The cheapest meeting is the one already asking for you.
Dylan answers your inbound leads while they are still looking, says he is an AI, and books the call. You pay only when one becomes a held meeting.
A held meeting that Dylan booked from one of your inbound leads, with a person inside your definition.
A new lead. Dylan answers from your approved facts, says he is an AI agent, and books the call. Billed once it is held.
Not billed: your customer. Dylan hands the request to your team.
Not billed: already booked. He had booked a time before Dylan replied.
Example people and times. Leads Dylan answers and disqualifies, or helps without a meeting, cost nothing.
Request a demo
An example form. Pressing send plays one request.
Request 2 of 3: from an existing customer.
Booked from your inbound. Billed only once the meeting is held.
Example people, companies and times. No speed claim: there is no measured number yet.
Your inbound, answered by Dylan.
The inventory is your own inbound, not cold email. If inbound leads wait a day for an answer, fix that first: it is cheaper than any outbound.
- Setup
Connect your form, or forward your inbox
A webhook from your website form or demo request, or a forwarding address for inbound email. Each request arrives with its time and source.
- Before launch
You approve what Dylan may say
Your meeting definition, as today, and the facts he may use to answer. He answers from those facts only.
- A lead arrives
Dylan answers, and says he is an AI
His first line says he is an AI agent working with you. Anything about pricing, legal or complaints he hands to you.
- The answer
He qualifies against your definition
Leads inside your definition get a time with your meeting owner. Leads he disqualifies, or helps without a meeting, cost nothing.
- The booking
He books your meeting owner's calendar
The invite goes on your meeting owner's calendar, and the full conversation stays with the meeting.
- After the call
Billed once held
Attendance comes from the calendar. You have 72 hours to dispute, with fixed reasons, and the inbound source and the full conversation sit on every billed meeting.
A held meeting from your inbound.
A held meeting (the published definition) that Dylan booked from an inbound lead: a website form, a demo request, a chat, or an inbound email forwarded to Dylan. The person must be inside your definition. Leads Dylan answers and disqualifies, or helps without a meeting, cost nothing.
How it is verifiedThe form event (webhook or forwarding address) timestamps the request; Dylan's reply and the booking are logged; attendance from the calendar; the same 72-hour window and fixed reasons. The inbound source and the full conversation sit on every billed meeting.
Never billed
- People who had already booked themselves before Dylan replied
- Existing customers
- Leads your own team answered first
- No-shows (Dylan rebooks)
- Meetings outside your definition
- Companies on your do-not-contact list
- Duplicates
Price set in your plan
- Prepaid credit, 72-hour disputes, credit-only refunds.
- Needs a form webhook or a forwarding address for your inbound email.
We are testing this way to pay with a small group. The price is set in your plan. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it opens.
Who it fits
- Companies whose inbound leads wait hours or a day for an answer
- Mid-market and product companies with real demo volume
Who it does not fit
- Companies with little inbound
The same rules on every way to pay.
Your definition comes first
You write the meeting definition before launch: the titles, company sizes and regions that count.
You approve before anything is sent
Nothing is sent before you approve the plan and the first emails.
What is never billed
No-shows, meetings outside your definition, companies on your do-not-contact list, duplicates, existing customers, people who had already booked themselves and leads your team answered first are never billed.
72 hours to dispute
72 hours to dispute any billed event, with fixed reasons. Silence confirms. Disputes come back as credit.
Stop any time
Pause any time. Unused credit stays on your account.
Your domain stays out of it
On this plan Dylan sends no cold email at all: he answers people who asked you first, and says he is an AI agent in his first line.
Before you pick this one.
Short answers from the rules above.
Does Dylan send cold email on this plan?
No. On this plan he answers only people who asked you first: your website form, demo requests, chat, or inbound email you forward to him.
What if they would have booked anyway?
People who had already booked themselves before Dylan replied are never billed. Neither are leads your own team answered first, or existing customers.
Does Dylan say he is an AI?
Yes, in his first line.
What does he know about us?
Only the facts you approved. Dylan answers routine ones (scheduling, questions your brief answers) and hands you anything about pricing, legal or complaints.
What do we need to connect?
A webhook from your form, or a forwarding address for inbound email.
How fast does he answer?
We do not give a number yet. A speed claim waits until it is measured.
What if a lead is not a fit?
Leads Dylan answers and disqualifies, or helps without a meeting, cost nothing.
What counts as a held meeting?
Someone who matches your brief's meeting definition joins a call Dylan booked, with your meeting owner. No-shows, people on your do-not-contact list, duplicates and anyone outside the definition are not billed.
How do disputes work?
You have 72 hours to dispute any billed meeting, with fixed reasons. Silence confirms. Disputes come back as credit.
Want to pay this way?
We are testing this way to pay with a small group. The price is set in your plan. Join the waitlist and we will tell you when it opens.