Agencies and consultancies · Interactive demo
First call after the email
Calls the company that replied, and finds out whether it is real.
Hear the opening response, test the live conversation, and see how this workflow would feel on your own line.
Listen first. Then put it on the spot.
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First call after the email
Speek has emailed this company and had a reply. The call works out whether there is a live requirement, who signs for it, and whether a meeting is worth anyone's time — then books one or closes the thread honestly.
Voice
“You replied to an email we sent on Tuesday about relaunching the site. If that has gone away since, tell me and I will close the thread. If it has not, I would like to put fifteen minutes in the diary.”
- confident
- Flat and factual. Provenance is the first thing a stranger on the phone owes you.
- calm
- Level. An easy exit offered early is what stops the rest sounding like a pitch.
- confident
- Firms up. The ask is the only part that should sound like an ask.
What to listen for
Whether it says who it is calling for, takes a no the first time it is given, and never claims a conversation that did not happen.
No microphone needed for the sample.
Try the live call
You are the one picking up.
- Who is this exactly?
- We already work with an agency
- Send me something in writing instead
Your browser will ask for the microphone. Nothing is recorded.
Put the same experience on your line.
Start with one useful workflow.
We’ll map the questions, knowledge, calendar action, and handoff your team needs—then test it against real calls.