10 Qualified Sales Calls a Month in 14 Days, Without Cold Outreach
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Who This Is Built For
Built for
- Indian AI and automation agencies making ₹1,00,000 to ₹10,00,000 a month
- Average project or retainer of ₹25,000 or more
- Building on n8n, Make, GoHighLevel, voice agents or RAG
- About 90% of clients still coming from referrals
Not built for
- Beginners under ₹1L a month
- Projects under ₹25,000
- Students and AI course seekers
- Non-tech local clinics and B2C coaches
Ethan Golding, The Blueprint & Founders Academy (UK)
Ethan's team was booking over 40 sales calls a week, and about half of those people could not afford to invest. Tanay built a filter in front of their booking page that stops non-buyers before they pick a time and sends them to a follow-up list.
"Without Tanay, our entire business infrastructure would fall apart."
- Before: 50% unqualified calls, with setters vetting every booking by hand
- After: 100% of calls auto-vetted, and non-buyers go to nurture sequences
Charlie Phillips, Atompromos (UK)
Tanay built the full backend for the Authority Flywheel webinar, from registration to inbox placement. It supports a $50K+ a month operation.
- Registration, tagging and show-up backend for the Authority Flywheel webinar
- Emails landing in the primary inbox across every campaign sequence
- Automated reminders that bring people to the live call
Zac Ratcliffe, The Breakthrough Agency (UK)
Tanay is on retainer with The Breakthrough Agency. He set up a complete webinar VSL funnel for one of their clients.
- 314 registrations at peak
- 260 registrations in a 4-day sprint
- Over 55% showed up live
- 50 booked sales calls after the event
Who Is Behind This
Tanay Shah
Tanay has spent seven years building the backend behind UK coaching and agency brands doing $50K+ a month: the CRM, the pipelines, the follow-ups and the reporting.
His own referral pipeline dried up once, and he could not get clients from cold traffic. He then built the Gate-First system you see on this page.