Looks amazing and very professional @Jack Pryce Huge congrats 👊🏻👊🏻

omg Nate! hope it gets solved soon! thanks for warning 🙏

Hey @Ryler Heyman , huge respect for you guys for not quitting, that's the mindset. Really is not a matter of doing good or bad yet, the cold outreach needs massive volume to work (in my experience so far). A few things that might reframe this for you: - The numbers are brutal for everyone, - On volume: I run AI calling systems and agents for clients, and from my experience I can say you realistically need at least 1,100+ call attempts per day to get 20–30 actual conversations going, which might convert to 1–3 genuinely interested leads. From there you close ( It's a funnel, not a pitch) - From my experience and what I've seen, for example in call centers, live sales agents close around 1.5% of dials, so 1,000 calls gets you roughly 15 closed deals on a good day for a physical product. American call centers average 3%. - Cold outreach has become a pure volume game, both for email and calling. You're not doing it wrong, the channel is just unforgiving. It's all about reps and (a lot of) volume. - Honestly, your voice isn't the problem don't look it that way, teally, believe me. Its about volume, script, timing. - Also selling "AI" to a business owner triggers instant skepticism. But selling outcomes is a different conversation entirely. I'd recommend to stop selling the agent but sell the outcome. Start selling: - Speed to lead (first response in under 60 seconds) - Recovered leads from a dead CRM - Booked consultations on autopilot - Re-engaged cold contacts that were going nowhere - etc Businesses nowadays buy results, not technology. That shift alone will change how calls land. Also, for helping you guys I think a framework that would work better is to eliminate friction: don't sell, demonstrate. The move I'd recommend: offer a 30-day free pilot. They pay nothing unless it works. I started this is way. This does two things, it removes the objection entirely, and it gives you real-world experience you can't get any other way. After 30 days of a working demo, and enhancing it day by day, businesses often close themselves.

@Julieta Sandez thanks a lot! let's go! your goals are just some nice working hours away! 🙌

@Tim West thanks man!!