Voice agents that call, compare, and haggle.
Brief an AI buyer once. It phones every vendor in parallel, collects itemised quotes, then calls back and negotiates with competing bids as leverage, every claim backed by a recording.
Parallel calls
Every vendor rung at once, not one by one
Two rounds
Quote first, then negotiate with leverage
Zero bluffing
Leverage only from quotes vendors committed
How it works
From brief to best price in four steps
Two generic voice agents, an intake interviewer and a buyer, do the calling so you never have to.
Brief the intake agent
Talk through your job, or upload the paperwork. The agent turns it into an itemised spec every vendor quotes against.
Calls go out in parallel
A buyer agent rings each vendor, works through the same spec, and gathers line-item quotes, recorded end to end.
The leverage round
Armed with committed bids, the agent calls back and haggles, quoting real competitor numbers and never invented ones.
Evidence-backed report
Ranked quotes, red flags, and a recording behind every claim land in one report you can act on.
Why it wins
Negotiation you can audit
Cheap talk is easy for an AI. The Negotiator is built so every number it uses on a call traces back to evidence.
Itemised, comparable quotes
Every vendor prices the same spec, so line items line up and hidden extras stand out immediately.
Red flags surfaced
Vague pricing, pressure tactics, and dodged questions get flagged, with the transcript to prove it.
Honest by construction
Leverage is built server-side from committed quotes only. The agent physically cannot bluff on your behalf.
Pick your market
One engine, any vertical
Verticals are config files, not code. The same two agents negotiate a house move or a fender bender.
Moving
Apartment and house moves: crew size, truck, packing, stairs, insurance, all quoted line by line.
Auto body
Collision repair estimates: parts, labour, paint, OEM vs aftermarket. Same engine, new market.
Stop overpaying.
Put an agent on the phone.
Describe the job once. The agents handle the calls, the haggling, and the receipts.