1 AI Front Desk Sale
$449.10Upfront commission from the setup fee, plus $99.40 per active month for up to twelve months.
Best target for strong closers.Simple structure: every rep sells the three Fix It packages, follows the daily activity plan, uses the niche demo links, and knows exactly what creates a payday.
This is a commission-based recruiting page. It gives reps the pay plan, the pitch, the daily numbers, and the exact demo links they need to start selling.
These examples are simple illustrations. Actual pay depends on verified closed clients, payment status, cancellations, and rep activity.
Upfront commission from the setup fee, plus $99.40 per active month for up to twelve months.
Best target for strong closers.Upfront bonuses from four $497 monthly clients, plus $397.60 per active month while they stay active.
Strong monthly recurring base.Upfront bonuses from five $297 monthly clients, plus $297 per active month while those clients stay active.
Good entry offer for new reps.Sales reps do not need to manage the team. Reps need to create conversations, show the niche demo, and move qualified buyers to checkout.
Pick one niche, find local businesses, and contact owners, managers, or front desk decision makers.
Use the page that matches the business so the owner hears a demo built around their exact type of office.
Each rep prospects, books demos, presents the Fix It offer, sends checkout links, and follows up until the business buys or clearly says no.
Every rep follows the same simple flow so the prospect knows what Fix It does and what to do next.
Target dentists, chiropractors, physical therapy clinics, vets, med spas, dermatology clinics, and weight loss clinics.
Use a short message about missed calls, reviews, and appointments. Do not over-explain before they show interest.
Send the niche landing page and voice demo. Ask what happens now when calls or web leads come in after hours.
Recommend the right package, send checkout, confirm payment, and hand the client to onboarding.
Reps should send the page that matches the prospect. It makes the demo feel built for that business instead of generic.
Commissions are paid only after client payment clears. Recurring commissions continue while the client stays active, up to twelve months on the original sale.
| Package | Client Price | Sales Rep Upfront | Sales Rep Recurring |
|---|---|---|---|
| Review AutomationEasy first offer for Google reviews. | $297 per month | $150 bonus | 20% for 12 months = $59.40 per active month |
| AI ReceptionistMissed-call capture and appointment help. | $497 per month | $250 bonus | 20% for 12 months = $99.40 per active month |
| AI Front DeskFull setup across phone, SMS, email, WhatsApp, and booking. | $1,497 setup, then $497 per month after 30 days | 30% setup = $449.10 | 20% for 12 months = $99.40 per active month |
These rules keep payouts clean, avoid arguments, and make sure reps are paid for real clients.
This keeps training practical. New reps learn the offer, hear the demo, practice the words, then start controlled outreach.
Study the three packages, pricing, payout rules, and the seven niche pages.
Practice the first message, discovery questions, demo invite, and close out loud.
Pick one niche and collect 50 local businesses with owner, manager, or office contact info.
Send 25 first messages and log every reply, question, objection, and follow-up date.
Review your replies, tighten your pitch, and set the next week’s target.
Rep rule: do not freelance the offer in week one. Use the script first, then improve from real replies.
The activity plan is simple enough for new reps and strong enough to create consistent demos.
Contact local businesses by email, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, website form, or direct walk-in list.
A real conversation means the owner, manager, or front desk replies and discusses missed calls, reviews, or appointments.
Send the correct niche page and invite them to test the voice demo while the problem is fresh.
Follow up with every warm lead from the last seven days. Most sales close after the first reminder, not the first message.
The buyer does not want another tool. They want more booked appointments, fewer missed calls, better reviews, and less front-desk pressure.
When a prospect says one of these problems, the rep should connect it directly to one of the Fix It packages.
Busy front desk, lunch breaks, after-hours calls, emergency calls, callback delays, and leads calling the next business.
Happy customers leave quietly, unhappy customers speak loudly, and the business loses trust before the first conversation.
Forms, texts, social messages, and emails sit too long. Hot leads cool off before anyone asks them to book.
Short wins. The goal is not to explain everything. The goal is to start a useful conversation.
Hi [Name], I work with local [niche] businesses on missed-call recovery, Google reviews, and appointment follow-up. Quick question: when your team misses a call or gets a website lead after hours, does someone follow up automatically?
That makes sense. We built a quick Fix It demo for [niche] owners so you can hear how the AI front desk answers, qualifies, and moves the lead toward booking. Want me to send you the demo link?
If reviews are the easiest place to start, I would begin with Review Automation at $297 per month. We set it up once, it asks happy customers for reviews, and it gives your business a cleaner reputation engine without adding more work to the front desk.
Based on what you told me, the full AI Front Desk makes the most sense. It is $1,497 for setup, then $497 per month after the first 30 days. It covers phone, SMS, email, WhatsApp, booking handoff, owner alerts, and monthly tuning. If you want to move forward, I can send the checkout link and start onboarding.
Reps should answer clearly, then ask a question that brings the buyer back to the real business problem.
“That is good. Fix It is not replacing your front desk. It catches what the front desk cannot catch when they are busy, closed, or working with patients.”
“I understand. We keep the AI focused on intake, basic questions, lead capture, review requests, and clean handoffs. Anything sensitive can route to your team.”
“Totally fair. One missed high-value appointment can cost more than the monthly plan. The question is whether missed calls and slow follow-up are already costing you business.”
“Of course. Before I follow up, what part are you still deciding on: the price, the setup, or whether your team would actually use it?”