Evensteer drafts your sales follow-ups and preps your calls so your rate holds, and you approve each message before it goes out under your name. “When a client says ‘Your rate is too high,’ freelancers usually do one of three things: discount immediately, over-explain, defend emotionally.” A freelancer wrote that on a public forum. There’s a fourth option: the follow-up drafted before you can dread it, the call prepped before you join it, and a rate that holds. Every message reviewed by a specialist, approved by you, sent under your name.
Leads that got a call within five minutes converted at 8 times the rate of leads called later (InsideSales, 2021). Good follow-up in sales means staying with each deal until there’s an answer. Most owners send one polite nudge, discount the moment price comes up, and let open deals quietly expire. Full research on the problems page. For how often to follow up and what to say, read how to follow up with leads.
AI drafts the repetitive parts, a specialist reviews everything, and you approve before it ships.
Proposals and follow-ups drafted the day the conversation starts. They’re warm, specific, and paced so polite never means gone.
A specialist reviews every message and preps every pricing conversation. The “your rate is too high” email gets an answer that isn’t a discount. You approve it, then it sends under your name.
One pipeline view of every open deal: who’s waiting, who’s gone quiet, which follow-up goes next. Deal notes mean nothing is forgotten.
Agencies charge $500–1,000 a month for their cheapest packages and up to $2,500–5,000 for the biggest. We don’t sell tiers: you get a written scope with a fixed price, and we take no percentage of anything you close.
Outsourced sales means hiring an outside team to find and close deals for you. Evensteer does part of that. You still take your own sales calls, and we do the work around them. AI drafts your proposals and follow-ups. A specialist reviews every message and preps you for the price talk. When a client says your rate is too high, you have an answer ready. You approve every message before it goes out under your name.
Follow up until you get a clear yes or no, because many deals die in silence after one polite nudge. When price comes up, ask what they’re comparing it to. If budget is the real problem, offer a smaller scope instead of a discount. Evensteer drafts each follow-up, and a specialist preps you for the price talk.
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