Stop playing email tag
Your discovery call funnel, on autopilot
Stop taking unqualified calls. Your agent screens inbound, asks the right questions, summarizes the opportunity, and only books when it's worth your time. It captures budget, scope, timeline, and context, then hands you a clean brief instead of a vague “let's chat.” Share one link and let it filter, pitch, and schedule like a disciplined intake partner.
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Sound familiar?
The annoying parts of the job — handled.
Tire-kickers steal your day
Half your inbox is people who can't afford you. Your bot pre-qualifies before anything hits your calendar.
You answer the same questions weekly
Rates, packages, process, turnaround. The bot knows them all and never gets bored explaining.
Booking links feel cold
A short conversation converts better than a Calendly drop. The bot warms leads, then hands off the booking link.
What it actually does
- Discovery-call qualifier
Asks about budget, timeline, and scope. Only books the call if there's a real fit.
- Rate & package explainer
Walks prospects through your packages, retainers, and one-off engagements without you sounding like a brochure.
- Async lead capture
When someone's not ready to book, it captures their email and brief — you get a tidy summary in the morning.
- "How much do you charge for a strategy retainer?"
- "Do you work with early-stage startups?"
- "Can I book a 30-min intro call next week?"
- "What's your typical engagement length?"
Common questions
Will it sound like me?
Yes. You give it your tone, your positioning, and your boundaries. It won't suddenly start promising things you don't deliver.
Can it actually book the call?
It hands off to your scheduling link (Calendly, Cal.com, etc.) once a lead is qualified. The hard part — qualifying — is what it does best.
What if someone asks something it doesn't know?
It captures the question and the lead, and tells them you'll follow up. You see every conversation in your dashboard.
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