Your prospect said “I need to think about it” You already know what to say.
The moment they stall, the exact line lands on your screen — with your pricing and your words. No bot joins the meeting, and there is nothing for them to install.
Prospect
I'm not sure the investment pays off for us right now. I'd like to think about it.
Value objection
Agree first
Wanting to think it through makes sense when it's your money.
Then ask
If I show you this comes out of the revenue you're already losing to “I need to think about it,” would you move now?
The problem
The pipeline is fine. The call is where it dies.
Coaching happens on Monday, in a recording, about a deal that closed or didn't three days ago. The objection happened on Tuesday at 2:14, and it was answered alone.
Every rep answers the same objection a different way.the reason two reps on the same list hit different numbers
“Let me think it over.” Then nothing.the most expensive sentence in the pipeline
The playbook lives in a doc nobody opens mid-call.where enablement goes to die
On the call
Every objection has a way out. Hades finds it while they're still talking.
Your prospect said
“I'm not sure the investment pays off for us right now. I'd like to think about it.”
Value objection
Agree first
Wanting to think it through makes sense when it's your money.
Then ask
If I show you this comes out of the revenue you're already losing to “I need to think about it,” would you move now?
Worked examples, in the shape Hades answers in: agree first, then ask · see it run live on your own objection in the demo
How it works
Before, during and after. The middle one is where the deal happens.
A program on your Windows machine. People in the room, not a bot: Hades listens to your computer's audio, and its window stays out of your screen share.
BEFORE · ONCE
You teach it how your company sells
The Business DNA: what you sell, pricing, terms, method, proof and the rules of the house. It's what makes the card come out with your number instead of a generic one.
DURING · THE WHOLE CALL
One command at a time, on your screen
The literal line to say, or the instruction (“don't discount yet”). Objections come in two beats: agree, then ask. Next to it, the stage you're in and what they've already told you.
AT THE END · ONE CLICK
Won, lost, or still thinking?
One click, and it feeds the sales memory, the pipeline and the ad tracker. The second meeting with the same prospect starts already knowing the first.
AFTER · ON ITS OWN
The after-call work is already done
Call analysis, a follow-up cadence written from what they actually said, and a proposal that only quotes prices that exist in your DNA.
Compare
Revenue intelligence, generic copilot, or Hades?
A recorder shows you the mistake after the deal is dead. A generic copilot answers with whatever you put in the prompt. Hades arrives already knowing how to sell — and how you sell.
And it is not generic internet advice: the engine carries a consultative sales method distilled from real sales training — diagnosis before proposal, price handled as value that was never built, the absent decision-maker booked instead of worked around, closing only after the ten points of the meeting are covered. That level of training is what separates a plausible answer from the right one in that second.
| Meeting recorder | Generic AI copilot | HADES | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Helps while the prospect is still on the line | Mostly no: the point is the recap after | Yes | Yes, one command at a time |
| A sales method built in (stages, checklist, two-beat objection handling) | No | Only what you write in the prompt | Yes, from the first call |
| Answers with your pricing, terms and rules | No | If you paste it in | Yes, from the Business DNA |
| A bot joining the meeting | Usually yes | No | No |
| The second meeting knows what happened in the first | You re-read the recap | Depends on the tool | Yes, the prospect's file |
| Follow-up and proposal written from the call | Recap and a generic follow-up | Notes | Yes |
| From the ad click to the closed deal (pipeline and tracker) | No | No | Yes |
| Priced per seat, not per recorded hour | Varies | Varies | Yes, flat per month |
What's left after
Answer with confidence, even under pressure.
Sales memory
What closed and what didn't changes the guidance on the next call.
Follow-up it writes for you
A cadence built from what the prospect said, quoting only your own pricing.
Pipeline without typing
The deal lands in the right stage, and the objection that kills the most revenue is in plain sight.
Ad tracker included
From click to closed deal. The conversion goes back to Meta, which starts optimizing for revenue instead of leads.
Who it's for
For people who sell in meetings.
Pricing
Launch pricing. Month to month.
What you see is launch pricing: 30% below the standard price that takes over when the launch ends. Sign up during the launch and you keep this price for as long as you stay subscribed. No setup fee, no annual lock-in. The call is for picking the right tier.
Solo closers and consultants. The first rung, for proving it works before it costs anything real.
- Live card: the answer you need, while the prospect is still talking
- Call map: where you are in the call, and what you still have not asked
- Call summary, written by the time you hang up
- Proposal: leaves the call ready to send
For people running calls every week who want the pipeline, the follow-up and the memory working without them.
- Everything in Initiate
- Deals: no call falls off the radar, and every prospect has a file you can open mid-sentence
- Conversations with 2 WhatsApp connections: your WhatsApp in your dashboard, with follow-up that goes out on its own
- Follow-up cadence: Hades writes the right touches after every call that did not close
- Sales memory: learns from what you won and what you lost, and talks differently next time
- Intelligence: finds what sells and what loses the room across your calls, without you re-listening to a single one
- Ad tracker: which campaigns actually turn into revenue, with the conversions sent back to Meta
- Traffic Agent: Hades riding along on your ad accounts
For teams. Your seat comes complete; your reps start at Initiate level and move up to Oracle whenever you decide.
- Everything in Oracle
- Owner's view: every call the team runs, in one place
- Up to 10 reps, each with their own login
- Extra seat at Oracle level: $177 with 35 h
- Guided script: Hades walks the call with you, step by step
- Intelligence for your niche: learns what works for people selling what you sell
- Ad tracker, unlimited accounts: which campaigns turn into revenue, with the conversions sent back to Meta
- Traffic Agent: moves your campaign budgets on its own, across 5 accounts
Larger team? The top tier is agreed on the call.
Thirty days, with real usage
If you actually used it — real calls with the copilot running and your Business DNA filled in — and it still didn't move anything in how you sell, we refund 100% of what you paid. The risk is on us. It's written that way in the Terms.
Before you ask
The risk of trying it stays on our side.
Do I have to tell my prospect they're being recorded?
Yes — treat it exactly as you would any call recording. Hades transcribes the meeting to answer you, so consent law applies. Federal law is one-party, but around a dozen states (California, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Washington and Massachusetts among them) require all parties to consent, and in California that carries criminal exposure plus a private right of action. Say the line at the top of the call, the way you already do with a recorder. What Hades avoids is the friction — no bot in the room, nothing for them to accept or install — never the disclosure itself.
What if it freezes on the call that matters?
There's a practice call: you run Hades in a meeting with no prospect before you take it into a real one. And if guidance is slow, the previous card stays on screen. The call never depends on it to keep going.
Where does the audio go?
Nothing is stored on the rep's machine. Transcription runs on our server, reachable only by someone logged in. The data and retention page is public.
I want to run it on my own calls before rolling it out to the team.
That's what we recommend. Start with your calls this week. Team seats come after, once you know what each one is worth.
We sell over chat and email, not calls.
Then Hades isn't for you today. It lives in the audio of a meeting. If you know someone who closes on calls, we'd appreciate the intro.
We're on Mac.
The program is Windows today. A browser version for Mac is in testing with one customer — say so on the call and we'll tell you first.
Will the AI talk for me?
Never. It hands you the command; you do the talking. Hades doesn't write emails or answer prospects in your name. It gives you back your best day, on every call.
Working demo · free · 20 min
Bring a call that didn't close.
Leave with the read on it, and watch Hades run live in the meeting itself.
- You walk us through the deal that died (bring the recording if you have it). We find the moment it turned.
- Hades stays on during our conversation. Throw an objection at us and the card shows up on the specialist's screen — they'll show you.
- You leave with the read and, if it fits, the right tier picked. No pressure.
Pick a time. Confirmation lands in your inbox with the meeting link.
Open the calendarOn your next call, you don't walk in alone.
The AI doesn't sell for you. It gives you back your best day, on every call. The demo is free.