We install nothing. We don't touch your systems. The NDA is signed before you send us anything.
No date. Across twenty recordings that sentence appeared nine times. Over the next two weeks, two of those nine calls actually happened.
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No owner has ever sat down and listened to how people sell in their name. Not out of laziness: it takes an evening, and the conclusion is still “well, seems fine”.
The most common thing we hear. And it's almost never about the price.
That phrase hides three different failures, and each is fixed differently.
Leads come in and you handle them between other things. Or you had a salesperson and they left.
No one controls an individual deal. Not us, and not whoever puts a percentage in a contract.
If we listen and there's nothing to fix, we say so.
We don't write to your systems. We never contact your customers, by call, email or bot.
You get the exact points where the money stopped, with the quote, the timestamp and the amount. Not “growth opportunities”, not “a strategy”. If we don't find any in your recordings, you get your money back.
Zoom or phone. At this point you send nothing and pay nothing.
Signed before you send us anything. Not after.
A list of every point where the money stopped: quote, timestamp, who, how much.
After the review you owe us nothing and are under no obligation to order a build.
Each price comes with its timeline.
Your industry doesn't matter. What matters is how long a decision takes, how big your deal is, and where the conversation happens. That's what determines where the money leaks and what we'll be looking for in your recordings. Below are three examples from opposite ends: open the one closest to yours.
Example: industrial equipment. 121 leads, average deal ₴214,000, 3 reps.
About seven people are involved in the decision, not one. Eight in ten deals close on the fifth touch or later. The money disappears where the rep stopped following up.
ViewExample: an online store. Chats and calls, decided in one or two touches.
Whoever replies first wins: 78% of people buy from the company that answered before anyone else. A five-minute reply closes two and a half times more than a reply the next day.
ViewExample: reps on a route. The manager only sees a report, written by the rep being checked.
The average field rep makes five visits a day; the strongest make fourteen. In the report, a drive-by and a real conversation look identical.
ViewWe sign an NDA with every client, so half our projects can't be shown. Here are the ones where the numbers and the mechanics are fully open.
conversion to a paid consultation over 5 months: 3% → 7.5%
lead-to-order conversion, and 17 extra orders a month from the same flow
collected in 2.5 months, 15% close rate after a Zoom call
cost of sales, with conversion 3.5 points above the outsourcer
You talk to the people doing the work, not to a salesperson.
Answer four questions and we'll tell you the price and the timeline. We ask for your contacts last.
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Message on TelegramSend an emailWe reply during working hours, usually the same day. We never send anything unless you ask.
From $1,500 a month, three months minimum. A conversation review is from $150 and takes three working days. We give you the exact figure after the four questions above, without a call.
Both, yes. The review is a one-off payment. Support and full builds are monthly, paid a month in advance, never for the whole term.
Yes. Half the people who come to us have no team: the owner sells, or one or two others. There's something to listen to from day one.
The NDA is signed before you send anything. Only the two or three people running your project ever listen. Nothing goes to outsiders or contractors. We delete everything when the work ends, and sooner if you ask, and we show you that it's gone.
You owe nothing and are under no obligation. That's exactly why the review costs $150 rather than being “free, with a pitch at the end”.