What is the 2027 typical SDR comp plan structure with AI agent context?

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The 2027 typical SDR comp plan structure has evolved meaningfully from the 2020-2022 era as agentic AI tools have changed what SDRs actually do and how their productivity gets measured. The dominant 2027 SDR comp plan structure: base salary of 65 to 90 thousand dollars plus variable of 30 to 50 thousand dollars at 100 percent attainment, producing total OTE of 95 to 140 thousand dollars depending on segment and geography.

The variable component is typically split: 60 to 70 percent tied to meetings booked that convert to qualified opportunities; 25 to 35 percent tied to opportunities that convert to closed-won deals (delayed kicker); 5 to 10 percent tied to activity metrics or MBOs (management-by-objectives).

The 2024-2027 evolution: SDR base salaries have risen 30 to 50 percent versus 2022 (reflecting the higher-skill profile of the surviving SDR role); variable percentages have shifted from 50/50 base-to-variable toward 65/35 base-to-variable (reflecting the more strategic role); and the meeting-to-opportunity quality bar has tightened significantly (meetings count only if they convert to qualified opportunities).

The pure activity-metric SDR comp plan (paid on dials and emails sent) is largely extinct in 2027 — the metrics no longer correlate with revenue outcomes because agentic AI handles the activity.

1. The 2025 SDR Comp Plan That Is Going Away

The traditional 2018-2022 SDR comp plan had a typical structure of 50/50 base-to-variable, with OTE of 60 to 90 thousand dollars. The variable was typically split: 50 to 60 percent on meetings booked, 20 to 30 percent on opportunities created, 10 to 20 percent on activity metrics (dials, emails, LinkedIn touches), and occasional small SPIFs for closed-won contributions.

The 2018-2022 SDR was essentially a high-volume activity generator. The plan rewarded volume — more dials, more meetings, more emails. The quality of each interaction was secondary; the system assumed that higher volume would produce more meetings, more opportunities, and more revenue.

By 2024-2027, the high-volume activity model became obsolete for three reasons. First, agentic AI tools (Outreach Agentic, Salesloft Rhythm, Apollo AI) handle the high-volume activity at significantly lower cost than human SDRs. Companies could not justify paying SDRs to do what agents do better.

Second, response rates and engagement rates on low-quality high-volume outreach collapsed as prospects tuned out generic agent-generated emails. Third, the operational discipline of measuring quality (not just volume) became standard.

1.1 The role evolution

The 2027 SDR role is significantly different from the 2022 SDR role. The 2027 SDR handles exception cases, qualifies higher-complexity prospects, manages agentic AI prompt-library tuning for their accounts, and exception-handles the inbound responses that agents cannot resolve. The role requires stronger consultative skills, deeper product knowledge, and better judgment than the 2022 SDR role.

The comp structure follows the role evolution. Higher base salaries reflect the higher-skill profile; quality-focused variable reflects the strategic value of qualified opportunities rather than raw volume.

2. The 2027 Standard SDR Comp Plan

The 2027 standard SDR comp plan structure at a 200-million-dollar B2B SaaS looks approximately as follows.

Base salary. 65 to 90 thousand dollars depending on segment and geography. Mid-market focused SDRs at 65 to 75 thousand; enterprise-focused SDRs at 75 to 90 thousand. The base is meaningful — these SDRs are not living on commission alone.

Variable at target. 30 to 50 thousand dollars at 100 percent quota attainment. Mid-market SDRs at 30 to 40 thousand; enterprise SDRs at 35 to 50 thousand. The variable component motivates performance without dominating compensation.

Total OTE. 95 to 140 thousand dollars depending on segment. Mid-market SDRs at 95 to 115 thousand; enterprise SDRs at 110 to 140 thousand.

Variable mix. 60 to 70 percent tied to qualified meetings booked (with quality criteria); 25 to 35 percent tied to opportunities that convert to closed-won (delayed kicker, typically paid at deal close); 5 to 10 percent tied to activity or MBO metrics.

Accelerator structure. Most plans include accelerators above 100 percent quota — typically 1.5x rate from 100 to 125 percent attainment, 2x rate from 125 to 150 percent, and 2.5x above 150 percent. The accelerators motivate over-achievement.

2.1 The quality criteria for qualified meetings

The "qualified meeting" definition matters enormously. 2027 best practice defines a qualified meeting via several criteria. The prospect must be in ICP (matching firmographic and technographic criteria); the prospect must have organizational authority or influence in buying decisions; the prospect must have indicated business pain or interest that warrants AE conversation; the meeting must be attended (not no-show, not rescheduled to oblivion); and the meeting must convert to a qualified opportunity within 14 to 30 days.

Meetings that fail any criterion typically don't count for SDR comp. This bar is significantly higher than 2022-era "meetings booked" comp models.

flowchart TD A[2027 SDR Comp Plan Structure] --> B[Base 65-90K] A --> C[Variable 30-50K at target] A --> D[Total OTE 95-140K] C --> E[60-70 percent qualified meetings] C --> F[25-35 percent closed-won kicker] C --> G[5-10 percent activity or MBO] E --> H[Quality criteria ICP authority pain attended converts] F --> I[Paid at deal close] G --> J[Limited weight in 2027]

3. The Variable Component Design in Detail

The variable component design requires careful thought to align SDR behavior with business outcomes.

Meeting booking weight. 60 to 70 percent of variable. The weight reflects that SDRs primarily generate qualified meetings, not closed deals. Higher weights produce SDRs who hit meeting targets at the expense of meeting quality; lower weights produce SDRs who are too far removed from the activity they actually control.

Closed-won kicker. 25 to 35 percent of variable. The kicker creates partial accountability for the quality of the meetings the SDR books. SDRs who consistently book meetings that don't convert see lower closed-won earnings, motivating quality improvement.

Activity or MBO. 5 to 10 percent of variable. Small weight tied to activity metrics (dial count, sequence completion) or management-by-objectives (training completion, mentorship participation). The activity weight is small because activity does not strongly correlate with revenue in 2027.

The closed-won kicker is paid at deal close, typically 30 to 180 days after the SDR books the meeting. This delayed payment design balances two concerns: SDRs need timely compensation feedback (so most of the variable pays on meetings); and the company needs accountability for quality (so the closed-won kicker delays compensation tied to deal outcomes).

3.1 The accelerator design

Accelerators motivate over-achievement and recognize top performers. The 2027 standard accelerator design follows this pattern.

100 to 125 percent attainment: 1.5x base commission rate. The first accelerator tier provides meaningful upside without dramatic acceleration.

125 to 150 percent attainment: 2.0x base commission rate. The second tier provides strong motivation for stretch performance.

Above 150 percent attainment: 2.5x base commission rate. The third tier rewards exceptional performance significantly.

Some companies add a fourth tier (3x or higher) above 175 or 200 percent attainment to recognize truly exceptional performance. The pattern is designed to make 150-plus percent attainment significantly more lucrative than 100 percent, while making 200-plus percent attainment lucrative enough to retain top performers.

4. The Differences by Segment

SDR comp plans vary meaningfully by sales segment.

SMB SDR (sub-25 thousand dollar ACV deals). Base 60 to 75 thousand; Variable 25 to 40 thousand; OTE 85 to 115 thousand. The SMB SDR books high-volume meetings (typically 25 to 40 per month) against shorter sales cycles. The activity volume is meaningful but quality discipline is still essential.

Mid-market SDR (25 to 250 thousand dollar ACV deals). Base 65 to 80 thousand; Variable 30 to 45 thousand; OTE 95 to 125 thousand. The mid-market SDR books moderate-volume meetings (typically 15 to 25 per month) with strong qualification depth. The PLG-influenced motion may reduce the SDR contribution somewhat.

Enterprise SDR (250 thousand to 1 million dollar ACV deals). Base 75 to 90 thousand; Variable 35 to 50 thousand; OTE 110 to 140 thousand. The enterprise SDR books fewer but higher-quality meetings (typically 8 to 15 per month) with deep qualification. The role requires the strongest consultative skills.

Strategic SDR (1-plus million dollar ACV deals). Base 80 to 100 thousand; Variable 40 to 60 thousand; OTE 120 to 160 thousand. The strategic SDR works named-account programs with significant research and personalization. Meeting volume is low (typically 4 to 10 per month) but each meeting is highly strategic.

flowchart TD A[2027 SDR Comp by Segment] --> B[SMB SDR] A --> C[Mid-market SDR] A --> D[Enterprise SDR] A --> E[Strategic SDR] B --> F[OTE 85-115K] C --> G[OTE 95-125K] D --> H[OTE 110-140K] E --> I[OTE 120-160K] F --> J[25-40 meetings per month] G --> K[15-25 meetings per month] H --> L[8-15 meetings per month] I --> M[4-10 meetings per month]

5. The Mistakes Companies Make on SDR Comp Design

The biggest mistake is paying SDRs on activity metrics (dials, emails sent). The 2022-era activity-metric plans no longer correlate with revenue outcomes because agentic AI handles the activity. Companies running activity-metric SDR plans in 2027 produce SDRs who optimize for activity rather than quality.

The second mistake is making the variable too small. Some companies have reduced SDR variable to 20 to 25 thousand dollars (chasing margin) but the smaller variable removes motivation for over-achievement. The right balance is variable significant enough to motivate but small enough to not dominate compensation.

The third mistake is making the variable too large. Some companies maintain 50/50 base-to-variable structures from the 2022 era, but this no longer fits the 2027 SDR profile. The higher-skill SDR role needs higher base to recruit and retain talent.

The fourth mistake is poor quality criteria for qualified meetings. Companies that count any booked meeting as qualified produce SDR behavior optimized for meeting count rather than meeting quality. The quality criteria must be specific and enforced.

The fifth mistake is failing to update the comp plan as roles evolve. Companies running the same SDR comp plan from 2022 are misaligned with the 2027 SDR role. The plan should evolve as the role evolves.

6. The Outlook for 2028-2029

The SDR comp plan trajectory through 2028-2029 likely continues the evolution patterns of 2024-2027.

Continued shift toward higher-skill SDR profile. The SDR role continues becoming more consultative and strategic, justifying higher base salaries and more selective hiring.

Reduced overall SDR headcount. The 2027 trend of cutting SDR headcount by 50 to 70 percent continues through 2028-2029. The surviving SDRs are higher-paid and higher-impact.

More sophisticated quality criteria. Quality criteria for qualified meetings continue tightening. By 2028-2029, the criteria may include AI-evaluated meeting outcomes (did the meeting produce specific advancement signals) rather than human-evaluated criteria.

Possible variable simplification. Some companies are experimenting with simpler variable structures (single weighted metric rather than 3 to 4 component splits). The simplification reduces complexity but loses some fine-grained behavior alignment.

Net 2028-2029 expectation: SDR OTE rises another 15 to 25 percent versus 2027 baselines, with bases rising and variables staying roughly proportional. Top-tier SDR roles by 2029 may reach 150 to 200 thousand dollars OTE.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the right SDR OTE for my mid-market B2B SaaS?

For mid-market focused SDRs in 2027, target 95 to 125 thousand dollars OTE with 65 to 80 thousand dollar base. Adjust for geography (higher in major cities, lower elsewhere) and segment focus.

Should I still pay on activity metrics?

Generally no. Activity metrics (dials, emails) no longer correlate strongly with revenue in 2027. Quality-focused variable design produces better outcomes.

How much should I weight closed-won kicker?

25 to 35 percent of variable. Higher weights produce SDRs who care about deal quality but can demotivate (they don't control deal close). Lower weights remove quality accountability.

Should I include accelerators?

Yes for most plans. Accelerators motivate over-achievement and retain top performers. The 1.5x at 100-125 percent, 2x at 125-150 percent, 2.5x above 150 percent pattern is standard.

What's the biggest comp design mistake?

Failing to update the plan as roles evolve. The 2022 SDR plan does not fit the 2027 SDR role. Annual review and adjustment is essential.

Sources

The Bridge Group 2026 SDR Metrics and Compensation Survey
Pavilion 2026 RevOps Benchmark Survey on SDR comp design
WorldatWork 2026 Sales Compensation Trends Survey
The Alexander Group 2026 Sales Compensation Benchmarks
Bessemer Cloud 100 2027 sales productivity benchmarks
RevOps Co-op community 2026 SDR comp design discussions
Outreach 2026-2027 SDR productivity benchmarks
Salesloft 2026-2027 SDR comp design research

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## Direct Answer

The 2027 typical SDR comp plan structure has evolved meaningfully from the 2020-2022 era as agentic AI tools have changed what SDRs actually do and how their productivity gets measured. The dominant 2027 SDR comp plan structure: base salary of 65 to 90 thousand dollars plus variable of 30 to 50 thousand dollars at 100 percent attainment, producing total OTE of 95 to 140 thousand dollars depending on segment and geography. The variable component is typically split: 60 to 70 percent tied to meetings booked that convert to qualified opportunities; 25 to 35 percent tied to opportunities that convert to closed-won deals (delayed kicker); 5 to 10 percent tied to activity metrics or MBOs (management-by-objectives). The 2024-2027 evolution: SDR base salaries have risen 30 to 50 percent versus 2022 (reflecting the higher-skill profile of the surviving SDR role); variable percentages have shifted from 50/50 base-to-variable toward 65/35 base-to-variable (reflecting the more strategic role); and the meeting-to-opportunity quality bar has tightened significantly (meetings count only if they convert to qualified opportunities). The pure activity-metric SDR comp plan (paid on dials and emails sent) is largely extinct in 2027 — the metrics no longer correlate with revenue outcomes because agentic AI handles the activity.

## 1. The 2025 SDR Comp Plan That Is Going Away

The traditional 2018-2022 SDR comp plan had a typical structure of 50/50 base-to-variable, with OTE of 60 to 90 thousand dollars. The variable was typically split: 50 to 60 percent on meetings booked, 20 to 30 percent on opportunities created, 10 to 20 percent on activity metrics (dials, emails, LinkedIn touches), and occasional small SPIFs for closed-won contributions.

The 2018-2022 SDR was essentially a high-volume activity generator. The plan rewarded volume — more dials, more meetings, more emails. The quality of each interaction was secondary; the system assumed that higher volume would produce more meetings, more opportunities, and more revenue.

By 2024-2027, the high-volume activity model became obsolete for three reasons. First, agentic AI tools (Outreach Agentic, Salesloft Rhythm, Apollo AI) handle the high-volume activity at significantly lower cost than human SDRs. Companies could not justify paying SDRs to do what agents do better. Second, response rates and engagement rates on low-quality high-volume outreach collapsed as prospects tuned out generic agent-generated emails. Third, the operational discipline of measuring quality (not just volume) became standard.

### 1.1 The role evolution

The 2027 SDR role is significantly different from the 2022 SDR role. The 2027 SDR handles exception cases, qualifies higher-complexity prospects, manages agentic AI prompt-library tuning for their accounts, and exception-handles the inbound responses that agents cannot resolve. The role requires stronger consultative skills, deeper product knowledge, and better judgment than the 2022 SDR role.

The comp structure follows the role evolution. Higher base salaries reflect the higher-skill profile; quality-focused variable reflects the strategic value of qualified opportunities rather than raw volume.

## 2. The 2027 Standard SDR Comp Plan

The 2027 standard SDR comp plan structure at a 200-million-dollar B2B SaaS looks approximately as follows.

Base salary. 65 to 90 thousand dollars depending on segment and geography. Mid-market focused SDRs at 65 to 75 thousand; enterprise-focused SDRs at 75 to 90 thousand. The base is meaningful — these SDRs are not living on commission alone.

Variable at target. 30 to 50 thousand dollars at 100 percent quota attainment. Mid-market SDRs at 30 to 40 thousand; enterprise SDRs at 35 to 50 thousand. The variable component motivates performance without dominating compensation.

Total OTE. 95 to 140 thousand dollars depending on segment. Mid-market SDRs at 95 to 115 thousand; enterprise SDRs at 110 to 140 thousand.

Variable mix. 60 to 70 percent tied to qualified meetings booked (with quality criteria); 25 to 35 percent tied to opportunities that convert to closed-won (delayed kicker, typically paid at deal close); 5 to 10 percent tied to activity or MBO metrics.

Accelerator structure. Most plans include accelerators above 100 percent quota — typically 1.5x rate from 100 to 125 percent attainment, 2x rate from 125 to 150 percent, and 2.5x above 150 percent. The accelerators motivate over-achievement.

### 2.1 The quality criteria for qualified meetings

The "qualified meeting" definition matters enormously. 2027 best practice defines a qualified meeting via several criteria. The prospect must be in ICP (matching firmographic and technographic criteria); the prospect must have organizational authority or influence in buying decisions; the prospect must have indicated business pain or interest that warrants AE conversation; the meeting must be attended (not no-show, not rescheduled to oblivion); and the meeting must convert to a qualified opportunity within 14 to 30 days.

Meetings that fail any criterion typically don't count for SDR comp. This bar is significantly higher than 2022-era "meetings booked" comp models.

```mermaid
flowchart TD
A[2027 SDR Comp Plan Structure] --> B[Base 65-90K]
A --> C[Variable 30-50K at target]
A --> D[Total OTE 95-140K]
C --> E[60-70 percent qualified meetings]
C --> F[25-35 percent closed-won kicker]
C --> G[5-10 percent activity or MBO]
E --> H[Quality criteria ICP authority pain attended converts]
F --> I[Paid at deal close]
G --> J[Limited weight in 2027]
```

## 3. The Variable Component Design in Detail

The variable component design requires careful thought to align SDR behavior with business outcomes.

Meeting booking weight. 60 to 70 percent of variable. The weight reflects that SDRs primarily generate qualified meetings, not closed deals. Higher weights produce SDRs who hit meeting targets at the expense of meeting quality; lower weights produce SDRs who are too far removed from the activity they actually control.

Closed-won kicker. 25 to 35 percent of variable. The kicker creates partial accountability for the quality of the meetings the SDR books. SDRs who consistently book meetings that don't convert see lower closed-won earnings, motivating quality improvement.

Activity or MBO. 5 to 10 percent of variable. Small weight tied to activity metrics (dial count, sequence completion) or management-by-objectives (training completion, mentorship participation). The activity weight is small because activity does not strongly correlate with revenue in 2027.

The closed-won kicker is paid at deal close, typically 30 to 180 days after the SDR books the meeting. This delayed payment design balances two concerns: SDRs need timely compensation feedback (so most of the variable pays on meetings); and the company needs accountability for quality (so the closed-won kicker delays compensation tied to deal outcomes).

### 3.1 The accelerator design

Accelerators motivate over-achievement and recognize top performers. The 2027 standard accelerator design follows this pattern.

100 to 125 percent attainment: 1.5x base commission rate. The first accelerator tier provides meaningful upside without dramatic acceleration.

125 to 150 percent attainment: 2.0x base commission rate. The second tier provides strong motivation for stretch performance.

Above 150 percent attainment: 2.5x base commission rate. The third tier rewards exceptional performance significantly.

Some companies add a fourth tier (3x or higher) above 175 or 200 percent attainment to recognize truly exceptional performance. The pattern is designed to make 150-plus percent attainment significantly more lucrative than 100 percent, while making 200-plus percent attainment lucrative enough to retain top performers.

## 4. The Differences by Segment

SDR comp plans vary meaningfully by sales segment.

SMB SDR (sub-25 thousand dollar ACV deals). Base 60 to 75 thousand; Variable 25 to 40 thousand; OTE 85 to 115 thousand. The SMB SDR books high-volume meetings (typically 25 to 40 per month) against shorter sales cycles. The activity volume is meaningful but quality discipline is still essential.

Mid-market SDR (25 to 250 thousand dollar ACV deals). Base 65 to 80 thousand; Variable 30 to 45 thousand; OTE 95 to 125 thousand. The mid-market SDR books moderate-volume meetings (typically 15 to 25 per month) with strong qualification depth. The PLG-influenced motion may reduce the SDR contribution somewhat.

Enterprise SDR (250 thousand to 1 million dollar ACV deals). Base 75 to 90 thousand; Variable 35 to 50 thousand; OTE 110 to 140 thousand. The enterprise SDR books fewer but higher-quality meetings (typically 8 to 15 per month) with deep qualification. The role requires the strongest consultative skills.

Strategic SDR (1-plus million dollar ACV deals). Base 80 to 100 thousand; Variable 40 to 60 thousand; OTE 120 to 160 thousand. The strategic SDR works named-account programs with significant research and personalization. Meeting volume is low (typically 4 to 10 per month) but each meeting is highly strategic.

```mermaid
flowchart TD
A[2027 SDR Comp by Segment] --> B[SMB SDR]
A --> C[Mid-market SDR]
A --> D[Enterprise SDR]
A --> E[Strategic SDR]
B --> F[OTE 85-115K]
C --> G[OTE 95-125K]
D --> H[OTE 110-140K]
E --> I[OTE 120-160K]
F --> J[25-40 meetings per month]
G --> K[15-25 meetings per month]
H --> L[8-15 meetings per month]
I --> M[4-10 meetings per month]
```

## 5. The Mistakes Companies Make on SDR Comp Design

The biggest mistake is paying SDRs on activity metrics (dials, emails sent). The 2022-era activity-metric plans no longer correlate with revenue outcomes because agentic AI handles the activity. Companies running activity-metric SDR plans in 2027 produce SDRs who optimize for activity rather than quality.

The second mistake is making the variable too small. Some companies have reduced SDR variable to 20 to 25 thousand dollars (chasing margin) but the smaller variable removes motivation for over-achievement. The right balance is variable significant enough to motivate but small enough to not dominate compensation.

The third mistake is making the variable too large. Some companies maintain 50/50 base-to-variable structures from the 2022 era, but this no longer fits the 2027 SDR profile. The higher-skill SDR role needs higher base to recruit and retain talent.

The fourth mistake is poor quality criteria for qualified meetings. Companies that count any booked meeting as qualified produce SDR behavior optimized for meeting count rather than meeting quality. The quality criteria must be specific and enforced.

The fifth mistake is failing to update the comp plan as roles evolve. Companies running the same SDR comp plan from 2022 are misaligned with the 2027 SDR role. The plan should evolve as the role evolves.

## 6. The Outlook for 2028-2029

The SDR comp plan trajectory through 2028-2029 likely continues the evolution patterns of 2024-2027.

Continued shift toward higher-skill SDR profile. The SDR role continues becoming more consultative and strategic, justifying higher base salaries and more selective hiring.

Reduced overall SDR headcount. The 2027 trend of cutting SDR headcount by 50 to 70 percent continues through 2028-2029. The surviving SDRs are higher-paid and higher-impact.

More sophisticated quality criteria. Quality criteria for qualified meetings continue tightening. By 2028-2029, the criteria may include AI-evaluated meeting outcomes (did the meeting produce specific advancement signals) rather than human-evaluated criteria.

Possible variable simplification. Some companies are experimenting with simpler variable structures (single weighted metric rather than 3 to 4 component splits). The simplification reduces complexity but loses some fine-grained behavior alignment.

Net 2028-2029 expectation: SDR OTE rises another 15 to 25 percent versus 2027 baselines, with bases rising and variables staying roughly proportional. Top-tier SDR roles by 2029 may reach 150 to 200 thousand dollars OTE.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What's the right SDR OTE for my mid-market B2B SaaS?**

For mid-market focused SDRs in 2027, target 95 to 125 thousand dollars OTE with 65 to 80 thousand dollar base. Adjust for geography (higher in major cities, lower elsewhere) and segment focus.

**Should I still pay on activity metrics?**

Generally no. Activity metrics (dials, emails) no longer correlate strongly with revenue in 2027. Quality-focused variable design produces better outcomes.

**How much should I weight closed-won kicker?**

25 to 35 percent of variable. Higher weights produce SDRs who care about deal quality but can demotivate (they don't control deal close). Lower weights remove quality accountability.

**Should I include accelerators?**

Yes for most plans. Accelerators motivate over-achievement and retain top performers. The 1.5x at 100-125 percent, 2x at 125-150 percent, 2.5x above 150 percent pattern is standard.

**What's the biggest comp design mistake?**

Failing to update the plan as roles evolve. The 2022 SDR plan does not fit the 2027 SDR role. Annual review and adjustment is essential.

## Sources

- The Bridge Group 2026 SDR Metrics and Compensation Survey
- Pavilion 2026 RevOps Benchmark Survey on SDR comp design
- WorldatWork 2026 Sales Compensation Trends Survey
- The Alexander Group 2026 Sales Compensation Benchmarks
- Bessemer Cloud 100 2027 sales productivity benchmarks
- RevOps Co-op community 2026 SDR comp design discussions
- Outreach 2026-2027 SDR productivity benchmarks
- Salesloft 2026-2027 SDR comp design research

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