ConversationPilot listens to your Zoom, Teams and Meet calls in real time and surfaces the exact question, objection response, and next step — while the conversation is still happening.
Works on Zoom, Teams & Google Meet · Mac & Windows · 7-day free trial
Most sales tools tell you what went wrong after the call is over. By then the deal has already moved on. An AI sales copilot flips that: it works during the conversation, when you can still change the outcome. Reviewing a lost call teaches you something for next time; coaching a live call helps you win this one — and that is where the returns compound.
ConversationPilot listens to both sides of your call, understands what the prospect just said, and surfaces the next best question, a crisp objection response, or a qualification prompt in under two seconds. It also keeps a live scorecard of your deal — need, budget, authority, timeline, competition — so you always know what is still missing before you hang up. The guidance is specific to the moment, not a generic tip you have to translate into the situation yourself.
It runs as a discreet desktop overlay on top of Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, and it is invisible when you share your screen. No bot joins the meeting, and the overlay is hidden from screen sharing, so to the prospect the call looks completely ordinary. The result is simple: every rep performs like your best rep, on every call, without memorising a playbook — and managers get a consistent way to lift the whole team rather than a few well-reviewed recordings.
An AI sales copilot is a real-time assistant that sits alongside you during live sales conversations. Unlike a meeting recorder or a note-taker, it is not built to summarise the past — it is built to improve the present call. ConversationPilot continuously transcribes both speakers, detects context and intent, and generates guidance the moment you need it.
In practice that means three things happening at once. First, listening: the copilot captures your microphone and the meeting audio as separate streams, so it knows exactly who said what. Second, understanding: it detects objections, buying signals, competitor mentions, budget references and decision-maker cues as they come up. Third, coaching: it turns that understanding into a single, glanceable prompt — the next best question to ask, or the strongest way to handle the objection that was just raised.
Because everything happens live, the copilot changes the call while it is still winnable. You stop forgetting to ask about timeline. You stop fumbling the pricing objection. You stop talking 70% of the time without noticing.
Objections are where deals are won and lost, and they almost always arrive when you are least prepared for them. ConversationPilot detects the objection as it is spoken — price, timing, status quo, a competitor, a procurement hurdle — and instantly surfaces a proven way to respond.
The guidance is specific, not generic. If a prospect says they are happy with their current provider, the copilot does not tell you to "build rapport." It gives you the exact line: a question that surfaces the gap between what they have and what they need. You stay in control of the conversation and respond like you have handled this objection a hundred times — because the copilot has.
Great discovery is complete discovery. ConversationPilot keeps a running qualification scorecard during the call and marks each criterion as covered, partial, or still open. For sales that means need, budget, authority, timeline, competition and current solution.
You can see at a glance what you still need to uncover before the call ends — so you never hang up realising you forgot to ask who signs off, or when their contract renews. After the call, the same scorecard feeds a call score and a structured report, so managers can coach against real qualification gaps instead of gut feel.
The best discovery calls are the ones where the prospect talks more than the rep. ConversationPilot measures your talk-to-listen ratio live, counts your questions, flags interruptions, and warns you when you slip into a monologue.
Because the desktop app captures your microphone and the prospect separately, the split is exact — not a guess. If you have been talking 70% of the time, you will see it and the copilot will nudge you to ask an open question and listen. Over time, those nudges build the single habit that most improves close rates: talking less and asking more.
Most copilots are sales-only, which leaves recruitment teams — who live on calls just as much — without a tool that understands their conversations. ConversationPilot supports both natively. The same real-time engine that coaches a sales call coaches a screening or candidate call, with signals and scoring built for talent rather than retrofitted from sales.
In recruitment mode it surfaces the next best question live and tracks a scorecard tuned for hiring — salary, notice period, motivation, eligibility, availability and culture-fit indicators — while detecting the signals recruiters care about: notice period, salary expectations, motivation, interview activity elsewhere, eligibility, relocation and counteroffer risk. Because one product covers both motions, an organisation can put a real-time copilot in front of its whole revenue-and-talent team rather than buying separate tools and stitching them together.
Conversation intelligence platforms like Gong and Chorus are built around recording calls and reviewing them later. That is genuinely useful for coaching trends and pipeline visibility — but it does nothing for the call you are on right now.
ConversationPilot is real-time first. The coaching happens live, on the rep's screen, in the moment it can change the outcome. You still get the post-call report, the CRM notes, and the follow-up email draft — but the headline value is the assist during the call, not the autopsy after it. For teams that want to lift win rates rather than just analyse them, real-time coaching is the difference that compounds on every conversation.
The hard part of a live call is that meaningful moments hide in ordinary sentences, and you cannot catch all of them while also listening, thinking and responding. ConversationPilot watches for them so you do not have to. It flags buying signals the instant they surface, so you press where there is genuine interest instead of moving on. It notes competitor mentions so you can position against them on the spot. It picks up budget references, decision-maker cues, timelines, procurement hurdles and renewal dates as they come up in conversation.
Each of these is surfaced live, not buried in a transcript you read tomorrow. A buying signal you see during the call is an opportunity to advance the deal; the same signal in a report after the call is a missed one. Because the copilot reads both speakers as separate streams, the signals are attributed accurately to the prospect rather than confused with your own words. The effect is that nothing important slips past unnoticed, even when the conversation is moving quickly and your attention is fully on the person in front of you.
The copilot does not stop working when you hang up. The moment the call ends, ConversationPilot generates a structured report automatically — an executive summary, key points, objections raised, buying signals, risks, recommended next actions, CRM notes and a draft follow-up email. The least glamorous and most-skipped part of selling is handled for you, accurately, from a speaker-attributed transcript rather than from what you half-remember.
That means you walk away from every call with a clear record and a ready next step, without scribbling notes mid-conversation. Your CRM stays current within a framework for HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive, instead of drifting out of date because logging calls is tedious. And because the deeper analysis runs on a stronger model while the live prompts run on a faster one, the report is thorough without ever slowing the in-call assist. The live coaching and the post-call write-up reinforce each other: fast guidance in the moment, complete documentation right after.
A copilot that only helps your top performer is a missed opportunity. ConversationPilot is built so the entire team benefits and so adoption is easy. Individuals can start on a free tier with a few coached calls a month, then move to a Solo plan for full live coaching. Teams add a manager dashboard and leaderboards, and a Manager tier layers on deeper oversight — so the same product scales from a single rep trying it out to a whole org standardising on it.
The pricing matters because real-time coaching is most valuable when every rep has it, not just the one who happened to get a license. Affordable per-seat plans and a seven-day free trial mean a team can roll the copilot out broadly without a heavy procurement process. The result is consistency: when everyone is coached the same way on every call, the floor of team performance rises, which is usually where the biggest revenue gains hide — not in the top rep getting marginally better, but in the middle of the team getting reliably good.
There is no lengthy rollout. Install the desktop app on Mac or Windows, sign in, pick your mode and playbook, and join your next call. Coaching appears in the overlay within seconds, and a full report lands in your dashboard automatically when you hang up.
Managers get team dashboards, call leaderboards, playbook compliance and a call review library — so the copilot improves the whole team, not just the individual. And because the architecture is built around real-time prompts under a two-second budget, the assist is fast enough to feel like a colleague whispering in your ear rather than a tool you have to wait on.
| Capability | ConversationPilot AI | Recorders & note-takers |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time coaching during the call | Live prompts in under 2 seconds | After-call only |
| Objection handling | Detected and answered live | Spotted in later review |
| Live qualification scorecard | Updates as you talk | Manual / none |
| Speaking analytics | Live talk-listen ratio | Post-call metrics |
| Runs over Zoom/Teams/Meet | Discreet desktop overlay | Bot joins the call |
| Post-call report + CRM notes | Automatic | Varies |
An AI sales copilot is a real-time assistant that listens to your live sales calls and surfaces guidance — the next best question, objection responses, and a qualification scorecard — while the conversation is happening, not after it. ConversationPilot runs as a discreet overlay on Zoom, Teams and Google Meet.
Gong and Chorus are conversation intelligence platforms built around recording and reviewing calls after they happen. ConversationPilot is real-time first: the coaching appears on your screen during the call, when you can still change the outcome. You still get post-call reports and CRM notes.
No. ConversationPilot runs as an overlay only you can see, and it is hidden from screen sharing. No bot joins the meeting. You remain responsible for complying with applicable call-recording and consent laws in your jurisdiction.
Yes. The desktop app for Mac and Windows works across Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and in-person conversations, capturing your microphone and the meeting audio as separate streams for accurate, two-speaker coaching.
ConversationPilot is engineered for sub-two-second prompts, so guidance appears almost as soon as the prospect finishes speaking — fast enough to use mid-conversation.
Yes. You can start a free trial with no charge during the trial period, and the free tier lets you experience live coaching before you upgrade.
Real-time prompts, objection handling and qualification — while the call is happening.