An AI negotiation co-pilot for everyday deals
Negotiately is an AI negotiation co-pilot. Paste what the other side said, and it helps you identify the tactic they're using, read who holds the leverage, and draft what to say back — for salary, cars, real estate, freelance rates, and everyday deals. You stay in control the whole time.
Co-pilot, not an agent
People often search for an “AI negotiation agent.” The distinction matters:
- A co-pilot coaches you in real time. You see the tactics, you get the words, and you send the reply. That's Negotiately.
- An agent negotiates autonomously on your behalf — firing its own counter-offers without you. That's a different category, mostly used in enterprise procurement.
For high-stakes, personal negotiations — your salary, your house, your car — keeping a human in control is the point. Negotiately helps you prepare; it doesn't replace your judgment.
How it works
Paste what they said
Drop in the email, message, or offer the other side just sent — exactly as they wrote it.
See the tactic and the leverage
Negotiately names the play (anchoring, fake deadline, authority deflection, false scarcity), flags inconsistencies, and tells you who actually holds leverage.
Copy your reply and send it
You get a plain-English response written for your situation. You stay in control — edit it, then send it yourself.
Where a co-pilot helps most
Anywhere the other side does this for a living and you don't: salary and job offers, raises, car and vendor purchases, real estate counter-offers, lease renewals, freelance rates, and subscription or cancellation offers. If you're unsure what a specific line means, the negotiation playbook breaks down the most common pressure tactics and response options.
Frequently asked
Is Negotiately an AI negotiation agent?
No — Negotiately is a co-pilot, not an autonomous agent. It doesn't negotiate on your behalf or send messages for you. You stay in control: you paste what the other side said, it identifies the tactic, reads the leverage, drafts a response, and you decide what to send. Autonomous agents that negotiate for you (common in enterprise procurement) are a different category.
What is an AI negotiation co-pilot?
An AI negotiation co-pilot is an assistant that coaches you through a live negotiation in real time. You give it the context and what the other party said; it identifies their tactics, reads who holds leverage, and drafts a response you can send — while you keep full control of the conversation.
What kinds of negotiations does it work for?
Salary and job offers, raises, car and vendor purchases, real estate counter-offers, lease renewals, freelance rates, contractor quotes, subscription and cancellation offers — any back-and-forth where you want help understanding what is happening and drafting what to say next.
Do I have to pay to try it?
Almost nothing — a Single Negotiation is a one-time $5 purchase (1 full negotiation plus 3 practice sessions, no subscription). Paid plans start at $29/month for 20 negotiations.
Try your first negotiation for $5
One-time, no subscription. Paste what they said and review a drafted reply.
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