Earl reads your email, learns how you sell, and works your pipeline with you — so the right deals get the right attention at the right time.
Reads the whole thread, your voice and your FAQs, and writes a ready-to-send reply in about a second — with a confidence score.
See how it drafts →Every deal scored on what actually closes for you — learned from your won-and-lost history, so you chase the real money.
What goes into it →A live read on every conversation — warm, cooling, or about to slip — so a good deal never goes quiet on your watch.
See the signals →Any business where a customer asks, you send a quote or proposal, and the deal is won or lost in the back-and-forth that follows. That’s a lot of industries.
Weddings, galas, corporate functions
Tours, transfers, school trips
Quotes, site visits, callbacks
Proposals, scopes, retainers
Bookings, packages, group rates
Availability, quotes, returns
Pricing, orders, reorders
Engagements, estimates, follow-ups
You already know your customers. But the follow-up game is manual — and it’s where good deals quietly die.
Every proper response means digging back through the history to remember where things were left.
They happen when you find a spare moment, not when the deal actually needs chasing.
Effort goes where the vibe says, not where the odds and the dollars actually are.
The ones that drift never raise a hand. By the time you notice, they’ve already gone cold.
Connect your inbox in one click. Earl reads back through your whole history — every email, in context. No CRM, no forms, no data entry, no migration.
It learns your tone, your workflow, your FAQs, and — from your won-and-lost history — what actually wins your deals.
It drafts your replies, ranks your pipeline by what’s worth chasing, and flags the deals about to slip away.
Earl doesn’t make you change how you work. It studies how you already do it.
Learned from your sent mail, so drafts sound like you.
It maps your steps and the templates you reach for.
Your FAQs, sorted and scored across every area Earl draws on.
Win odds is about the deal’s profile — what closes. The health score is about the conversation — is it warm, cooling, or about to slip? Every point traces back to a reason.
Likely first. The deals most likely to win rise to the top.
Money-weighted. A big maybe can rightly outrank a small sure thing.
No more guessing. Work the best deal, not the loudest one.
A daily action list. Every morning, the short list of deals that need you today.
Going-quiet alerts. Warm deals cooling off get flagged before they’re lost, not after.
Then it writes your next move. A personalised nudge built from their event, dates, and where the deal stands.
Earl works the inbox you already have — so the gains come without hiring, new leads, or changing how you sell.
A ready-to-send reply in about 20 seconds, against a 6 min 10 sec average.1 Multiply that across every email and it’s hours handed back to you and your team each week.
Customers hear back in minutes — not the 17.5-hour average2 most businesses make them wait. You’re the one who answered first.
Catch the enquiries that never got a quote and the deals quietly going cold, and you win materially more — about 27% more revenue captured.3
1. Against an average handling time of 6 min 10 sec per response (Kayako). 2. Against an average first-response time of 17.5 hours (Zendesk). 3. Additional revenue captured as seen across Earl customers; your figures depend on volume and deal size. Estimates, not guarantees.
Earl isn’t a black box. The same intelligence that ranks your deals shows you what’s winning, what isn’t, and where the money is.
“Earl reading our inbox has been a game-changer. The team replies in a fraction of the time, the drafts are accurate enough that we barely touch them, and deals that used to slip through the cracks now get chased automatically. We’re faster, sharper, and winning work we’d have quietly lost.”
Earl is rolling out to a handful of teams at a time. Tell us a little about your business and we’ll personally set you up — connect your inbox, tune Earl to how you sell, and walk you through your first drafts.