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About 4 minutes for a thorough input — and most of that is intel you should already have before reaching out to anyone serious. Compare that to 20+ minutes writing from scratch, or 30 seconds sending something generic nobody replies to. The input isn't overhead. It's the thinking that makes the output worth sending.

On Pro, your voice profile is saved permanently. Your writing style, tone, guardrails, and product description are pre-loaded every visit. At that point you only need to enter prospect-specific intel. That's about 90 seconds of input and 90 seconds of generation. Faster than opening a blank email.

Yes. Section 8 captures your writing style, directness level, phrases to avoid, and a writing sample. Salesy uses all of that to calibrate the tone and voice of every draft. On Pro, your voice profile is saved permanently so every draft sounds like you wrote it on your best day.

Yes — and here is specifically why. Salesy's output engine applies rules that eliminate the patterns that make AI writing detectable: sentences are kept under 15 words, messages never open with "I", the product is never explained in the first sentence, each variant uses a different rhetorical move rather than the same structure with different words, and a long list of AI signature phrases is banned entirely. The output reflects a human level of strategic preparation — buyer psychology applied, industry context loaded, trigger event referenced, cost of inaction considered. That thinking is what makes it sound like a real person wrote it. Generic AI output sounds generic because generic thinking went in. Specific thinking produces specific output.

The deal intelligence brief is generated automatically when you use the meeting follow-up tab. Paste your meeting notes — even messy ones — and Salesy extracts a structured brief before writing any emails. The brief identifies who the real decision makers and influencers are, assesses the honest deal stage based on what was said, ranks the priorities your prospect expressed by importance, flags risks and obstacles mentioned or implied, and generates a color-coded follow-up plan with specific timeframes for each action. Red means urgent — within 24 to 48 hours. Amber means soon — within the week. Purple means later — in the coming weeks. Each action is tagged to who owns it: you, the prospect, or both. The three follow-up email variants appear below the brief. You get a complete deal picture and emails ready to send in one generation.

Variant 1 leads with the trigger event or recent news. Variant 2 leads with the pain point or business pressure. Variant 3 leads with a proof point, insight, or Challenger-style reframe. Each takes a genuinely different angle so you can pick the one that fits your read of this specific buyer at this specific moment.

The sequence builder is a Pro feature that generates a complete 5-touch outreach sequence from the contact intel you have already entered. After your 3 draft variants are generated, a "Build sequence" button appears. Click it and Salesy generates 4 follow-up messages completing the full sequence. Each follow-up references the previous touch without repeating it, tries a different angle, escalates the urgency anchor naturally, and gets progressively shorter and more direct. The final touch leaves the door open gracefully with no pressure. Timings are clearly labeled: 3 days, 7 days, 14 days, and 21 days after the first touch. Every sequence is saved to your member dashboard so you always know exactly what you sent and when.

The reply handler is a Pro feature that generates the ideal response when a prospect replies to your outreach. After generating your initial drafts, a "Got a reply?" panel appears below the sequence builder. Paste whatever the prospect said and Salesy generates a response calibrated to exactly what they wrote. It handles four scenarios automatically: an interested reply moves toward a specific next step, a not now response leaves the door open gracefully with no pressure, a question gets answered directly with a light next step, and a referral gets acknowledged with a request for the specific introduction. The response matches the energy and length of the prospect's reply and always references something specific from what they said. Every reply and response is saved to your dashboard so you have the full conversation thread per contact in one place.

No. The sequence builder is a Pro-only feature. Free users can see the button after generating drafts but it will prompt them to upgrade. The sequence builder is one of the primary reasons to upgrade to Pro — it turns a single outreach moment into a complete strategic conversation arc without any additional research or setup.

No. The reply handler is Pro only. Free users can see the panel after generating drafts but the button will prompt an upgrade. Together with the sequence builder the reply handler means Pro users never have to figure out what to say next on their own — Salesy handles the full conversation from first touch through reply.

A Pro-only feature that turns your meeting notes into three professional follow-up email variants instantly. Paste your notes from any customer meeting — discovery call, demo, QBR, executive briefing, check-in, or negotiation — along with what you committed to, what they committed to, and the desired next step. Salesy generates three variants calibrated to the meeting type and tone you select. Unlike a generic AI prompt, Salesy knows the difference between a discovery recap and a QBR summary, understands deal context, and writes follow-ups that move the conversation forward rather than just summarizing what happened. Every follow-up is saved to your member dashboard so you have the full account history in one place.

No. The meeting follow-up generator is Pro only. It appears as a second tab in the tool alongside the cold outreach tool. Free users who click the tab will see an upgrade prompt explaining what the feature does and why it is different from a generic AI prompt. Pro users get access to both tabs — cold outreach for new prospects and meeting follow-up for active deals — making Salesy a complete outreach tool across the full sales cycle.

Most sales reps aren't struggling because they can't write. They're struggling because they haven't built a system for thinking strategically before they write. Why this prospect, why now, why would they care. Salesy provides that structure. The reps who use it consistently stop winging their outreach and start sending messages with a real story behind them. That shift — from reactive to strategic — is something most reps spend years figuring out on their own. Salesy compresses that timeline.

Section 11 is unique to Salesy. It asks about buyer motivation type, the cost of inaction, the right proof type for this buyer, whether there's a Challenger-style reframe opportunity, and what real urgency exists. These are the psychological levers that separate messages that get replies from messages that get deleted. Most AI tools don't know these concepts exist. Salesy applies them structurally to every draft.

Loss aversion is a well-documented psychological principle: people are roughly twice as motivated to avoid a loss as they are to achieve an equivalent gain. Most AI-generated messages lead with what the buyer will gain. Salesy asks which motivation is driving your buyer right now and writes accordingly. When someone is protecting something — budget, reputation, market position — leading with what's at risk outperforms leading with what's possible.

Challenger selling is a research-backed approach where the rep reframes how the buyer sees their problem — showing them something they hadn't considered, or positioning the issue in a way that makes the status quo feel more risky than change. When you fill in the reframe field in Section 11, Salesy applies it as a Challenger-style insight in Variant 3. It's the most powerful of the three variants when it's done well.

Manufactured urgency ("act now before prices go up") destroys trust with sophisticated buyers. Real urgency is tied to something external and true: a budget cycle, a contract renewal, a regulatory deadline, a competitive move. Salesy prompts you to identify real urgency anchors and uses them to frame timing naturally. If there's no real urgency, Salesy doesn't invent it.

Different buyers find different proof credible. A VP of Finance wants ROI numbers and cost comparisons. A VP of Engineering wants technical architecture and peer adoption. A risk-averse buyer wants to hear what happened to someone who didn't act. Salesy asks which proof type fits this buyer and instructs the AI to use it. Generic tools use whatever proof sounds impressive. Salesy uses what works for this specific person.

No. Most AI writing tools give you a text box and a generate button. Salesy is a structured strategic workflow with 10 structured inputs covering account context, buyer psychology, relationship dynamics, and sales psychology principles. The framework is what makes the output different. Not the AI model.

Those tools optimize for volume — more sends, more automation. Salesy optimizes for quality — one message that actually gets a reply. They solve different problems. Most reps use both: a sequencing tool to manage outreach at scale, Salesy to make each message worth sending. They're not competitors.

ChatGPT gives you a blank page. Salesy gives you a strategic framework. The framework structures account context, buyer psychology, relationship dynamics, and tone into a cohesive outreach strategy. ChatGPT doesn't know what loss aversion is or how to apply it. It doesn't know what a Challenger reframe is. It doesn't adjust for industry-specific buyer psychology. Salesy does all of that before generating a single word.

Most AI email generators focus on speed. Salesy focuses on strategy, positioning, and message quality. It's designed to help sellers think through the why behind the outreach before generating messaging. The result is communication that's relevant, contextual, and executive-ready rather than fast and generic.

No. It improves it. Salesy helps sellers organize the strategic inputs that high-performing reps already think about: account context, business drivers, buyer priorities, relationship dynamics, competitive positioning, and desired outcomes. The goal is higher-quality personalization, not mass AI spam.

No. The prospect information you enter — names, companies, trigger details, pain points — is sent to Anthropic's API in real time to generate your draft and then discarded immediately. Nothing is logged, cached, or retained on Salesy's servers. The only thing we store is your email address and subscription status.

No. Salesy uses Anthropic's Claude API. Under Anthropic's API usage policy, inputs submitted via the API are not used to train their AI models by default. You can verify this directly at anthropic.com/privacy. Your data is never used for training, full stop.

Salesy has a minimal data footprint by design. No prospect data is stored. No customer data passes through our servers. All processing happens in real time via Anthropic's API. We've built a dedicated Security page at getsalesy.io/privacy for IT and compliance teams that covers data architecture, encryption, third-party processors, and compliance posture in detail. We respond to security questionnaires within 2 business days.

No advertising cookies or third-party tracking pixels. We use a single localStorage entry in your browser to track your free draft usage. Our analytics tool is Plausible, which is privacy-friendly and cookieless. We don't sell data to anyone.

5 free draft runs per month. Each run generates 3 message variants — that's 15 messages to test with. Structured framework, all channels (LinkedIn, email, follow-up), and copy to clipboard. No credit card required. Free forever.

Unlimited draft runs, your saved voice profile (fill in your style once, never again), your saved product playbook, custom playbooks, and priority support. At $49/month it pays for itself the moment one of your drafts leads to a meeting that closes.

Yes. Cancel directly from your billing portal — no forms, no calls. Your access continues until the end of the billing period you've already paid for.

Yes. Pro annual is $39/month billed as $468/year — two months free compared to monthly. Toggle on the pricing page to see both options.

Yes. The Team plan at $39/user/month (5+ seats) gives each rep their own drafting environment plus shared playbooks, admin dashboard, usage analytics, SSO, and dedicated onboarding. Talk to us at hello@getsalesy.io.