From interested to signed, paid and provisioned — without a sales team.

Self-serve enterprise checkout: from interested to signed, paid and provisioned, without a sales team.

Launching soon. The buy flow opens with the product; links are live where the system behind them is.

Play the screencast: A buyer walks the whole purchase: the storefront, the magic link, the deal room and its deterministic quote, the NDA, the approval, the acceptance, the card payment through the seller’s Stripe, the signature — and the done screen. Play

The problem

For a lot of recurring-revenue products, the sales process gets in the way of the sale. Buyers who already know what they want still wait on calls, quotes, legal and procurement — every step queued behind a sales team's availability.

How it works

1. The seller configures

   Offers, pricing rules, contract templates and gates. Every change is a new immutable configuration version.

   

2. The buyer configures the deal

   The buyer, or the buyer's agent, chooses the variables, gets a deterministic quote, passes the gates and signs.

   

3. Payment and provisioning

   The buyer pays through the seller's own Stripe, and the seller's systems are notified to provision the account.

   

Play the screencast: The seller console: the deal pipeline with its state badges, one closed deal’s summary and quote, and the append-only timeline with every event attributed. Play

Change your pricing safely

Every configuration change is a new immutable configuration version. A deal in flight keeps the version it started on; when you publish a new one, your version acceptance policy decides what happens next. Review the draft your agent prepared: diff it, simulate it, then publish.

Play the screencast: The seller reviews an agent-prepared pricing change: the draft’s price editor, the diff against the published version, the simulated quote at the new price, the publish that creates the next immutable configuration version — and the in-flight deal still pinned to the version it started on. Play

Who it's for

Sellers of recurring-revenue products — from SME to mid-market and enterprise — whose buyers know what they want and shouldn't have to wait for it. If your buyers come to you with the deal already scoped, Skip the Sell lets them finish it.

Not an AI product, but agent-ready

Skip the Sell is a deterministic system, not an LLM wrapper. We run no inference: buyers and sellers who want an agent to reason about pricing, terms or configuration bring their own. We publish machine-readable descriptions — llms.txt, OpenAPI, per-deal data — so those agents can operate the whole purchase. More for agents.