RepCue listens to the live call, pulls the answer out of your own pricing, playbooks and battlecards, and puts the exact words on screen before the moment passes.
Your pricing, playbooks and battlecards are written down. None of it is reachable in the four seconds a rep has to answer a hard question.
“I’ll follow up on that” is where deals slow down. The best rep on the team answers it live; everyone else schedules a second call.
Then the call ends and the real work starts: notes, CRM, follow-up email. Most of it done badly, late, or never.
RepCue closes both ends of the call: the right words during it, the finished work after it.
Pick a moment from a real sales conversation. Watch what the rep sees, and where every word came from.
“Enterprise is priced on seats plus live hours, and includes SSO/SAML, SCIM, RBAC and audit logs. Most teams your size start on a four-week paid pilot before we scope it.”
RepCue targets sub-second suggestion delivery at p50 and under two seconds at p95, inside the natural pause between a customer’s question and a rep’s reply. Latency is reported back to you per call, not hidden in a doc.
RepCue indexes what your company already knows, retrieves the passages that match the moment, and grounds the suggestion in them. No source, no suggestion.
“Enterprise adds SSO/SAML, SCIM, RBAC and audit logs, and is priced on seats plus live hours. I can have that scoped for you today.”
Every category below is useful. None of them are in the conversation at the moment the answer is needed.
Three prioritised suggestions, never a wall of text. It sits beside the call window, stays out of screen shares, and every card can be used, pinned or dismissed with one key.
Ranked, capped, and typed, so a glance is enough to know whether to use it.
Everyone signs into the same console. What loads (the home screen, the navigation and the rows behind it) is decided by role and by the team they belong to.
Scoping is enforced by the server, not by hiding buttons: a rep’s request is bounded to their own records whatever the client asks for, and a manager’s to the teams they manage.
RepCue turns the recording of what was said into the work that has to happen next: drafted, attributed, and waiting for one review.
Thanks for the time today. As promised: the security one-pager, EU residency notes, and a four-week pilot scope for three seats…
One review. Everything the call produced, ready to go. Nothing leaves RepCue until a human approves it.
Upload, and RepCue parses, chunks and indexes each document with permissions and freshness attached. Nothing to rewrite, no prompt engineering, no new content team.
“Cheaper per seat, but their suggestions aren’t grounded in your documents, so reps still leave the call to check. Want me to show the two side by side on the pilot?”
Not another BI dashboard. Four questions a sales leader actually asks, answered from what happened in the calls.
Which objections appear most, and where deals stall after they do.
Suggestions shown, used, pinned and dismissed, per rep and per type.
Discovery, objections, pricing and closing, drawn from real calls.
Calls with suggestions used vs. not, alongside delivery latency.
Every connector uses the provider’s own OAuth consent screen: no pasted tokens, no browser extensions. Nothing is written to your CRM without a human approving the diff.
Deal context into the call; rep-approved field changes written back after it.
The same context and approval flow for HubSpot pipelines.
Deal context and approved write-back for Pipedrive teams.
Auto-arm two minutes before each meeting with a pre-call brief; follow-ups sent as the rep.
Post-call summaries and coaching digests where the team already talks.
Keep the knowledge base in sync with where the documents actually live.
A visible notetaker bot for machines where the desktop app can't be installed.
The strictest setting, and a first-class one, not a degraded fallback.
Three seats, no procurement cycle.
The desktop HUD on each rep’s machine.
Audio, consent rules, privacy mode.
Upload the docs you already have.
Prove grounding on a fake call first.
Target: ~10 minutes from signup.
No CRM migration. No content rewrite. A roleplay call proves grounding before your team ever uses it on a customer.
Team plans start with a four-week paid pilot on a minimum of three seats, so you’ll know inside a month whether reps use it. Selling solo? Start at $29, one seat, today.
Pooled hours, overage, and the full feature comparison are on the pricing page →
RepCue is in its founding cohort, so there are no customer logos or results on this page yet. When the first fifteen teams finish their pilots, their words and their numbers go here: measured, attributed, and nothing invented in the meantime.
Give them the right words while the customer is still on the line.