The follow-up email
Written like your rep talks. Sent in minutes, not Thursday.
For founders who hired salespeople and are still closing most of the deals themselves.
Installed for you. Run by your reps.
We record every call, tell each rep the exact line to fix, and draft the follow-up email, the one-pager, and the proposal before they've closed their laptop...
So your reps follow up like you would, deals stop dying in silence, and you get back to running the company.
Trusted by 78+ B2B sales teams
Trusted by 78+ B2B sales teams
One sales call
Discovery call · Acme
Recorded in the background. No bot in the room.
Your rep hangs up. That's the whole job.
The DistributeOS loop
Eight things done before your rep gets coffee
Written like your rep talks. Sent in minutes, not Thursday.
One link the buyer can forward to whoever actually signs.
For the boss who wasn't on the call.
Their numbers, done for them, so they can get it approved.
Who does what by when, agreed before they hang up.
Did your rep ask the right questions? You know without listening to the recording.
The one thing to say differently next time.
Logged in HubSpot or Salesforce. Nobody has to remember.
It's not that your reps are bad...
You close because you know what to say next. They don't. So they send one email and wait.
Buyers spend about 5% of their buying time with any one vendor's rep.
5%
with your rep
The other 95% happens where your rep can't see: their boss, their partner, their group chat.
95%
without your rep
So the deal stalls, your rep says “they went quiet,” and you assume it's the rep. It isn't. Nobody built them anything for the other 95%.
Before Distribute
Follow-up speed
2-3 days
What the decision maker sees
Whatever your rep remembered
The playbook
Every rep wings it
Coaching
When you have time (never)
Deal memory
In your rep's head
Admin per call
20 minutes
After Distribute
Follow-up speed
Minutes
What the decision maker sees
A one-page case for saying yes
The playbook
The way you sell, on every call
Coaching
Every call, automatically
Deal memory
One place you can ask
Admin per call
1 minute
Source: Gartner research on how B2B buyers spend their time.
Instead of finding out on Friday that nobody followed up with Tuesday's lead...








What would it be worth to you, if you could...
Time to first follow-up
On hang-upYour team now
With DistributeOS
Follow-ups that go out
The system keeps goingYour team now
With DistributeOS
Most deals close after the fifth follow-up. Most reps stop after one. Not lazy. Nobody told them, and nobody's watching.
DistributeOS writes the email, the page, and the proposal the second the call ends. The rep reads it and hits send.
So the deal keeps moving even on the days your rep forgets.
The team that shows up after the call wins. The system makes sure that's yours.
One customer closed a $160K deal off a single page. Another, $63K. A third told us it “paid for itself for life.”
We set it up. We tune it to how you sell.
Your reps run it. You watch it work.
Every call your team has ever taken lives in one place. Ask it “what did Acme say about price?” and it answers from the actual recording, not from what your rep remembers.
So no deal lives only in one rep's head. And when a rep leaves, the deals don't leave with them.
You just ask, and the deal's whole story is right there.
Everything the deal ever said
Answered from your real calls
Zoom, Meet, Teams, phone. Nothing joins the call, so the buyer never sees a robot. Reps also get a one-click video recorder for quick walkthroughs.
So you can finally see what your reps say on calls without sitting in on them.
You never lose another call to somebody's notes.
Recording in the background
Into the Brain
Right after the call: did the rep dig into the problem? Lock a next step? Handle the price question? They get the exact line to say next time. You see where the whole team stalls.
So coaching happens on every call, not the one time a quarter you get around to it.
You stop guessing why deals die.
Scored the second it ends
The line for next time
The email, the buyer page, the one-pager, the proposal, and the next-steps plan, drafted the moment the call ends. In your brand, in your words. The rep reviews and sends.
So the buyer hears from your rep first, every time.
Your team follows up before the other vendor finds their notes.
Call ends 2:31 PM
Drafted by 2:32 PM
The system watches which pages get opened, which deals stall, which close. What worked for your best rep becomes the default for your newest one.
So month six is smarter than week one. Your reps get better without you running another training.
It compounds. The old way just repeats.
Every signal feeds back in
The team gets the upgrade
Chance this deal still moves
Put this on your team's next call. It's live on day one.
Or keep closing everything yourself, and wonder why you hired anyone.
Because I built this for my own team first, and I still sell with it every day.
It has run across $100M in closed deals.
On top of that...






At setup
We pull your team's real calls and show you exactly where deals are dying after the call, and what it's costing you.

At setup
Every account, contact, objection, and price conversation in one place your whole team can ask.

At setup
We build the scorecard around your process, not a generic one. Reps see the next line. You see where deals stall.

At setup
Follow-up, one-pager, proposal, next-steps plan. All designed to look like you before your reps take their first call on it.

At setup
We train your reps to run it, live, as a group. Then the system does the remembering, so it sticks after the training ends.
Replaces: $1,000/head training
On hang-up
No bot in the room. The email, the page, and the proposal are drafted before your rep has closed the tab.

Every month
A dedicated Slack channel and a monthly deal review with someone who's built sales teams. The sales leader you'd hire if you could, without the salary.
The old way
A notetaker, a CRM, a training course, and you, checking on everyone.
Nothing talks. Nothing sticks.
What it's costing you now
Real customer deals. Most teams stop at one follow-up. The leak is every hang-up that never gets to five.
DistributeOS
Your next step
One extra closed deal a year and it's paid for. It costs less than one rep who isn't closing, and a fraction of the VP of Sales you can't hire yet.
It depends on your team size and what we deploy.
What we can tell you here: it's not a login. It's a deployed system plus the strategist who tunes it.
If it gets you one extra close, it pays for itself. Those weren't small: $63K and $160K.
Claim your free 30-minute strategy session and we'll run the exact numbers with your deal data.
No. Trainings fade.
This is a system your reps run every day.
The cohort training we include teaches your reps to run the system, and then the system does the remembering.
Teams that aren't taking sales calls yet. The system compounds on real conversations.
And if you want an AI agent to do the selling for you, that's not us either.
Your reps sell. The system handles everything around the selling.
No. Import your Gong and Fathom recordings in one click.
DistributeOS puts the deal memory, the coaching, and the buyer pages on top of what you already pay for.
Many teams consolidate later, on their own schedule.
Then they just got leverage.
Enablement teams use DistributeOS to make the playbook real on every call, instead of living in a deck nobody opens.
They keep their job. The system does the remembering.
The platform is live on day one.
Your reps take normal calls the whole time while we build the Deal Brain and tune the scoring to your process.
Fully tuned within 30 days. That's the guarantee.
Your reps. That's the point.
We train them in a cohort during deployment. After that, no admin seat, no certified engineer, no consultant on retainer.
We stay in the loop for strategy and tuning.
SOC 2 Type II certified. Encrypted in transit and at rest.
Your data is yours. Export it anytime.
The full overview lives at distribute.so/security.
Yes. Distribute removes the awkward bot, not the heads-up.
“I'm recording so I can focus on you instead of my notes, that OK?”
Buyers generally appreciate it.