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Sales tool · Virtual CRO · reads your Company Memory

Quiet-Quote Follow-Up Nudger

Paste the quote you sent and how long it's gone quiet. Get a 3-touch follow-up plan — the timing plus ready-to-send drafts that are helpful, not desperate. You confirm each one; the tool never sends anything.

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The quote you sent
plus how long it went quiet
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Your voice + offers
read from your Company Memory
AI plans the nudges
sent once · nothing stored
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3 timed drafts
you confirm each · you send
No more wondering when to poke and what to say. It reads how long it's been silent, then lays out three touches — the right days apart, each written to be useful to the buyer, not to beg for the sale.
Watch the 90-second build

🔒 What this touches: the quote you paste plus your saved Brand Voice and Offer Library are sent once to an AI model to plan the follow-up. The drafts show here; nothing is uploaded or stored on a server, and the tool never contacts your buyer — you review and send each touch yourself.

Planning your follow-up…
Drafts — review and confirm each before you send it

The read

The 3-touch cadence

Ready-to-send drafts

✓ Built from your Company Memory — the Brand Voice and Offer Library you set up once. Confirm every price and date before you send each touch.

This is your Virtual CRO compounding → Set your Brand Voice and Offer Library once and every sales tool — proposals, follow-ups, pricing — reads them. See the whole Win Clients path.

Why this beats "just circling back"

Most quotes don't die on a "no." They die on silence — the buyer got busy, the email slid down the inbox, and you didn't want to seem pushy, so you waited. Then a competitor who followed up first got the job.

The fix isn't nagging. It's a short, planned sequence where each message gives the buyer a reason to reply — a reminder of what they'd get, a small nudge on timing, a clean way to say yes or not-now. This tool writes that sequence in your voice, from your real offers, so following up stops being the thing you dread and forget.

Timed, not randomIt reads how long it's been quiet and spaces three touches sensibly — no guessing whether today is too soon or too late.
Helpful, never desperateEach draft leads with something useful to the buyer. No "just following up again," no price-slashing panic.
Your offers, your pricesIt carries your rough ranges through as labeled estimates and never invents a firm number you didn't give.