Your closers are prospecting again.
That's the most expensive pipeline money can buy.
Sellinger's agents work every lead by your playbook, answer every reply and every inbound in minutes, and put qualified meetings on your closers' calendars with the brief attached. On the right: next week's calendar, filling up without an SDR headcount request.
30 days free · no credit card · live in a day · HubSpot & Salesforce sync
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Every block: prospected, conversed, qualified and booked by the agent · brief attached · synced to your CRM
Thursday, 18:10Quarter-end
The floor empties at six. The follow-ups used to empty with it.
You know this floor. Two SDRs left this year; one's three months into ramp; your best AE spent Tuesday cold-messaging to save the quarter. Follow-up three and four — the ones that actually book — are the first thing that dies when people are stretched.
Here's the new 18:10. Follow-ups went out on every lead in the segment, by the playbook, nobody skipped. Fourteen replies answered since lunch, three in timezones your team was never going to cover. The website chat that started during the all-hands was qualified and booked. Eight meetings on next week's calendar, each with a brief, each synced to Salesforce.
The one monitor still on is the agent. It doesn't need the lights.
It Hunts. It Answers. It Remembers.
Top-of-funnel is the opening move — the agent runs the whole desk underneath your reps.
It hunts
Works every lead in the segment by your playbook — first touch, follow-up two, three and four, the ones humans skip under quota pressure. Email ignored? It continues on LinkedIn, WhatsApp, SMS or a voice call, same thread.
It answers
Replies answered in minutes in any timezone, and the inbound your team never gets to — website chat, the call during the all-hands, the DM. Qualified, booked onto a closer's calendar with the brief, or handed over in Human Mode with the full thread.
It remembers
When an SDR leaves, the pipeline knowledge walks out. Here nothing walks out — every conversation, every 'call me in Q4', every customer due for a check-in lives in the CRM and gets acted on. Your existing accounts stay looked after too.
Every lead worked by the playbook, every reply and inbound answered, every account kept warm — and your closers close.
The Next Hire vs The Agent
Not a replacement for your best SDR's instincts — a replacement for the 200 repetitive touches a day.
4–6 months of recruiting and ramp
Working leads on day one
8 hours, weekdays, minus meetings and PTO
24/7 — replies answered in minutes, any timezone
Pipeline knowledge walks out; cycle restarts
Nothing walks out — every thread lives in the CRM
Another headcount request, another ramp
Add channel accounts and inboxes — same day
What's a Full Calendar Worth to the Team?
Your deal size, your reps — see the pipeline math before the pilot.
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 VP of Growth
Real customer, real footage.
“The multi-channel orchestration is unlike anything we've seen. Revenue is up 240%.”
James Nolle — VP of Growth, Sales Automation Systems. He runs seven channels as one conversation for a sales team — the 'never a cold restart' he describes is the calendar above. Press play.
A note from Mr. Sellinger
The gentleman underneath your reps
To the sales leader: your best people were hired to close, and the quarter keeps dragging them back to prospecting. I don't mind prospecting. I don't skip follow-up four, I don't take PTO in the last week of the quarter, and when I leave I take nothing with me — because I don't leave.
Give me one segment and thirty days. Count the meetings. Then decide about the headcount request.
— Mr. Sellinger
What Sales Leaders Ask First
Replacement, CRM fit, control, and real results.
Next Week's Calendar Can Fill Itself
Pilot the agent on one segment for 30 days, free. Count the meetings, check the CRM, then decide — that's the whole benchmark.
