Why a guy who does sales.
You built something. You don’t have to hire a salesperson to sell it. He does it, end to end, on his own: finds the buyers, emails them from your Gmail, follows up, answers, brings you the buyer.
What he does
Salesguy (salesguy.com) is your end-to-end sales guy: paid, you tap once and from then on he runs your sales on his own, every day, finds the buyers who would pay, writes each one an email, sends it from your own Gmail, follows up, reads every reply and answers their questions himself, and brings you the buyer when they are ready to talk. You build. He sells. You don’t have to learn sales. You don’t have to hire a salesperson. Salesguy finds the buyers, writes each one, sends from your own Gmail and follows up, on his own, for $50 a month. It starts with the brief: you paste your product’s URL (or run npx salesguy in its repository); he reads the product and writes who would pay and why, where those people already said so in public, with the quote and the link, and what not to do. The brief is free, no account. Putting him to work is $50 once or $50 a month. From that tap the selling is his: those buyers found by name and emailed every weekday, inside the ceilings at salesguy.com/limits. Any reply stops that person’s follow-ups; when a buyer wants to talk, the conversation is yours.
Selling it is a second job you didn’t sign up for, and a salesperson is a hire you don’t have to make. He reads your page and writes a brief you can argue with. Paid, you tap once and the selling is his: every weekday he finds the buyers, emails them from your Gmail, follows up, answers their questions himself, and brings you the buyer when they are ready to talk. Every day, without being asked, he also works the rest of your sales in five lanes: people you already know, conversations already happening, places to show up, a page that can sell, and a careful first knock. Switch Full run on and the check-ins go out on their own. He asks you for one kind of thing only: what only you can say. Everything he did and did not do is on the receipt each day. You build. He sells.
What he is not
Not a blast tool. Not a CRM. Not a note-taker. Not a plan you carry out yourself. Not a hire. Not something you have to run. He works from your own Gmail, inside the ceilings on /limits, and Pause everything stops every send in under a minute. When a buyer answers, he stops the follow-ups and answers them; when they are ready to talk, the conversation is yours.
What it costs
The brief is free. Putting him to work is $50 once or $50 a month. Fuel is one pool, and the cost is on every button before you tap it.
What never changes
The rules he runs on are public and generated from the code, not written for the page.
- Blast anyone. Post as you on Reddit, Hacker News or X. Promise customers.
- Send a stranger anything you haven’t read, from any account, ever.
- Quote a price, a trial or a link you haven’t confirmed.
Talk to a person
Questions, or something he got wrong: hello@salesguy.com. A person answers.