A Mac on macOS 14 or later
Apple Silicon or Intel. Two minutes to set up.
How it works
No bot joins your meeting. The buyer never knows you have a coach.
Paste the script you already use, or fill in the value-selling template with your product, price, and guarantee. Rough notes about the buyer are fine; Layup tidies them into a brief.
Google Meet, Zoom, or a phone call through your Mac. No bot in the meeting, nothing for the buyer to see.
A small overlay floats beside the meeting, hidden from screen share if you want. One cue at a time: what the buyer just did, and a line you could say next.
Every problem the buyer names, Layup pushes you to put their number on. By the time you say your price, it sits next to what the problem costs them.
A grade for the call and four questions answered from the buyer's own words, so a maybe never looks like a yes and you know what to go back for.
The overlay
It speaks up only when it would change the call, about a dozen times in a good one. The rest of the time you are just selling.
Why it works
Should I buy? Is it worth it? Who can buy? When will I buy? Get the buyer to answer all four in their own words and the deal closes. Layup pushes you toward each one and grades you on them.
The buyer's own numbers do the selling. Once they agree there is a problem, you stop pushing and start removing their risk.
What you need
Apple Silicon or Intel. Two minutes to set up.
So your mic does not pick up the buyer through the speakers. Any pair works.
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