Sales Pitch
Alright.You’re Thisright — your instinct is correct.
What you had before was a feature explanation.
What you need is a spokencontrol-the-narrative sales pitchconversation.
I’ll give you a stronger, founder-level sales call framework that:
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Forces them to quantify pain
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Makes the cost obvious before you
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Positions your tool as a
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Makes the close feel logical, not salesy
This is how experienced operators sell.
🧠 SALES CALL FRAMEWORK: STATE → GAP → FUTURE → BRIDGE
You do not pitch first.NoYou fluff.diagnose, Nothen AI buzzwords. Built for HVAC owners / operators.narrate.
30-Second1️⃣ ColdOPENING: /CONTROL IntroTHE PitchFRAME (30 sec)
“
HeyBefore I explain anything, I want to understand how you’re handling leads today.
If it’s not a fit, I’ll tell you straight.”
This immediately:
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Lowers defenses
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Signals confidence
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Gives you authority
2️⃣ CURRENT STATE: FORCE THEM TO ADMIT THE PROBLEM
Ask [Name]only these questions,. quickDon’t questionimprovise.
Q1 — Lead Volume
“Roughly how
fastmany Meta leads do youusuallygetcallperback Meta leads?Most HVAC companies tell me it’s anywhere from 30 minutes to a few hours.month?”
TheLet problemthem is: whoever calls first usually wins the job.answer.
What
Q2 — theResponse momentTime (critical)
“When a lead comes in,
ourhowAIfastcallsdoes someone usually call them?”
Pause. Let silence work.
Q3 — Coverage Gap
“What happens to leads that come in after hours or when the team is busy?”
This exposes the leak.
Q4 — Ticket Size (THIS JUSTIFIES PRICE)
“What’s your average service call worth?
And installs — ballpark?”
Let them within 5 minutes, qualifies them, and bookssay the jobnumbers straightout into your calendar.No missed leads. No after-hours losses. No sales team chasing tire-kickers.”loud.
60-Second3️⃣ CoreMIRROR PitchBACK THEIR REALITY (UseTHIS thisIS WHERE POWER COMES)
Now you summarize their own words:
“Okay — so you’re getting about [X] leads/month,
calling them back indemos)about [Y time],
and an average job is worth $[Z].”
“That means missing just one job per week costs you roughly $[Z × 4] a month.”
Stop talking.
Let that land.
This is where they emotionally buy in.
4️⃣ FUTURE STATE: PAINT WHERE THEY WANT TO GO
“
Here’sIdeally, you’d want every lead called immediately —
even at night, on weekends, when your team is busy —
and only therealityseriouswithhomeownersMetalandingleadsoninyourHVAC.calendar.”
Get them to say yes.
5️⃣ THE GAP (THIS IS THE ENEMY)
“The gap right now isn’t your service or pricing.
It’s response time.”
“When someone’s AC breaks, they
submitdon’tformswaitto4–5 companies.—Theythey bookwithwhoever respondsfirstfirst.”
You are positioning delay as the villain —, not thetheir cheapest, not the best website.team.
6️⃣ THE BRIDGE: INTRODUCE YOUR TOOL (ONLY NOW)
Our“Whatsystemwefixesbuiltonlyisoneathing:safetyspeed-to-lead.net for that gap.”
“The
secondmoment a lead comes in:
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AIIt’scalls themcalled within 5minutes, 24/7minutes -
Confirms they’re a homeowner Checks urgencyQualified-
And
booksbookeda real appointment directly oninto your calendar
before competitors even respond.”
YourNotice:
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seesqualified, ready-to-buy jobs.No
renters.AI hype -
No
‘justfeaturecheckinglistprices’. -
callingJust
peopleoutcomewho
Demo7️⃣ TransitionDEMO (VerySHORT Important)+ PROOF-BASED)
“
Instead of me explaining it, letLet me show you exactly what your customersexperience.hear.”
(TriggerPlay:
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Live demo or
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Real call
orrecordingplay
After demo:
“That
entirecallflowwould’vehappenedbeenautomatically.Nolostsalesperson.ifNonodelay.oneNorespondedfollow-up needed.fast.”
Objection8️⃣ HandlingPRICE JUSTIFICATION (ShortTHIS +IS Sharp)WHERE IT BECOMES OBVIOUS)
❓ “Is this an AI talking to my customers?”
“YesNow —but it’s not trying to replace your techs or upsell.Itand onlyqualifies and books.If the lead gets technical, it escalates or schedulesnow —that’s it.”
❓ “What if customers don’t like AI calls?”
“They already don’t like waiting.We seehigher pickup ratesbecause the call happens while the problem is still urgent.”
❓ “What if it books when we’re unavailable?”
“It only books inside the availabilityyoudefine.After-hourssayleads get scheduled for the next open slot — instead of being lost.”price.
Pricing Close (No Negotiation Energy)
“This
isn’t priced per seat or per user.
It’scosts $249/month, covers up to 300 leads, and includes setup..”
IfThen itimmediately doesn’t:anchor:
“That’s less than:
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CallOneeverymissedleadservicein under 5 minutescall -
QualifyOnethememergencycorrectly And book real appointments
We refund you. Simple.”
(Pause)
Final Close (Scarcity + Logic)
“We only onboard5 HVAC companies per monthbecause setup is hands-on.
If you’re running Meta ads and missing even one job per week, this pays for itself.
Want to see it live with your own leads?”
One-Line Version (For WhatsApp / LinkedIn)
“We help HVAC companies win Meta leads by calling them within 5 minutes and booking jobs automatically — before competitors respond.”
If you want next, I can:
Rewrite this into afounder-to-founder LinkedIn DMTurn it into aVSL scriptCreate asales call checklistso you don’t ramblerepair-
Or
sharpena fraction of one install”
“If it
specificallysaves even one job, it pays for itself.”
No pause yet.
9️⃣ RISK REVERSAL (REMOVE FINAL RESISTANCE)
“You’re month-to-month.
If it doesn’t call leads in under 5 minutes and book real appointments, we refund you.”
“You’re not betting on AI — you’re testing faster response.”
🔟 CLOSE (ASSUMPTIVE, NOT PUSHY)
“Do you want to try this with your next batch of leads?”
OR
“If we had this running this week, would that help you capture more jobs?”
Let them answer.
🧠 WHY THIS WORKS (IMPORTANT)
You:
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Made
HVACthemownersdefinevsvalueHVAC -
agenciesMade them say ticket size
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Made them admit delay
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Made price feel small before saying it
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Positioned tool as insurance, not software
TellThis meis whichoperator one.selling, not SaaS selling.
FINAL UPGRADE (OPTIONAL BUT POWERFUL)
Add this line near the end:
“Most HVAC companies don’t lose jobs because they’re bad.
They lose them because they’re slow.”
That sentence sticks.