The Closer
When someone books a call, a short brief in your voice is waiting before it starts, every claim marked found, inferred, or assumed.
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Pre-call brief: Maya Reyes, Thursday 14:00.
Maya runs Northwind, a six person studio doing brand work for climate startups (found: northwind.example/about).
They publish a teardown every Friday, so the writing load is probably real (inferred).
She booked a discovery call rather than a demo, so she is still deciding whether this is worth an hour (inferred).
No pricing anywhere on the site (found), so expect the budget question early.
- Every claim marked found, inferred, or assumed.
- Written in your saved voice, not a template.
- Waiting before the call starts.
How The Closer works.
This is the starting point.
After it is deployed, tell Autoploy what to change, in plain words, and it changes.
How you get it running.
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Start your seven-day free trial.
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Pick up The Closer. It is waiting on your dashboard.
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Hand it your keys. Claude writes, your chat app receives. About 2 minutes.
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Watch it go live. Your next booking arrives already briefed.
Live in minutes. Nothing charged before day 7.
Common questions
Do I need to wire anything?
No. You open the agent, answer a few setup questions in plain words, and your Claude builds it. There is nothing to code and nothing to wire.
What if it cannot find anything about them?
It says so. A run that found little opens by telling you the research is thin instead of padding the brief, and every line it does write is marked found, inferred, or assumed. You are never handed a confident sentence that nothing is standing behind.
Does it actually sound like me?
It writes from the business context you saved, including the words you never want used. Those guardrails are both written into its instructions and stripped from the finished brief, so a forbidden phrase cannot reach you even if the model reaches for it.
Where does the brief land?
In your Slack by default, or in Discord or Telegram if you prefer. You pick where when you set the agent up, and every brief is also kept in your Call briefs list, one row per booked call.
What does it cost?
Signing up is free and takes no card. You can build one agent and run it yourself straight away. When you want it running on its own, every plan starts with a 7-day free trial and nothing is charged before day 7.
Notice what just happened.
You just read a working automation, end to end, and nothing needed translating. That is not a diagram of the product. It is the product. Autoploy agents are written in plain language, so reading one is the same as understanding it, and describing one is the same as building it.
Under the hood it is real infrastructure: webhooks, schedules, retries, the works. The interface is just a conversation. And if you already build with AI, it goes as deep as you want, Autoploy speaks MCP, so your own Claude can wire, extend, and ship agents straight from your chat.
When a new lead comes in, research them and draft a personal welcome email for my review.
The Closer is just one employee.
Anything you can describe in a sentence, your Claude can build the same way. If you can say it, it can run.
The ten minutes before the call.
A call lands in your calendar on Tuesday night while you are cooking. You glance at the name, do not recognise it, and get on with your evening.
Thursday, ten minutes before, you open your chat app and read four short paragraphs about who is about to join, what they sell, and what they will probably ask you.
You take the call as the person who did the homework, on a week where you never had ten spare minutes to do it.
The next one is already in your calendar.
Set this up before it starts, and every call after it arrives with the reading already done. It takes a few minutes, and the first seven days are free.
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