Real-time salary negotiation coaching

They made an offer.
You have about
four seconds.

NegotiateAI sits on your second screen during the call. You type what they just said. It gives you the words to say back, and the reason they work.

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  • Their offer$135,000
  • Don't go below$140,400
  • Where this usually lands$147,150
  • Counter with this number$161,650

Closing that gap is $12,150 a year — about $443,000 more across a 25-year career.

Counter set 20% above the offer, then walked down in uneven steps so it reads as researched rather than picked. Career figure assumes 3% annual raises on the higher base. Your situation will differ.

The moments money gets left behind

Four sentences that end most
negotiations early.

You've heard them before. Here's what they actually mean, and what a coached answer sounds like.

Screening call

"So what are you looking for, salary-wise?"

Answer this and you've set your own ceiling before you know what the job pays. Most people answer it in the first ten minutes.

"I'd rather get the role right first. What range has the team budgeted for this level?"

Calibrated question — hands the number back

After the offer

"That's the top of the band for this level."

Bands have exceptions, sign-on bonuses sit outside them, and levels get adjusted. This is a soft no dressed as a hard one.

"It sounds like the band is fixed for this level. What would it take to bring me in at the next one?"

Label, then move the constraint

Mid-call pause

"How does that number sound to you?"

The polite reflex is "that sounds great." Say it and the conversation is over. Silence here is worth thousands.

"A hundred and thirty-five." Then stop talking.

Mirror, then let it sit

Closing pressure

"We'd need an answer by Friday."

Deadlines are almost always softer than they sound, and they're designed to stop you thinking. Rushing costs more than asking.

"You're probably going to think I'm dragging my feet. I want to say yes to this — I need until Tuesday to do it properly."

Accusation audit — names it before they do

How it works

Two minutes of setup.
Then it keeps up with the call.

Before

Tell it the situation

The offer, the number you want, the company, and how much leverage you actually have. It builds the plan around that, not around a generic script.

During

Type what they just said

Or speak it. You get the response back in seconds, with the tactic underneath it so you understand why it works instead of reading a line cold.

After

Log what you landed

It works out the gain and what that number does to your earnings over the rest of your career. Usually more than people expect.

"I negotiated $12,000 more than the original offer."

John D.

"I had no idea what to say. NegotiateAI told me exactly."

Paul M.

"Worth every penny. Paid for itself many times over."

Anna S.

Pricing

Start free. Pay only if
you're going in live.

Free trial

$0

no card required

  • Six live coaching exchanges
  • The full coaching experience, not a demo
  • Enough to get through a short call
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Premium

$29

one time

  • A full negotiation session
  • Real-time response coaching
  • Best for a standard offer conversation
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ExpertMost chosen

$49

one time

  • Everything in Premium
  • Advanced counter-offer tactics
  • Reads tone and mood as the call shifts
  • Best for high-stakes or competing offers
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Questions

Before you start

I'm in the middle of it right now. Is that too late?

No, that's the best time to open it. Setup takes under two minutes: the offer, your target, who you're talking to. It starts coaching immediately. Nothing to prepare in advance.

I've never negotiated anything. Does that matter?

That's most of the people who use it. You don't need to know the strategy — it tells you what to say and when. Your job is to deliver the line and then stop talking, which is harder than it sounds and matters more than anything else.

How is this different from asking ChatGPT?

ChatGPT gives you advice before the conversation. This one is with you inside it — it knows your offer, your target, your leverage, and how the last three exchanges went, and it adjusts. It's the difference between reading about swimming and having someone talking to you from the side of the pool.

Is $29 worth it if I'm not sure it'll work?

One thousand dollars more on a salary is a 34x return on $29, and that thousand keeps compounding every year you stay in the workforce. That's the honest case. The dishonest version is promising a specific number, and nobody can do that — how it goes depends on the role, the market, and how much you're willing to sit in an uncomfortable silence.

What happens to what I type in?

It powers your session and nothing else. We don't sell it, we don't hand it to advertisers, and neither we nor Anthropic use it to train models. The only companies that touch it are the ones running the service: Clerk for your login, Stripe for payment, Anthropic for the coaching itself. The full detail is in the privacy policy.

Does it only do salary?

For now, yes — job offers, counteroffers, raises, and promotions. That's where the stakes are highest and where live coaching earns its keep. Rent, car buying, and freelance rates are next.

The call is going
to happen anyway.

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