Book a demo
Twenty minutes on your own market, live
In the real app, on your own numbers. No deck. You hear a call pick up in under half a second, and the follow-up email lands before we hang up.
- Bring the phone number you want answered, and a lead list if you already have one.
- If it works, we switch you live on the same call. Twenty minutes from demo to live.
- Built in Europe on models we host ourselves. Call audio never leaves the continent.
Live availability from our own calendar. Cirel Appointments books it, the same engine your agents use to book meetings for you.
See what it costsFour things happen, in this order.
Nothing here is pre-recorded. Every one of them runs on your market, on the call, while you watch.
Intelligence scores your market
The lead engine ranks the companies you actually sell to and pulls the decision-makers, each one with a direct number we have verified.
Victor calls one of them
You pick a name off that list and he dials it while you listen. It picks up in under half a second.
Freya takes an inbound
Call the number yourself. She answers, handles the question, and books the meeting mid-conversation.
August writes the follow-up
The email from that call is in your inbox before the call has ended. You read it while we are still talking.
Asked on the way in
The four questions we get before the twenty minutes start.
Whoever owns the phone, plus whoever decides what happens to a new lead. Often that is one person, and one person is enough. Twenty minutes, one screen share, nothing to install first.
Bring a phone number you want answered, and a lead list if you already have one. If you don't have a list, that is fine. Intelligence builds one from your market while you watch, and watching it get built is half the demo.
Yes, and most people do. Freya builds herself from your website, you read what she is going to say and change the parts you don't like, you point her at your number, and she starts answering. That is the twenty minutes from demo to live.
In Europe. We host the models ourselves on European infrastructure instead of renting someone else's API, so call audio never leaves the continent. GDPR was where we started, not something we bolted on after the fact.