Why we built it
After 100,000+ hours of sales calls, one thing is clear: if a lead has the money and the intent to buy, your team should close that deal. When they don't, something went wrong in the sales process.
Financial capacity+Buying intent=A deal you should close
100 qualified leadsExample
30 closed
70 lost somewhere in the sales process
They had the money. They wanted it. The deal didn't die on the lead, it died on the call.
01
Humans can't hold the whole call.
A rep can't remember everything a prospect said over an hour. AI can: it keeps every word and uses the prospect's own words at the moment they matter most.
Your rep, 50 minutes in3 of 12 key points
Stuck since JanuaryLosing $4K a monthTried two coachesWife is supportiveWants to quit his jobScared of wasting moneyHas the savingsDeadline in MarchKnows what to doNo accountabilityKids are watchingReady to decide today
Sales Question12 of 12 key points
Stuck since JanuaryLosing $4K a monthTried two coachesWife is supportiveWants to quit his jobScared of wasting moneyHas the savingsDeadline in MarchKnows what to doNo accountabilityKids are watchingReady to decide today
Ask now
“You said you've been stuck since January and it's costing you $4K a month. What happens if March comes and nothing's changed?”
02
Training comes after the money is gone.
Most teams review calls and train reps after the deal is lost. We'd rather fix the call while it's happening, before any money walks out the door.
Sales training
Sales call→Deal lost · −$20K→Training next week
Sales Question
Sales call→Guided live→Deal closed · +$20K
03
The same mistakes, trained again and again.
Reps on calls repeat the same mistakes, so managers repeat the same training. Sales Question puts the right move on screen every call, so the fix doesn't depend on memory.
Week 1Pitched before the consequence↻ Retrained
Week 2Pitched before the consequence↻ Retrained
Week 3Pitched before the consequence↻ Retrained
Week 4Pitched before the consequence↻ Retrained
Every callStep 9 first: consequences, then the pitch✓ Guided
04
You pay for training and managers, and still lose deals.
The industry standard is around $2K per rep for sales training, and $5K plus 3% for a sales manager. Reps still miss closes. Why pay for all that and keep losing money?
What teams pay today
Sales training$2,000 per rep
Sales manager$5,000 + 3%
Call reviews and retrainingHours every week
Deals still lostEvery month
Sales Question: your best process on every call, live.
So we built Sales Question: the right question, the right pitch and the right answer to every objection, on every call, while the money is still on the table.