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A digital sales room built around the proposal

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Short answer

A digital sales room is one private web page where a buyer finds everything about a deal. AfterDemo builds it around the proposal: the buyer's problems in their words, how you solve each, 1-, 2- and 3-year pricing, a business case for their approver and one-click acceptance. Buyers never log in, and you see who read what. $39 per user per month.

Key takeaways

  • AfterDemo gives every deal one page the whole buying team can open, share and act on, built in minutes from your demo call.
  • Buyers never log in; each colleague they share with gets their own link, and you see who read which sections and for how long.
  • Your champion builds a one-page business case for their approver right from the page, so the deal keeps moving when you're not in the room.
  • Prospects are always free, so a buyer bringing in five colleagues costs you nothing.

If you've lost a deal after a great demo, you know where it went: into an inbox. The champion forwarded a PDF, their boss skimmed the first page, and nobody could answer "what does this cost us if we wait?" A digital sales room fixes that by giving the deal one place to live. AfterDemo is a digital sales room built around the proposal, for small teams whose sellers run their own demos. It's ready in minutes, it speaks your buyer's language, and it keeps working long after you've hung up.

Short answer

A digital sales room (DSR) is a private web page that a seller shares with a buyer for one deal. It holds what the buyer needs to decide: the proposal, pricing, supporting files and next steps. The buyer opens it with a link, comes back to it as the deal moves, and passes it to colleagues. The seller can see what was read.

Why your deals need one

Most buying decisions involve people who weren't on your demo. They didn't hear the buyer describe the problem. They didn't see the product. What reaches them is whatever your champion forwards.

A digital sales room changes that:

  • Everything sits at one link. No hunting through email threads for the latest pricing.
  • Everyone who needs to read it can. Your champion shares the link instead of retelling your pitch from memory.
  • You can see that it happened. When the person who signs opens it, you'll know.

A room your buyer walks into and recognises

The page opens with the buyer's problems in their own words. AI drafts them from your call transcript or notes, and you approve every line. Your buyer reads their own situation back before they see a single feature, and from that moment they're nodding along.

Then come your answers to each problem, with video, images and files where they help, followed by pricing with 1-, 2- and 3-year terms side by side. Buyers compare options instead of reacting to one number.

No login. No account. Just a link that works for everyone on the buying team.

Your champion, fully equipped

The person who loved your demo still has to convince someone who didn't see it. AfterDemo gives them what they need:

  • Their own link to share. Each colleague gets a personal link, so the whole team can weigh in.
  • A one-page business case they build for their approver right from your proposal. More on the buyer's business case.
  • Print when they need paper. Some approvers still like it on their desk.
  • One-click acceptance when they're ready to move.

Your champion looks prepared. Your proposal looks professional. And the deal keeps moving while you're working on the next one.

See who's leaning in

On your side, you see who opened the page, which sections each person read and for how long, and who it was shared with. If finance just spent time on your 3-year terms, that's your cue.

Every deal gets a temperature (hot, warm, cooling or dead) and an action plan of next steps, so you know exactly which deals need you today. When it's time to follow up, AI drafts the email in your own writing style. Here's more on how proposal tracking works.

Made for teams that run their own demos

If you're a team of five and everyone runs their own demos, nobody has time to build elaborate deal rooms. The work that matters happens in the hour after the call, while the buyer still remembers what they told you. AfterDemo fits that hour:

  • Fast to build. AI drafts the problems from your transcript. Sections you reuse, like About Us, security and pricing, live in a section library, written once.
  • Easy for buyers. One page, no login. They scroll from their problems to your answers to the price.
  • Simple pricing. $39 per user per month, or $399 a year billed annually, with everything included. Prospects are always free.

Put your mutual action plan where everyone can see it

A mutual action plan is the list of steps both sides agree to between now and a signed deal: who reviews security, when legal sees the contract, when the approver gets the business case. It's one of the most useful things a digital sales room can hold.

AfterDemo keeps an action plan of next steps for every deal, so you always know what you owe the buyer and when to nudge. For the plan you agree together, start from our free mutual action plan template and write the agreed steps into the proposal, so every colleague who opens it sees the same dates.

Step inside

There's more to the room than we've shown here, and the best way to find it is to walk through one yourself. Click through the live example: it's a made-up deal, and nothing you do on it is saved.

Open the live example proposal

When you're ready to build your own, start a 30-day free trial with no card needed. It's $39 per user per month, or $399 a year billed annually, every feature included. See pricing.

Questions people ask

What is a digital sales room?

A private web page that a seller shares with a buyer for one deal. It holds what the buyer needs to decide: the proposal, pricing, supporting files and next steps. The buyer opens it with a link and can pass it to colleagues, and the seller can see what was read.

Is a digital sales room the same as a mutual action plan?

No. A mutual action plan is the list of steps both sides agree to between now and a signed deal. Many digital sales rooms include one, and you can write the agreed steps right into your AfterDemo proposal so everyone sees the same dates.

Do buyers need an account to open an AfterDemo proposal?

No. Buyers open the proposal with a link. They never log in or create an account, and they can share it with colleagues, who each get their own link.

How does the buyer say yes?

They accept right on the page with one click. You see it straight away, and if you use HubSpot the acceptance is logged on the deal.

How much does AfterDemo cost?

$39 per user per month, or $399 per user per year billed annually (save 15%), with every feature included. Prospects are free. There is a 30-day free trial with no card.

See a live example proposal