Venues and events
Weddings, parties, celebrations and corporate events.
The ask: a viewing booked on the call, with a day and a time.
Lucky Coach listens to your team's recorded sales calls in HubSpot, scores each one against a scorecard built for your industry, and tells each rep the one or two things that would win them more deals. Every evening, with nothing for anyone to do.
Your first 50 calls are scored free. From the makers of Lucky Call.
An example note. Names and figures are made up.
Most sales calls are never listened to again. Lucky Coach reviews all of them, so good habits get noticed and missed chances get fixed while they are fresh.
Recorded sales calls that connected, on deals not yet won. Service calls and calls after a booking are left out.
Seven parts, each out of 5, with the rep's own words as evidence. A score out of 100, in green, amber or red.
The score sits on the call record, ready for your own HubSpot reports.
A short note: what went well, two things to work on, and the words to try tomorrow. Positives first.
A weekly flash: call of the week, the league table, the best line, and where the team is leaving money.
Prefer a weekly rhythm? Switch from every evening to once a week in setup.
The biggest single difference between calls that win and calls that don't is whether the rep asks for the next commitment while the customer is on the line. So "the ask" carries the most weight.
When a customer offers to pay or come in and gets a link in reply, that is a missed buying signal, and it costs 10 points. House rules, such as never reading card details out on a recorded call, are flagged without changing the score.
You can change the weights, the wording and the house rules. We suggest asking your best reps to help set them.
Pick your industry in setup and Lucky Coach knows what a great call looks like for you, starting with what the rep should be asking for.
Weddings, parties, celebrations and corporate events.
The ask: a viewing booked on the call, with a day and a time.
Clubs, gyms, golf and anything people join.
The ask: the joining link sent while they are still on the phone.
Societies, parties and corporate days.
The ask: the deposit link sent on the call.
Quotes for work in people's homes.
The ask: a survey or quote visit booked.
New business calls and discovery calls.
The ask: a demo or meeting in the diary with the decision maker.
Buyer and tenant enquiries.
The ask: a viewing booked.
An example flash. Names and figures are made up.
A dashboard inside HubSpot shows scores by rep and by part of the call, how often your team makes the ask, and the house rules being broken.
What a better score is worth. Once enough of your scored calls have been won or lost, Lucky Coach measures how scores and wins move together in your own deals, and estimates what lifting every rep's average by 10% would add in a year. It is an estimate that shows a link, not a promise.
A league table, not a telling-off sheet. Notes lead with what went well. Reps see their own scores; the flash goes to the manager.
One call scored counts as one, however long the call. Add as many reps as you like. Prices are for early access and may change before launch.
Your first 50 calls scored, one-off, with every feature.
No monthly fee. Pay for what you use.
Covers your first 750 calls, then 10p each.
As a guide, a rep who has 15 scored sales conversations a day uses about 300 a month: £45 on Pay as you go.
Lucky Coach reads a call's transcript, scores it, and does not keep it. It keeps the scores, a few short quotes and the tips, for up to 400 days, so the dashboard and trends work.
Card numbers are removed from anything it keeps. Access keys are encrypted. If you uninstall, your data is deleted within seven days.
Transcripts are scored by an AI model from Anthropic, under terms that do not allow your calls to be used to train it. Recording calls needs the right notice or consent for your customers; that part is yours to set up.
Each score comes with the rep's own words as evidence, so anyone can see why. Scores are a guide from the recording, not the whole story, and Lucky Coach says when it is unsure. During early access we are checking it against calls scored by experienced sales managers.
It depends how it is introduced. Lucky Coach is written to feel like a coach: notes start with what went well, suggest words to try, and only the rep and their manager see them. Asking your best reps to help set the scorecard makes a big difference.
Calls that did not connect, calls under a minute (you can change this), calls with no recording, calls on a deal that is already won, and anything that is not a sales conversation, such as customer service or suppliers. Those do not count towards your bill.
No. They work on their own. Lucky Call follows up the calls that were not answered; Lucky Coach improves the ones that were.
HubSpot first. Tell us which one you use and we will let you know when it is ready.
We are opening it to a small number of teams first. Tell us your industry and roughly how many sales calls your team makes a week.