You're the whole sales team.
You don't have to be.
Sellinger's agent prospects in your voice, answers every reply and every customer question at any hour, and books meetings into your calendar — while you ship. On the right: your Tuesday and the agent's, side by side. Notice which one has sales in it.
30 days free · no credit card · 15 minutes to set up, 5 a day to run
One founder's Tuesday · ~5 minutes of attention on sales, total
Thursday, 23:30The cycle
Sell, build, starve, repeat. You know the cycle. Here's where it breaks.
You know this night. You closed two deals last month, disappeared into delivery, and the pipeline you built went cold while you weren't looking. Now it's 23:30, the spreadsheet says runway, and tomorrow you'll start selling again — from zero, for the third time this year.
Here's the new 23:30. You shipped all month. The agent didn't stop: forty conversations held, eleven quiet leads revived, two customers answered before they could get annoyed, six meetings on next week's calendar. The pipeline is warm when you come up for air — that's the whole point.
The tea's still cold. But you went to bed at eleven.
It Hunts. It Answers. It Remembers.
Prospecting is the opening move — the agent runs the sales desk you never had time to staff.
It hunts
No list? People Search finds your ICP in a live B2B database; the Pixel turns your anonymous visitors into leads. Then it writes each message in your voice — your product story, your phrasing — and sends while you ship.
It answers
The reply at 03:12 from Sydney. The 'we already have a tool'. The customer asking about the new plan. Every one answered in minutes, from your knowledge base only — and flagged to you when it needs the founder.
It remembers
The warm lead from the conference. The 'circle back next month'. The customer whose renewal is in three weeks. Build-week silence used to kill these. Now nothing goes quiet unless you want it to.
New people reached, every message answered, customers kept warm — for about five minutes of your attention a day.
A Fraction of a First Hire
Working pipeline now; make the hire later, from revenue instead of runway.
First SDR hire
Tens of thousands a year, months of ramp, needs managing — a bet most early budgets can't make.
Sellinger
Bundles from $249/mo, single channels from $39. Live in a day. Cancel anytime. Make the hire later, from revenue.
Your time
15 minutes to set up. About 5 a day to steer — one Needs-Attention queue with your morning coffee.
What Would It Be Worth to You?
Your deal size, your market — see what a working pipeline changes before you start.
Your Business Metrics
Your typical deal size and close rate drive the projections.
Your Sellinger Stack
Toggle modules, adjust quantities and tiers. More channels = more pipeline.
$198/agent/mo · ~11 meetings/agent · 3+ = $188/ea
Included free with every plan. Prioritizes high-intent leads, boosting conversion across all outreach channels (+25% meetings).
Your Projected Returns
One closed deal covers your entire year of Sellinger ($4,164).
Includes ~1.5 month ramp-up for AI agents to optimize.
Meeting estimates based on average B2B outreach performance with AI personalization. Actual results vary by industry, ICP, and sales readiness.
Hear It From a Founder 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. He was the whole sales team too. Press play — he tells it better than we can.
A note from Mr. Sellinger
The gentleman who sells while you build
A word to the founder: you are very good at building the thing, and you are tired of also being the thing that sells it. I don't need ramp, I don't need managing, and I don't mind the 03:12 reply from Sydney.
Give me fifteen minutes tonight and thirty days. If your calendar isn't fuller while you ship, it has cost you nothing.
— Mr. Sellinger
What Founders Ask First
Voice, cost, control, and how fast.
Ship This Month. Let the Pipeline Fill Anyway.
Fifteen minutes tonight — and tomorrow the first emails go out in your voice while you do literally anything else.
