MyNewStaff is best for
B2B founders who want one vendor to run cold calling, lead scraping, content volume and paid ads together, are comfortable judging the service by a lead-count guarantee, and do not need to own the infrastructure it runs on.
Comparison
MyNewStaff vs Paramount.
Managed AI outbound engine: an AI caller called Brooke, scraped leads, outreach sequences, AI content and retargeting ads sold as one monthly service. Below: where MyNewStaff fits, where Paramount fits, and the side-by-side comparison.
Managed AI outbound service · Brooke caller $997/month to $9,997/month; Growth Engine $8,500/month
Prices and features checked October 2026. Prices re-read on 14 October 2026 from MyNewStaff’s public pricing page; where a figure is not published there, the table below says so rather than guessing.
Pricing, side by side
What MyNewStaff publishes, and what Paramount publishes.
| MyNewStaff | Paramount Exposure |
|---|---|
| Free Forever (ScaleX diagnostic) — $0/monthAI website and DNS scan, 10-pillar business score, funnel and offer analysis, ad intelligence report, positioning audit, roadmap. Excludes content engine, lead scraping, outreach, CRM, ad management and strategist. | Outbound Install — $2,500/one-timeThe outbound system built in your own accounts in 14 days: ideal-customer profile and the first 1,500 verified contacts, the compliance pack, secondary domains and inboxes, a phone number, an AI voice agent for business landlines where state law allows and for consented numbers, four-step sequences, a CRM pipeline. You own every asset. Credits in full toward an AI Revenue System within 90 days. |
| Growth Engine — $8,500/month"$8,500/mo", marked Most Popular. 100+ AI content pieces/mo, 3-platform distribution, 10,000 scraped leads/mo, automated outreach sequences, CRM setup with conversation AI, ad setup and management, weekly dashboard, dedicated strategist, 7–14 day deployment. "No lock-ins", "cancel anytime". Guarantee: "100 Qualified Leads Or We Work Free" within 90 days. | Outbound Engine, Pilot — $2,500/month1,500 new verified contacts, about 6,000 emails, up to 1,000 AI dials (500 minutes) to business landlines where state law allows and to consented numbers, 300 consented SMS a month; replies answered in under 60 seconds and sent to your booking link; weekly report. Requires the Install. 3-month minimum with a day-45 exit, then month to month. Usage above the tier at the published rate card ($0.25 per voice minute). |
| Franchise Scale / Domination — $25,000/month (from)"$25K+/mo"; CTA "Talk to Founders", so effectively quoted. Unlimited content and leads, custom AI models, white-label, multi-location, custom integrations, quarterly strategy retreats, revenue-share options. | Outbound Engine, Scale — $5,000/month5,000 new verified contacts, about 20,000 emails, up to 4,000 AI dials (2,000 minutes), 1,000 consented SMS, 2 presenter-format films a month, a retargeting audience on your own ad account; everything in Pilot. Same term and rate card. |
| Brooke Starter — $997/month500 voice minutes included; NEPQ-trained voice agent, calendar booking, transcripts and recordings, AI coaching. "Prepay 3 months → setup FREE (save $1,997)". 7-day free trial, "No contracts. Cancel anytime." | Speed-to-Lead Caller — $297/monthAdd-on to the $497 AI Lead Responder: calls a web-form or booking-page lead who gave prior express written consent within 60 seconds, says it is an AI, answers first questions and sends the booking link by SMS or email. 200 minutes included, then $0.25 per minute. Never a cold call. |
| Brooke Growth — $2,497/month2,000 voice + 200 avatar minutes; Zoom avatar with a face, computer vision, 3 personas, CRM deep sync, real-time analytics, priority support. Marked Most Popular. Setup free with 3-month prepay. | |
| Brooke Scale — $4,997/month5,000 voice + 500 avatar minutes; white-label, unlimited personas, multi-language, API and webhooks, dedicated success manager, 5 team seats. "Setup fee WAIVED (saves $1,997)". | |
| Brooke Enterprise — $9,997/month15,000 voice + 2,000 avatar minutes; custom avatar, custom voice cloning, dedicated instance, 99.9% uptime SLA. Setup fee waived. | |
| Brooke voice agent rate — $0.25/minute"Voice Agent $0.25/min". The page says "Overage rates are listed on each tier" but prints no overage figures. | |
| Brooke video avatar rate — $2.50/minute"Video Avatar $2.50/min". | |
| Brooke setup fee (implied by 'save $1,997') — $1,997/one-timeImplied by "setup FREE (save $1,997)" on Starter/Growth and "Setup fee WAIVED (saves $1,997)" on Scale/Enterprise; the page never states when it is charged. | |
| Brooke for Startups — $249/month (from)A "Startups" section says "Brooke starts at $249/mo"; conflicts with the $997 Starter tier and carries no plan detail. |
Sources: the vendor’s own pricing page, read on the date above (checked 2026-10-14); paramountexposure.com/pricing for every Paramount tier, including the $2,500 Revenue Leak Audit, the $5,000 Digital Estate, the AI Revenue System from $25,000 and the outbound line’s Install and Engine. Paramount Exposure is a vendor in this comparison and is listed at its real price. The Paramount service compared here is described on its own page.
Best fit
Two different tools for two different operations.
Paramount is best for
Service firms and agencies that want the outbound system built in their own accounts, AI calls made only to business lines and consented numbers with the AI disclosed, a published rate card, and a vendor that says plainly it has no outbound results yet rather than results that cannot be checked.
Side by side
How MyNewStaff and Paramount actually differ.
| Dimension | MyNewStaff | Paramount |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | A managed engine on their stack: the Brooke AI caller, 10,000 scraped leads a month, outreach sequences, a CRM, '100+ content pieces' and ad management, per their pricing page | An outbound system built in your accounts and run for you: verified contacts, sequences from your domains, an AI caller for business landlines where state law allows and for consented numbers, replies answered in under 60 seconds and sent to your booking link |
| Pricing | Brooke caller $997/month to $9,997/month; Growth Engine $8,500/month; voice $0.25/minute (per their pages, 2026-10-14) | $2,500 Install once, then $2,500 or $5,000 a month; voice above the tier at $0.25 a minute on a published rate card |
| Who owns the assets | Not stated on any page we read | You: domains, inboxes, numbers, lists, consent records, sequences, agent prompts, recordings, CRM data |
| Consent and the law | Brooke 'identifies as an AI assistant at the start of each call (configurable)' and 'You're responsible for compliance with local regulations' (their site/brooke, read 2026-10-14); its FAQ says the FCC's one-to-one consent rule 'took effect January 27, 2026' (their site/faq, read 2026-10-14), a rule the Eleventh Circuit vacated on 24 January 2025 before it took effect | AI disclosure on every call, not configurable; business lines and prior-express-written-consent numbers only; Do Not Call and wireless scrubs logged; CAN-SPAM footer and one-click unsubscribe; the legal frame printed with sources |
| Guarantee | '100 Qualified Leads Or We Work Free' on the Growth Engine (their pricing page); '5 qualified meetings in 30 days — or your money back' on Brooke (their Brooke page); both read 2026-10-14 | The inputs, in writing: contacts verified to the stated count; emails delivered with a spam-complaint rate under 0.30% and a bounce rate under 3%; replies answered in under 60 seconds during business hours; Do Not Call and wireless scrubs run and logged before every batch. Any month a guaranteed line is missed, that month's Engine fee is credited. An exit at day 45; no outcome guarantee |
| Proof | '$5.1M generated across 6 clients' beside a 'Total Revenue' tile of $5.1M and an 'Average ROI' of 487%; the six client rows below them carry no names, dates or links and sum to about $2.07M (their site/proof, read 2026-10-14) | None yet. Paramount has run outbound for no client. It will run the engine on itself first and publish the weekly numbers, misses included, before it quotes any result |
| Term | 'No lock-ins' and 'cancel anytime' on the Growth Engine (their pricing page); 'No contracts. Cancel anytime.' and a 7-day free trial on Brooke (their Brooke page); both read 2026-10-14 | 3-month minimum with one exit at day 45, then month to month; pay first, no trial |
| Content | '100+ AI content pieces' a month on the Growth Engine | Two presenter-format films a month on Scale, from the same pipeline as the $750 Presenter Ad; count is not the measure |
When to switch from MyNewStaff
Three signs you've outgrown the tool.
- Trigger 01
You asked who owns the domains, the numbers and the lead list at the end of the engagement and did not get a written answer.
- Trigger 02
You want to know, before the first dial, which numbers the AI will call and on what consent, and 'compliance is handled' is the whole answer.
- Trigger 03
You want the price of every minute, contact and inbox above the tier printed before you sign, not discovered on the invoice.
When MyNewStaff wins
Honest take.
If you want one vendor to run cold calling, scraped-list outreach, content volume and paid ads together under a lead-count guarantee, and you are comfortable judging it on its own published figures, MyNewStaff sells exactly that bundle today and Paramount does not: Paramount has no outbound client results yet, holds AI calls to business lines and consented numbers, and does not promise a lead count. MyNewStaff's Brooke is also a video avatar that joins Zoom calls, which Paramount does not offer at all.
The smallest way to compare for yourself: the AI Lead Responder — $497, live in 48 hours — the same system answering our own site, installed on yours.
The longer read, with every option priced: MyNewStaff alternatives, compared. Related: Done-for-You AI Lead Generation: What It Is, What It Costs, Who Should Buy It · Best AI Cold Calling Software for Agencies in 2026: Per-Minute Prices and the Law · AI vs Human Intake: The Math for Premium Service Brands. Every tier is on the pricing page.
For your industry
MyNewStaff alternatives by vertical.
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Paramount for Consulting & Professional Services
Strategy consultants, fractional CFOs, financial advisors, executive coaches. The proposal that arrives first gets the contract.
Questions
MyNewStaff vs Paramount, answered.
What does MyNewStaff cost?
MyNewStaff publishes the Brooke AI caller at $997/month (Starter, 500 voice minutes) up to $9,997/month (Enterprise), voice at $0.25/minute, and a setup fee, never stated as charged, that its 'setup FREE' offers imply at $1,997; the Growth Engine at $8,500/month; and Franchise Scale from $25,000 a month (per their pricing and Brooke pages, 2026-10-14). A separate line on the Brooke page says Brooke 'starts at' $249 a month for startups, which does not match the tiers, and no price carries an as-of date. Paramount Exposure's outbound line is $2,500 once for the Install and $2,500 or $5,000 a month to run, with every usage rate above the tier published.
What's the difference between MyNewStaff and Paramount Exposure?
MyNewStaff runs a managed engine on its own stack: an AI caller, scraped leads, sequences, a CRM, AI content and ads, sold monthly with a lead-count guarantee, and its pages do not say who owns the infrastructure or on what consent the calls are made. Paramount builds the outbound system in your accounts and runs it for you: the AI caller is disclosed on every call and dials business lines and consented numbers only, the domains, lists and consent records are yours, the rate card is published, and the only proof it will quote is its own run of the engine, which has not started: it has no client results yet.
Does MyNewStaff guarantee results, and does Paramount?
MyNewStaff's pricing page promises '100 Qualified Leads Or We Work Free' within 90 days, and its Brooke page '5 qualified meetings in 30 days or your money back'. Paramount does not guarantee an outcome. It guarantees the inputs in writing (contacts verified to the stated count; emails delivered with a spam-complaint rate under 0.30% and a bounce rate under 3%; replies answered in under 60 seconds during business hours; Do Not Call and wireless scrubs run and logged before every batch); any month a guaranteed line is missed, that month's Engine fee is credited, and you can leave at day 45 with everything built. A lead-count promise is only as good as the definition of a lead and the vendor's checkable record; Paramount has no record yet and says so.
Is MyNewStaff's Brooke the same as Brooke.ai?
No. Brooke.ai is the automotive service-scheduling assistant used by car dealerships that owns the search results for the name. MyNewStaff's Brooke is its AI sales caller and video avatar, sold on the their site/brooke page. The company is also written 'My New Staff AI'. Paramount compares the company and its published offers only.
Is AI cold calling legal?
AI-generated voices are artificial voices under the TCPA; the FCC confirmed it in February 2024. An artificial-voice marketing call to a cell phone or a residential line needs prior express written consent; business landlines sit outside that rule and, for most calls, outside the federal Do Not Call Registry, but inside the Telemarketing Sales Rule's honesty duties and the state laws that narrow or remove the business exemption. That is why Paramount's caller dials business landlines where state law allows and consented numbers only, scrubs every list anyway, and says it is an AI first. The one-to-one consent rule some vendor pages still cite as taking effect in 2026 was vacated by the Eleventh Circuit on 24 January 2025 in Insurance Marketing Coalition v. FCC, No. 24-10277; the opinion is linked on our research page. This is not legal advice.
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