The phone is the channel your team avoids.
So give it to someone who doesn't.
Sellinger's voice agent texts first, calls when it's time, handles the objection and books the meeting while still on the line. It also answers every call that comes in — at 9 AM and at midnight. On the right: a real call pattern, playing now.
30 days free · no credit card · your number or a new one in minutes
Daniel Reyes · +1 (415) ···
Outbound · in the lead's business hours
Transcript pattern from real agent calls — names changed.
Thursday, 19:40The call you used to miss
The office closed at six. The phone didn't.
You know this one. A homeowner with a burst pipe calls at 19:40. It rings out to voicemail. She doesn't leave a message — she calls the next number on the list, and that company gets the €900 job and the customer for life.
Here's the new 19:40. The agent answers on the second ring, in your company's voice. Asks the three questions you'd ask. Books her into tomorrow's first slot, texts her the confirmation, and logs her as a lead with the whole conversation attached. You find out at breakfast, from your calendar.
Meanwhile it spent the afternoon calling the quotes you sent last week. Two of them booked too.
It Hunts. It Answers. It Remembers.
Outbound calls are the opening move — the agent runs your whole phone line.
It hunts
A short SMS on day one, a nudge on day three, and on day seven it calls — in the lead's own business hours, handles the objection, and offers two real slots from your calendar. Fifty calls a day per number, no dread, no morale to lose.
It answers
Every inbound call and text gets picked up — the 8 PM quote request, the Saturday 'are you open?', the customer calling back about an invoice. Answered in your voice, logged as a lead, booked if they're ready.
It remembers
The prospect who said 'call me after the 15th'. The customer whose service is due. The voicemail nobody returned. The agent keeps every promise the phone ever made on your behalf.
New people reached, every call answered, every customer called back — for about five minutes of your attention a day.
Text First. Call When It's Time.
Nobody gets cold-called. By day seven the lead knows who's calling and why.
First SMS
A short, personal text with the reason for reaching out.
SMS follow-up
No answer? One gentle nudge with one new piece of context.
The call
The voice agent calls, handles objections, offers times, books.
Never a dead end
Unanswered call? Back to SMS — same thread, same context.
50 calls and 100 texts a day per number · calls only in the lead's business hours · opt-outs honored instantly across every channel
Hear It From Someone Whose Outbound Was Dead
Real customer, real footage.
“Our outbound was dead. Sellinger brought it back to life across every channel.”
Mohsin Ali Khan — Founder & CEO, Vettio. A founder who'd written off outbound entirely before switching the phones on. Press play — he tells it better than we can.
A note from Mr. Sellinger
The gentleman who answers your phone
A confession: I rather like the telephone. Your salespeople don't — and who can blame them? Forty dials for three conversations is a poor afternoon for a human. For me it is simply Tuesday, and I never hang up discouraged.
Hand me your number for thirty days. I will text before I call, call only when they're awake, and answer every call that comes in while you sleep. If your calendar isn't fuller by the end of it, it has cost you nothing.
— Mr. Sellinger
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about AI calling and SMS.
The Next Call at 19:40 Gets Answered
Connect or buy a number tonight — ten minutes — and the agent is on the phones tomorrow morning, both directions.
