made in Germany is a key differentiator vs. US vendors like Apollo, Salesloft or Outreach.

Which CRM systems does Amplifa integrate with?

Amplifa integrates seamlessly with all major CRM systems: Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and more. Bi-directional sync of leads, contacts, deals and activities is standard. Outreach runs over email (e.g. Google Workspace, Microsoft 365) and LinkedIn.

How is Amplifa different from Apollo, Cognism or LinkedIn Sales Navigator?

Unlike generic US tools like Apollo, Cognism, Salesloft, Outreach or LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Amplifa is built specifically for industrial DACH sales: 100% GDPR-compliant with servers in Germany, German-language AI models with industrial vocabulary, industry templates from mechanical engineering to medical technology, and a fully managed AI-SDR service — not just a database.

How long does Amplifa take to set up?

A typical Amplifa setup is live within 7–14 days: ICP definition, industry targeting, outreach sequences, CRM integration and first campaigns are set up by the Amplifa team together with your sales organization. First meetings with decision-makers are usually achieved within the first 30 days.

Where is Amplifa based and how can I get in touch?

Amplifa is headquartered in Düsseldorf (Luisenstraße 9, 40215 Düsseldorf, Germany) and has a second office in Tel Aviv (Rothschild Boulevard 1, Israel). Reach us by phone at +49 211 86089488 or by email at info@amplifa.ai.

GDPR-Compliant Cold Outreach 2026: Acquire New Customers with Legal Certainty and Systems

Compliance & Legal · 4. Februar 2026 · Amplifa Team

Three developments make GDPR-compliant outreach particularly relevant in 2026: the AI Act, specified legitimate interest, and new guidance from supervisory authorities.

Many industrial companies want to acquire more new customers in 2026 - at the same time, uncertainty is growing: What is actually allowed in outreach? What is legitimate interest - and where do you need consent? And what does the EU AI legal framework mean for automated processes?

Three developments make the topic particularly relevant right now: The EU is gradually introducing the AI Act, data protection authorities have further specified legitimate interest, and in Germany, there is concrete guidance on data processing for advertising.

Why Legal Certainty in Industrial Sales is No Longer a Side Issue

When the market becomes more difficult, the pressure on sales often increases: more contacts, more lists, more activities. This is exactly when typical mistakes happen: inconsistent data sources, unclear responsibilities, lacking documentation, and frantic automation without control.

The 5 Core Principles for 2026

1. Legitimate Interest with Proper Verification

Legitimate interest is not a free pass. Data protection authorities require a comprehensible balancing of interests: Is the processing really necessary? Are there less intrusive means? In practical terms, this means: If you decide in a B2B environment that contacting someone is permissible, you need a documented justification.

2. Transparency is Mandatory

Whether you rely on legitimate interest or consent: There are information obligations towards the data subject. Supervisory authorities emphasize that the overall assessment must be on a case-by-case basis - not generalized.

3. Automation with Control

As soon as systems generate content or control interactions, clear rules are needed: Who is allowed to approve what? What is logged? When does a human intervene? The AI Act relies on principles such as human oversight and transparency regarding AI-generated content.

4. Data Minimization as a Competitive Advantage

Those who only collect what is truly necessary reduce risk and increase speed. Exactly this principle is anchored in data protection and is at the same time operationally sensible.

5. Clean Processes Instead of Lone Wolves

In many industrial companies, new customer acquisition depends on individual people. As soon as they drop out or leave, the system collapses. It only becomes predictable when you have standards: segmentation, texts, approvals, follow-ups.

Conclusion

Legal certainty and impact are not mutually exclusive. On the contrary: A clean process increases the quality of your target customers and your outreach - and at the same time protects against risks.