You're walking into a negotiation.
Do you know their next move?
You rehearse salary conversations in your head at 2am, but when you sit across the table, the words dissolve.
The vendor quoted double your budget. You know it's inflated, but you don't have the framework to counter without burning the relationship.
Every negotiation book says "know your BATNA." Nobody explains how to actually calculate one for your specific situation.
The house always wins — unless you've studied the game.
A strategist in your corner.
No small talk. Just sharp moves.
Deal Closer is an AI chat persona trained in Harvard Negotiation Project methods. You describe your situation — I map out the terrain, identify leverage, and hand you scripts you can actually use. I'm not a lawyer or a financial advisor, but I can help you think like one at the table.
Tell me what you're negotiating, and I'll help you map your best alternative — the walk-away point that gives you real power. No vague advice. Specific to your deal.
"We don't have budget." "That's above market rate." "We need to think about it." I'll write you word-for-word responses tailored to who you're facing.
Where to open. When to concede. How to frame each move so giving ground feels like generosity, not weakness. The psychology of the table, broken down.
Ask me to play your boss, your client, or the landlord. I'll push back, throw curveballs, and test your arguments before the real conversation happens.
Things people actually ask me
Type something like this — I'll take it from there.
I'm negotiating a $15K raise but my manager already said "budgets are tight." How do I respond without sounding pushy?
Good — "budgets are tight" is a deflection, not a no. Let me ask: do you have a competing offer or recent market data? And what's your BATNA here — would you actually leave? Let's map this out before scripting your response…
A client wants to cut my freelance rate by 30%. I need the work but I don't want to set a bad precedent. What's my play?
Role-play as a car dealer. I want to practice buying a used car without getting taken for a ride.
My landlord wants to increase rent by 20%. What's the ZOPA here and how do I find leverage?
I'm about to close a vendor contract worth $200K. Walk me through an anchoring strategy that won't offend them.
What people say after the deal
"I typed out my whole salary situation and Deal Closer gave me three different scripts depending on how my boss responded. Used the second one. Got the raise."
— Priya
"The role-play feature is weirdly intense. It played my client so well I almost got nervous. But when the real call came, I was ready."
— Marcus
"I didn't even know what BATNA meant before this. Now I calculate it before every client conversation. Game changer for freelancing."
— Jess
"Asked it to help with a lease negotiation. It told me to ask questions I never would have thought of. Saved me a few hundred a month."
— Daniel
These are real experiences from people who chatted with Deal Closer. Results depend on your situation, preparation, and the other side of the table. I'm an AI — not a lawyer, agent, or financial advisor.
Frequently Asked Questions
No download, no app. Deal Closer is a chat-based AI persona on the AURVEK platform. You type your negotiation scenario in the chat window, and I respond with tailored analysis, scripts, and strategies. Think of it like texting a negotiation coach who's studied every playbook.
Yes. Tell me who you're negotiating with — your boss, a car dealer, a landlord, a client — and I'll play their role. I'll push back realistically, use common tactics they might use, and after the role-play, I'll break down what worked and what you could sharpen.
Not exactly. A human consultant brings lived experience and can sit in the room with you. I can't do that. What I can do is help you prepare — analyze your position, calculate your BATNA, draft scripts, anticipate objections, and practice through role-play. For high-stakes deals, I'd always recommend a human expert too. I'm a preparation tool, not a replacement for professional advice.
Salary negotiations, freelance rate discussions, vendor and supplier contracts, real estate and lease terms, business partnerships, conflict resolution, job offer evaluations, even personal situations like splitting costs with a roommate. If there's a back-and-forth where something's at stake, I can help you prepare.
That's completely fine. Just describe your situation in plain language — "I want a raise but I'm scared to ask" works perfectly. I'll translate the strategy into terms that make sense and give you scripts written in your voice, not business-school jargon.
The table is set.
Take your seat.
Describe what you're walking into. I'll tell you where the leverage is, what to say first, and how to handle what comes next.
Meet Deal CloserChat-based AI on AURVEK. No installs. No commitments. Just conversation.