AI Sales Coach

A reviewer for your outreach. Before a campaign, a cold email or a call script goes out, the coach reads it against the objection and negotiation library for your market, each claim tagged by evidence strength, and flags where a prospect will stall. It reviews; it does not execute. Nothing gets sent, dialed or posted by the coach, so it sits beside whatever already does the sending.

No. It reviews what your people are about to send and hands them answers to the objections that stall deals. The call still gets made by a person, the email still gets sent by a person, and the judgment on any specific deal stays with whoever owns it. Think of it as the colleague who reads your draft before the prospect does, not a replacement for the human in the deal.

No. Roleplay tools rehearse your reps against a fake prospect. This is a pre-send review of the real material: sales script review, cold email review, cold call script review, all done before anything reaches an actual buyer. Rehearsal has its place. We think the costlier mistakes sit in the material itself, and those are catchable before you send. That is the job this coach does.

Marketing campaigns, email outreach and cold call scripts. If a piece of material is about to go in front of a buyer, it can go past the coach first. Each review checks the material against your vertical's playbook, the objections that stall deals, and the country by country read on your channels. What it will not do is send the material afterwards. That stays your job, in your tools.

They know the ones they hear. Written down and tagged by how strong the evidence behind each answer is, those objections stop being folklore and start being training. A new rep gets the library on day one instead of picking it up by osmosis, and a cold call script review can point at a specific tagged claim rather than at somebody's memory of an old deal. That is what AI sales training should mean: your objections, your evidence.

From the objection and negotiation library the Sales Brain holds for your market, each claim tagged by how strong the evidence behind it is. The skill's own rule bans claims without a dated, credible source, and it refuses invented data outright: it marks no-data and stops rather than guess a number. The library is updated every month, dated and sourced, so the answers age with your market instead of freezing at install.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Reply rates depend on your list, your offer and your market, and no reviewer controls those. What we promise is that you see the same numbers we see: what was reviewed, what changed, what got sent and what came back. If the coaching is not earning its keep, the record will say so plainly.

$200 one-time for the Sales Brain, which installs into your Claude or Codex and carries no monthly fee. The managed service is $1,250 a month at the introductory rate, renewing at $2,500 a month, and it includes all nine brains and their teams, operated with a person steering. The Sales Brain you buy outright is the same brain we operate on the retainer.

Yes. The brain installs into Claude or Codex, your operator gets trained, and you run the same reviews we run, at your own pace. It takes a person who will own it: an hour here and there is enough to steer, but someone has to steer. If nobody on your team can, the managed door is open, and switching later loses none of what you built. The brain is yours either way.