For more than a decade, Butler Street has helped companies grow by focusing on the client and talent lifecycle. And through those years, one truth has never changed:
Time is Money. -Benjamin Franklin
You miss 100% of the shots you never take. - Wayne Gretsky
Sales organizations everywhere struggle with the same issue: your people are buried in administrative work, internal meetings, research, and follow-up. Salesforce research finds the average salesperson spends only 28–32% of their time actually selling! HubSpot found that professionals who use AI effectively save 2 hours and 15 minutes every day.
Let’s be candid: if your salespeople aren’t selling, they aren’t winning.
That is why I will be fact-based, and data driven to show you exactly how to set yourself up for success this year.
The Hidden Cost of “Non-Selling Time”
If your team spends 70% of its day not selling, you are losing:
Companies tend to look at sales performance through the lens of conversion and closing skills. But before someone can close a deal, they must first create the opportunity. To create an opportunity, you need more net new meetings!
Butler Street’s Sales Coach AI solves this by:
It does this by:
Sales Coach AI becomes the always-on, 24/7/365 coach that knows your industry, your offering, and your customers—and delivers learning at the speed of need.
A Minute Saved = A Minute of Revenue Opportunity
When you free up selling time, you don’t just create “efficiency.”You create capacity.
For every hour you return to a salesperson:
Most companies underestimate this. They see AI as a productivity tool.
In reality, Sales Coach AI is a pipeline growth engine!
The New Math of Sales Capacity
Here’s the question I ask every CEO or CRO:
“If Sales Coach AI frees up one hour a day per salesperson, what does that mean in dollars?”
Using industry benchmarks (8 meetings per week) and the ROI model we built:
And that’s before you account for the skill lift from on-demand coaching.
When we run these numbers with clients, it becomes obvious:
On-Demand Coaching Increases Win Rates
Time savings and capacity increase is only a piece of the picture.
Sales Coach AI improves sales skills in real time. Here are a few examples:
Your playbook becomes interactive. Your process becomes personalized. Your training becomes continuous, on demand and sticky instead of episodic.
Teams that adopt AI-enabled coaching typically see:
• More net new meetings
• Higher meeting-to-opportunity conversion
• Stronger discovery and qualification
• More compelling proposals
• Higher win rates
• Faster ramp time for new hires
One of our clients described it perfectly:
“It’s like having the best sales manager in the company focused on making me better every day.”
Why CEOs and CFOs Should Care
Because Sales Coach AI impacts the numbers that matter:
Revenue
Gross margin
Profitability
Cash flow
Valuation
When we plug real staffing or services data into the calculator:
Monthly GM$ increase → measurable
Payback → often under one month
IRR → extremely high
NPV (3 years) → overwhelmingly positive
And that’s before counting the cultural advantages:
Sales Coach AI doesn’t replace managers. It frees them to coach people—not chase activity, check CRM fields, or rewrite emails.
What Is It Costing You Not to Implement Sales Coach AI?
Let’s reframe that question from a CFO’s perspective:
I’ve run large sales organizations. I understand headcount constraints, margin pressures, turnover challenges, and the need to win more deals without burning out your people.
Sales Coach AI was built to address those exact realities.
It is your team’s:
And it does this every minute of every day. It never says, “now is not a good time.”
Next Steps
This isn’t about buying technology. It’s about investing in reclaimed selling time and incremental GM$.
If you want to understand the impact specifically for your organization:
Every CEO and CFO who sees the demo and the ROI model asks the same thing:
“Why wouldn’t we do this?”
Exactly.
Contact us and let’s schedule time for you to learn more about the best sales product I have seen in my 43 years of business. Bar none.