What actually happens on the demo?

It's a walkthrough of the product, not a discovery call. We open SalesAsk on a real in-home appointment and show you how it captures what the rep said at the kitchen table, scores it against your sales process, and coaches them before the next one. Actual interface, no slides.

How long will it take?

The slot is 30 minutes. We hold the whole thing, but calls that turn out to be a clear fit, or a clear no, often finish sooner.

Do I need to prepare anything?

No prep required. It helps if you know roughly how many reps you have selling in person and where your close rate sits today, so we can point the walkthrough at your numbers instead of generic ones.

Who should be on the call?

Whoever owns sales performance, usually the owner, VP of Sales or a sales manager. If you have someone who would run this day to day, bring them. You do not need IT on this one.

How is this different from a ride-along?

A ride-along tells you what happened once, with you in the room changing how the rep behaves. SalesAsk covers every appointment, every rep, every week, scored against the same steps. You find out which of your sales steps actually get skipped, not just how one afternoon went.

Do my reps have to do anything different?

They record the appointment on the phone already in their pocket and carry on. No new CRM, no extra admin, no laptop at the kitchen table. Most teams are up and running inside a week.

What about consent and recording laws?

Recording rules vary by state and province, so we walk you through how our customers handle disclosure and consent in the field. It is a normal part of onboarding rather than something you are left to work out on your own.

Pricing is per rep and depends on the size of your team. We will give you the real number on the call rather than making you sit through a proposal to get it.

What if I am not ready to buy?

Plenty of people book this to see what is out there. Come, look at it, take the notes back to your team. If you tell us it is not the right time, that is the end of it, there is no follow-up sequence waiting for you.

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Malcolm, one of our AEs, walks through the product in 90 seconds.

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How kitchen tune up a national home service franchise scaled sales using Salesask ai.

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+26%

Close rate increase

"We uploaded the same recordings into every platform and compared them side by side for three months. SalesAsk was the one that fit how we actually sell."

Leah Schindler

Fischer Homes

18%

Revenue growth

100%

Faster ramp

22%

Higher PVR

+37%

Close rate increase

Schedule Demo

We open the product on a real in-home appointment and show you the scorecard, the coaching and the rep-by-rep view. Bring your close rate and your rep count and we'll point it at your numbers.

We'll tell you on the call if it isn't a fit.

SalesAsk is built for teams with roughly five or more reps selling face to face. Under that, the maths usually doesn't work yet, and we'd rather say so in the first ten minutes than six weeks in.

See it before you talk to anyone

Two short clips. Neither one replaces the demo, we go deeper and answer your questions live.

The 37% story

Moe on the one change that moved close rates, and why ridealongs stop scaling once you pass a handful of reps.

Meet CoachDean

How the AI scores a real appointment and turns it into an action item for the rep before the next one.

What happens on the call

Thirty minutes, and you'll know either way. Here is the shape of it, so nothing on the call is a surprise.

First 5 minutes: your process

You tell us how your reps sell today, how many are out there, and roughly where your close rate sits. Not a discovery interrogation, we just need somewhere to point the walkthrough.

Next 20: the product on a real appointment

Screen share, not slides. You see what a rep actually said at the kitchen table, how it gets scored against your own sales steps, and what lands in front of that rep before the next appointment.

Last 5: a straight answer

What it costs, what it takes to run, and whether we think it fits. If it doesn't, we tell you on the call and that is the end of it. A laptop helps, since we share our screen for most of it.