Ghost

Book the meeting, even when they ask the technical question.

Your calls are short and the hard question always lands at the worst moment. Ghost answers it in one line and gives you the words to book the meeting before they hang up.

Free to start. Pick SDR / BDR in setup and Ghost sets itself up for you.

Buyer"Does it connect to NetSuite?"
Yes, with the native connector. Jobs and invoices sync both ways every five minutes. Ask who owns NetSuite on their side, then offer Tuesday at 10.

What Ghost shows on your screen. The buyer sees you, prepared.

What changes when you pick SDR / BDR.

Three settings, chosen for how SDRs and BDRs sell. Change any of them in Settings.

Coach

Pushy

Up to 5 cues every 30 minutes, at least 3 minutes apart. Your calls are short, so Ghost speaks up more.

Playbook

BANT

Ghost ticks each one off as the buyer answers it.

  1. Need. What problem are you trying to solve?
  2. How they do it today. How are you handling this right now?
  3. Budget. Has money been set aside to fix this?
  4. Authority. Who signs off on a purchase like this?
  5. Timeline. When do you need this working?
  6. A dated next step. Can we put the next step on the calendar now?
The last button

Book it

One tap when it's time to ask. Ghost writes two sentences you can say now: name one reason it is worth their time, then offer two specific times with your account executive.

Book it

Other playbooks: Standard discovery, MEDDICC and SPIN.

The pushback you'll hear this week.

The brush-offs that end first calls, and the line that keeps the call going. Real cards from Ghost's market packs.

"This isn't a priority right now."

Understood. What is at the top of the list, and where does this gap sit compared to it?

Do not invent urgency or point to news of other breaches to create pressure.

From the Cybersecurity pack

"AWS (or Azure, or Google Cloud) already has a native service for this."

It might. Have you tried the native option, and what did your team think?

Do not attack the cloud provider. They are usually a partner in the deal too.

From the Cloud infrastructure pack

"This is more expensive than what we pay now."

Fair. Compared to what, exactly: the license, or the license plus the time your team spends keeping the current setup running?

Do not discount on the first push. Do not invent hour savings; ask them to estimate.

From the DevOps and developer tools pack

"Security will not let telemetry leave our network."

What does your security team need to see about how data is collected, filtered and stored?

Do not claim certifications or regions you do not have. Do not say data scrubbing is automatic for every case.

From the Observability pack

Technical questions, in one line.

One honest sentence and a question back, then on to the meeting.

"Do you support OIDC?"

A standard way to prove who someone (or a pipeline) is, without sharing passwords or long-lived keys.

I want to give you the exact answer, so I will confirm with our engineer. Is this for people signing in, or for pipelines getting cloud access?

Ghost shows what the term means, then a safe line to say. From the Cloud infrastructure pack

"How do you handle least privilege?"

Give each person or tool only the access it needs, nothing more.

That is the right thing to ask. Which access worries your security team most today?

Ghost shows what the term means, then a safe line to say. From the Cloud infrastructure pack

"Do you support SCIM?"

Automatic adding and removing of user accounts from the company directory, like Okta or Entra ID.

Let me confirm that with our engineer so you get a straight answer. Which identity provider do you use?

Ghost shows what the term means, then a safe line to say. From the Cloud infrastructure pack

"What is the blast radius if something goes wrong?"

How much breaks if one thing fails or one mistake is made.

Fair question. What is the worst outcome you are trying to rule out?

Ghost shows what the term means, then a safe line to say. From the Cloud infrastructure pack

Pick the market you sell into.

Each pack loads its competitors, objections and discovery questions into Ghost. Read any of them free.

Ghost for SDRs and BDRs: questions

How does Ghost help SDRs book more meetings?

Ghost listens to the call and shows you a short answer when the prospect asks a question or pushes back, so you stay in control of the call. When it's time to ask for the meeting, the Book it button writes two sentences you can say: one reason the meeting is worth their time and two specific times with your account executive.

Which qualification framework does Ghost use for SDRs?

BANT by default: need, how they do it today, budget, authority, timeline and a dated next step. Ghost ticks each one off as the prospect answers it. You can switch to standard discovery, MEDDICC or SPIN in Settings.

Will the prospect know I'm using Ghost?

No. Ghost hides from screen shares and recordings on Mac and Windows, and no bot joins the call.

Does Ghost work with my dialer?

If the call plays through your computer, Ghost can hear it. It listens to your microphone and your computer's audio, so it works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and other call apps on your computer, with no integration to set up.

How much does Ghost cost for SDRs?

Ghost is free to start. Pro is $19 a month and Team is $29 per person a month.

Your next cold call could end with a meeting on the calendar.

Free to start. Setup takes about two minutes.