It forgets everything
Every chat starts from zero. You re-explain your business to a machine every single morning.
For established coaches and consultants already making sales
We install your AI HQ, one brain that holds everything about your business, then staff it with one AI agent a month. The first hire turns calls you’re already taking into closes, so the build pays for itself before your next payroll run.
Built in your accounts, on your infrastructure. Yours to keep, whatever happens next.
Sound familiar?
You’re past the survival stage. The leads come in, the sales happen. And somehow everything still runs through you.
Every decision, every answer, every fire routes through you. There just isn’t enough of you to go around.
Calls you should win die in “let me think about it.” Same leads, same offer, less revenue than the business deserves.
You explain it, they half-build it, and it lands back on your desk at 11pm anyway.
Agencies, contractors, freelancers. Every month the invoices land. The needle barely moves.
ChatGPT here, an automation there. Every chat starts from zero, and none of it knows your business.
Every new hire takes months to ramp, because the real operating manual is you.
Why the last AI thing changed nothing
They sold you tools when you needed infrastructure. A hammer, when you needed a factory. It was never going to work, and it was never your fault.
Every chat starts from zero. You re-explain your business to a machine every single morning.
Your offers, your numbers, your customers’ exact words. It has none of it, so it gives you generic.
Another subscription. Another tab. Another thing on your plate that only works when you push it.
Here’s the thing: AI works exactly like a new employee. Give it nothing about your company and you get generic. Give it everything and it performs like it’s been on your team for years. The fix isn’t another tool. It’s a headquarters.
The fix, in order
You didn’t fail at delegating. You failed at capturing. So we capture first, then staff: three stages, nine steps, one transformation.
The Deploy stage, up close
Every agent has a job title and a job a human used to do. Your Decode names the order, and every month one more of them shows up for work.
Pre-sells every lead with your videos, emails and texts, so calls become confirmations
Convincing on every call
Usually the first hire
Calls every new lead inside 60 seconds, qualifies them and books the right ones
An appointment setter
$3K/mo
Turns your old list of leads and past clients back into booked calls
A job nobody does today
No human equivalent
Reviews every recorded sales call and pulls out the objections and buyer language
A job that usually gets skipped
No human equivalent
Writes, launches and tests your Facebook and Instagram ads, judged on booked calls
An ads agency
$5K to $8K/mo
The first hire pays for the build
Your Decode names your first hire: the one with the fastest, most provable return. Usually it’s the AI Sales Closer, which runs your pre-sell system so the convincing happens before the call instead of on it. Same leads. Same offer. Same price.
Even a smaller jump, from a 20% to a 40% close rate on a $15,000 offer with 10 leads a month, is an extra $360,000 a year. That’s one hire. There are nine more on the board.
Don’t take my word for it
Christian
Robbie
Who’s behind it
Watch the short breakdown, tell us about your business, and we’ll map out exactly what your HQ and your first hire would look like.
See How It WorksThe HQ Build includes your first hire, and it usually pays for itself with one extra close.
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