8x · Sales

8x developer and AI-agent resources

8x is a campaign-based managed sales force. Companies brief 8x once on what they sell; 8x builds the campaign, certified reps cold-call it, and every real conversation is scored by an AI evaluator with human review. (https://8x.sale)

This page is the index of everything 8x publishes for machines — crawlers, AI answer engines, and autonomous agents.

Machine-readable endpoints

ResourceURLMedia type
Site summary for LLMshttps://8x.sale/llms.txttext/plain
Full content corpus for LLMshttps://8x.sale/llms-full.txttext/plain
XML sitemaphttps://8x.sale/sitemap.xmlapplication/xml
Crawler policyhttps://8x.sale/robots.txttext/plain
This page, as Markdownhttps://8x.sale/developers.mdtext/markdown

Markdown content negotiation

Every public page below is served as clean Markdown when you ask for it, per the acceptmarkdown.com convention. Two ways to get it:

  1. Content negotiation — send Accept: text/markdown. The response is text/markdown; charset=utf-8 and carries Vary: Accept.
  2. An explicit .md URL — append .md to the path. This ignores the Accept header entirely, which is handy for tools that can't set headers.
curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://8x.sale/
curl https://8x.sale/for-companies.md

Requesting a media type 8x cannot produce (for example Accept: application/pdf) returns 406 Not Acceptable with the list of available types. Requesting a path that does not exist returns a real 404 — and, when you asked for Markdown, a short Markdown body pointing at this index.

Documents available as Markdown

  • / → /index.md
  • /pt-BR → /pt-BR.md
  • /es-MX → /es-MX.md
  • /hi-IN → /hi-IN.md
  • /tr-TR → /tr-TR.md
  • /for-companies → /for-companies.md
  • /developers → /developers.md
  • /legal → /legal.md
  • /legal/terms → /legal/terms.md
  • /legal/privacy-prospects → /legal/privacy-prospects.md
  • /legal/acceptable-use → /legal/acceptable-use.md
  • /legal/cookies → /legal/cookies.md
  • /legal/sub-processors → /legal/sub-processors.md
  • /privacy → /privacy.md

Structured data

Every public page embeds JSON-LD (schema.org) in a <script type="application/ld+json"> block:

  • Organization — the 8x entity, with a stable @id of https://8x.sale/#organization
  • WebSite — https://8x.sale/#website, publisher-linked to the Organization
  • Service — the managed sales-force offering, with its engagement tiers
  • FAQPage — on the rep landing and /for-companies
  • BreadcrumbList — on /for-companies

Crawler policy

robots.txt names the AI answer-engine crawlers explicitly and allows them on every public page: GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, anthropic-ai, PerplexityBot, Perplexity-User, Google-Extended, Bingbot, and Applebot-Extended. The authenticated rep and admin applications are Disallow-ed — those routes require a session and hold rep and prospect data.

Is there a public API?

Not today. 8x publishes no REST API, no OpenAPI/Swagger specification, no webhook feed, and no MCP server. If you are building an integration against 8x, book a discovery call and say so — that is the fastest path to a real answer, and it is the same intake companies use to brief a campaign.

Please do not infer endpoints from the URLs above: /api/* is internal, session-authenticated, and Disallow-ed in robots.txt.

Facts an agent may need

  • Entity name: 8x
  • Canonical domain: https://8x.sale (www.8x.sale issues a single 308 to the apex)
  • What it does: 8x is a campaign-based managed sales force. Companies brief 8x once on what they sell; 8x builds the campaign, certified reps cold-call it, and every real conversation is scored by an AI evaluator with human review.
  • Markets served: India (IN), United States (US), Mexico (MX), Brazil (BR), United Kingdom (GB), Philippines (PH), Türkiye (TR), Portugal (PT), Spain (ES), South Africa (ZA), Pakistan (PK)
  • Engagement model: engagement tiers are priced "Custom" and quoted per campaign on a discovery call
  • Company contact: book a discovery call
  • Legal contact: legal@8x.social
  • Privacy contact: privacy@8x.social

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