You never send the catalogue
The single most common way a build stalls. The agent is only as good as what it knows about your stock and your terms.
✶ How it works
Five steps. The first one is free, the second one is a conversation, and you can stop after either without owing anything.
I message your business the way a buyer would — in Arabic, after hours — and send you a scorecard of what happened. You owe me nothing, and most people stop here having learned something.
Illustration of the format. Yours is filled in with what actually happened.
We look at the scorecard together and I tell you which system fixes it, what it costs, and whether it is worth doing at all.
No slides. No proposal to sit through. If it isn’t a fit I will say so on the call.
I build it. You get a link on day three to look at real progress, not a status email. One round of changes is expected, not charged for.
Tested from a real phone before anyone else sees it. Your team gets shown how it works, live, in one sitting.
The clock starts the day it goes live. If it produces no real buyer inquiry in thirty days, I rebuild it free — and if that still fails, you get your money back.
No real buyer inquiry within 30 days of going live? I rebuild it free until you get one. If you still don’t, you get your money back.
Nahid Abyari · Founder
✶ What I need from you
You are not going to be managing this build. If you are, I have done it wrong.
What you sell, at what tiers, delivered where, in how long.
You read it, mark what is wrong, I fix it. One round is expected.
The WhatsApp number the leads should land on. Nothing sensitive by message.
✶ Being straight with you
The single most common way a build stalls. The agent is only as good as what it knows about your stock and your terms.
It hands you live buyers. If the phone goes unread for two days, you have moved the silence, not removed it.
If the real problem is multi-branch inventory and finance in one system, this is the wrong tool and I will tell you on the call.
Let me message your business as a buyer would, and send you the scorecard.