It does everything they do: the outreach, the follow-up, the qualifying, the booking. Then it joins the call, shares its screen, and gives the demo. Objections handled live, in 32 languages, around the clock.
A 30-minute call. We build your agent on it, live, then it demos back to you.
Everything the other AI agents do, we do. Then we take the meeting.
Apollo, 11x, and the rest are booking engines. They find the lead, send the email, chase the follow-up, and hand a human a calendar invite. We do all of that. Then we keep going.
Because the invite was never the hard part. The hard part is the 45 minutes after it, when a human has to show up, share a screen, and actually sell. That is the meeting we take for you. Camera on, branching to whatever the buyer asks, in real time.
Booking a meeting is table stakes. Running one is the job.
Each one is trained on your knowledge base, speaks in your brand voice, and writes back to your CRM the second the call ends. So the buyer never waits, and your team never walks into a call cold.
Every demo request gets a demo, in minutes, not next Tuesday. Your pipeline stops leaking at the exact point where deals are actually won, and nobody waits on a calendar to see the product.
Inbound gets answered in eleven seconds, at any hour, in any timezone. The lead that would have gone cold by Monday is scored, briefed, and sitting in your CRM before anyone clocks in.
New customers reach their first win on day one, not week three. Your CS team stops re-answering the same six setup questions, and the churn that begins in a bad first week never begins.
The ticket queue stops being a hiring problem. Routine issues close themselves, the hard ones reach a human with full context, and your cost per ticket falls without your quality falling.
Two numbers your CFO is going to run anyway. Pick one and drag the sliders.
Fully loaded means salary, commission, benefits, tooling, and the manager's time. Not the number on the offer letter.
You also skip $150,000 of ramp: 5 months per hire where you pay full freight for partial output. The agent is at full output on day one. Estimate assumes one agent tier per 5 rep-equivalents of call volume, from the published $600/month starting price. Exact quote when you build your agent.
Missed means the buyer wanted a demo and your calendar said no. After hours, another timezone, everyone already booked, or the request simply went stale.
This is your own arithmetic, not ours. Your show-up rate, your close rate, your deal size, applied to the demos nobody was free to give. An agent that never sleeps takes every one of them.
"Slept through a $10K close — the agent handled the full conversation flawlessly. Lifelike responses kept the prospect engaged through to payment."
"Lucas was amazing helping our company set up the AI agent. I have never seen this much level of care for the customer and going the extra mile."
"Busy seasons? My agent manages floods of chat solo. Converts high-intent leads while nurturing others. Always on-brand."
No, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling you a fantasy. SalesCloser takes the repetitive part your reps hate: qualification, the 9pm inbound nobody answers, and the fourth identical product demo of the day. Your humans keep strategy, negotiation, and the close. You get more shots on goal with the same team.
Running it. The agent joins the call, shares its screen, and navigates your product live. If the buyer interrupts on slide two and asks about pricing, it goes to pricing, answers, and comes back. A recording cannot do that. A Loom cannot do that. This is the part of the category nobody else has shipped, so we would rather you test it than take our word for it.
You train it on your knowledge base, your objection library, and your brand voice. It improvises inside those guardrails rather than reciting a tree. Build your agent, let it demo to you, and judge the voice yourself. That is the only honest test.
200+ integrations. It connects to your existing CRM and call workflows rather than asking you to rebuild them. Call data, transcripts, and intent scores write back where your team already works.
Days, not quarters. Setup is your product walkthrough, call workflows, integrations, and language preferences mapped to the sales process you already run.
From $600/month. For context, that is roughly 6% of a single fully loaded SDR, and it does not take PTO, does not ramp for 90 days, and does not resign.
One 30-minute call. We build your agent on it, live, then it shares its screen and demos back to you while you try to break it. Most people try. It is more fun than a slide deck.