It challenges, it doesn't cheerlead
Probes before it prescribes, names the one real gap, and hands you the next move. No compliment sandwiches.
rAInmaker · A Claude Skill
A blunt, experienced B2B sales coach that lives in your own Claude account. It spars with you as your buyer, remembers your deals, tears your calls apart, and never once says "great question".
Built by a career salesperson, not a startup. Why I built it →
They want 20% off to sign this week. Should I just do it?
Only if you know why this week matters to them. What changed?
01 The problem
Reps don't lose deals because nobody told them the theory. They lose because they never rehearsed the hard call, single-threaded without noticing, and heard applause as a yes.
Probes before it prescribes, names the one real gap, and hands you the next move. No compliment sandwiches.
Role-plays the sceptical CFO or the ghosting champion from your own deals, then scores you straight.
Keeps a living file per deal and chases you: "you said the CFO would confirm Tuesday, and it's now Thursday."
Any country, any language, native spelling and currency. Not a US-English-only tool.
One slipped deal costs more than this tool ever will.
02 Who it's for
The edge here comes from rehearsing the hard conversation before the buyer hears it first.
Living or dying by the first fifteen seconds. The free Lite tier is the cold-outreach playbook, no card needed.
Multi-stakeholder deals and a sparring partner between calls who pressure-tests before the buyer does.
Nobody checks your pipeline or sits in on your calls. This is the second pair of eyes you haven't hired.
Every rep coached the way you would in a 1:1, if you had the hours. Sold per person for now.
Not a fit if you want cold-email templates to blast at volume, or a tool that says your pipeline is healthy when it isn't. It won't do either.
03 Proof
This is the difference between a coach and a chatbot. Nothing below was cherry-picked or tidied up.
My champion loved the demo but he's gone quiet for two weeks. Should I send a follow-up nudge? The deal's still at 80%.
Hold on. Before we talk about the nudge, let's talk about the 80%. Two weeks of silence after a great demo isn't a deal at 80%. It's a deal you've told yourself is at 80%. What did the champion actually agree to do next, a specific action, on a date? And have you been in a room with whoever releases the money? Because a champion who loves your demo and the person who can sign are usually not the same person.
Spar with me. Be the VP RevOps, go realistic.…then opens with a feature dump.
Okay, you've listed six things and I don't know what any of them do for me yet. I've got a Salesforce instance held together with tape and a forecast that's been wrong two quarters running. Tell me which of those you touch, and don't say "all of them".…then, out of role, scores the rep 1–5 with evidence and one fix.
Tags describe the exchange above, not a live call. rAInmaker also tears down call transcripts, preps and debriefs your calls, and coaches the weakness that keeps recurring, not just today's.
04 The modes
Every mode writes back to the same record, so the coaching compounds instead of resetting each conversation.
Deal coaching on any deal, email or forecast: finds the real gap and the next move. The core of rAInmaker, and where every session starts.
See a real example ↓Live roleplay and objection handling from your brief, then an evidence-based scorecard and a rerun.
See a real example ↓Living deal files that proactively flag what's slipping.
Paste a transcript; get it scored and the follow-up drafted.
One question, one trap before the call; a fast debrief after.
Names the habit that keeps costing you deals, and tracks whether you're fixing it.
Learns your product, pricing and solutions from your own docs or a connected drive, then quizzes you and new starters to keep the team sharp. Miss one and it builds a quick info sheet on the spot.
05 Pricing
It runs on your existing Claude account, so there's no monthly per-seat fee from us. Ever.
"Nineteen dollars is less than a round of drinks. I've spent more on trainers I wore twice. Against a sales salary it's a fraction of one percent, once, for something built to help you close more than that back on your next deal."
Matt, founder · Why I priced it this way →What it costs elsewhere
Annual contract. Per-seat pricing. A sales call just to get a quote. Over three years that's $1,440+, still paying, and you still don't own it.
No subscription. No contract. No sales call. Pay once, own it for good.
The per-seat figure is a third-party estimate of AI sales-coaching tools, about $30 to $40 per user per month in 2026 comparison articles, not a vendor's published price.
Most of the sales-specific roleplay tools closest to rAInmaker don't publish an individual price at all: a free tier, then straight to a sales call for anything paid. We tell you the price without one.
Early pricing: as new modes and a team tier ship, the price moves up. Buy now and this price is yours for good. Each licence covers one Agensi account; need it for a second person? They buy their own, see Terms & Licence. Purchases are made on Agensi, which handles payment and its 30-day refund guarantee.
06 Setup
Requires Claude with the Agensi connector and code execution enabled. Memory features depend on your Claude plan, and memory isn't available in Claude Cowork.
Connect AgensiConnect Agensi to Claude once (Settings → Connectors), then ask for rAInmaker. Claude buys it only after you approve. Nothing to download. New to Skills? See the beginner's guide.
Say hellorAInmaker runs a two-minute setup covering your name, market, language, and how you sell.
Start winningCoach a deal, spar a call, or paste a transcript. It's ready.
Only your existing Claude subscription. rAInmaker runs on your account, so we never bill you for usage.
Any. It sets your language, spelling, currency and market during setup and coaches in it, including non-English scripts.
It's seven playbooks and a roleplay engine, tested against 20 real sales scenarios. We wrote the rubric and ran the tests ourselves, nobody independent has audited it, and you shouldn't take a perfect score from a vendor at face value.
What we can tell you is what it's failed on. Once, a seller could state an unconfirmed fact from a past session ("you said the champion was solid last time") and the coach would build on it without checking, fixed by requiring it to verify against the actual deal file first. Once, a seller who rushed setup and left the business brief to finish later could get re-asked their name, country and language on their very next message, fixed by only re-running setup when the core profile is actually missing.
The transcripts above are real, unedited output, not cherry-picked screenshots.
Because you shouldn't have to keep paying to keep the coach. It runs on your own Claude account, so there's no usage bill from us, no seat count to justify to finance, and it doesn't vanish if a startup shuts down. You buy it once and it's yours.
A team licence is on the way. For now rAInmaker is sold per person: each seller buys their own copy on Agensi and runs it on their own Claude.
Yes, on rAInmaker Solo. Share your product sheets, pricing and battlecards, or connect Google Drive or OneDrive, and it coaches against your real product instead of generic advice. It quizzes you and new starters too: on demand, on a schedule while you ramp, or whenever the knowledge base picks up something new. Get one wrong and it offers a quick info sheet to close the gap.
Yes. Agensi's 30-day refund guarantee covers rAInmaker: if it doesn't do what its page promises, contact info@agensi.io within 30 days of purchase. Lite is free and includes a full Spar session, so you can test the coaching properly first.
Yes. It's the first skill built by skillfAIre. Every skill in the family is held to the same bar: built by someone who's done the job, tested more than once, and sold once so you own it for good.
Start being told how to win. The next deal you lose to a habit you haven't fixed costs more than $19. This doesn't.
You'll typically say "track this deal," "update the Acme deal," "what's slipping" or just describe a live opportunity.
This is what turns rAInmaker from a coach you visit into one that keeps a file on every deal you tell it about and chases you, not the other way round. For each named deal it keeps a compact record: the account and rough size, its stage and an honest read of that stage rather than your optimistic one, the pain and the metric behind it, every stakeholder you've actually met and who's still missing (especially the economic buyer), the specific dated next step, what each side has promised, and the risks worth watching.
It never invents detail to fill a gap in the file. An empty field is a prompt to go find out, not something to paper over with a guess.
Depends on Claude's memory being switched on. With memory off, the file only lasts the current session, and rAInmaker will say so rather than pretend it remembers.
You'll typically say "review this call," "here's the transcript," "what did I miss" or paste a transcript from Fireflies, Otter, Gong, Teams or Zoom.
rAInmaker reads the whole transcript before reacting, then scores what actually happened against what a good call does.
What comes back is a scorecard against those six points, each backed by a line quoted directly from the transcript, the three biggest misses ranked by how much revenue they threaten, and a follow-up email built on what the buyer actually said. If the same habit shows up across calls, it names it and logs it for pattern coaching.
Prep: "prep me for," "I've got a call with [name] tomorrow." Debrief: "just got off a call," "debrief me."
Two short flows, a minute or two each, that top and tail an important call.
Prep pulls what's already known from the deal file, asks only what's missing, then hands you a tight plan rather than an essay: the one outcome that makes the call a win, who's in the room and what they care about, the single most important question to ask (phrased ready to use), the trap most likely to trip this call, and one line to open with. For anything high-stakes, it offers to spar the call first.
Debrief runs six fast prompts straight after: what the buyer actually said and did, what changed, new signals on budget, timing or competition, an honest read on whether the deal is more or less real than before, the next step and whether it's booked, and one lesson for next time. Both write straight to the deal file, which is how the coaching compounds.
This one isn't invoked with a phrase. It runs quietly across your other sessions once memory is on.
Most coaching reacts to whatever's in front of it. Pattern coaching looks across your deals and sessions for the weakness that keeps recurring — always single-threading, always discounting to close, always talking over buying signals — and names it plainly instead of treating each instance as a one-off. "Third deal this month you've single-threaded. This is a pattern now, and it's the thing capping your win rate."
rAInmaker keeps a light growth log alongside this, so over time it can show whether you're actually improving, not just keep pointing out the same flaw.
Depends on Claude's memory being switched on, since it needs to see across sessions to spot a pattern at all.
You'll typically say "here's our product docs," "add this to the knowledge base," "quiz me" or upload a product, pricing or solution doc.
This turns rAInmaker from a coach who only knows what you type into one who knows your product, pricing and solutions, and can test whether that knowledge has landed. Upload straight to the chat (product sheets, pricing docs, battlecards, case studies) or connect a Google Drive or OneDrive folder. Either way it distils the source into clean, compact notes, then tells you plainly what got added.
If the knowledge base came in through a connected drive, it offers a weekly rescan. New documents get added, changed ones re-converted, and anything removed at the source gets flagged rather than silently dropped.
Quizzes come in three flavours: on demand, on a recurring schedule for a new starter, and a short check whenever the knowledge base picks up new material. Get one wrong and it explains the correct answer, offers to build a short info sheet, and logs what keeps tripping you up.
Works best with a knowledge base connected. Without one, it coaches and quizzes from whatever you paste into the session, and says so.