Hey everyone — quick question for those already selling AI receptionists consistently. Do my current pricing points seem too high, or are they reasonable? I’m considering dropping to around $897/month but want to make sure I can still comfortably cover costs while getting clients. For context, my closers get 10% on deals they close, and my cold callers get 10% if they booked the call that closes + $25 per booked call. Would really appreciate any honest feedback 🙏

Ming Xu, CIO of Trillet, explains how he listens for where prospects are losing opportunities and positions AI as the quickest fix. That’s what makes the value obvious and helps deals close faster.

Missed calls aren’t just missed calls… they’re lost revenue. Ming Xu, CIO of Trillet, breaks down how small businesses can unknowingly lose tens of thousands just from not picking up the phone. That’s exactly why AI call handling is such a high-value, easy-to-sell offer right now.

Close AI clients in under 48 hours using one simple move most people overlook. The moment they see the demo, send the invoice and start building before doubt creeps in. If you wait, you lose them to Google and competitors without even realizing it.

Last week I got a new lead. I made their demo in less than 5 minutes (thanks to Trillet), had the sales call and closed the deal in less than 48 hours! Auto Repair Shop Closed at $159/mo - Handles FAQs - Sends booking link - Handles call transfers - 150 complementary call minutes each month - Website chatbot Very basic setup, no integration with their calendar, no integration with their CRM. Just my starter plan essentially. I have a new video up on my YouTube: https://youtu.be/wPOQG5h8_3s?si=NM62C473uJJIOTcx