Built for knowledge in people’s heads.
If your buyers ask questions before they call, the answers are already in your team. Unmuter turns that knowledge into content they find.
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IT servicesDaan, security consultant -
ConsultingRick, strategy consultant -
Law and financeMirjam, legal counsel -
SaaSBas, cloud architect
The experts on this page are made up, to show how Unmuter works.
Your buyers ask. Your team knows.
Before they call, they ask Google and ChatGPT:
- What does a pentest actually cost?Problem aware Your security consultant answers
- How often do we really need a pentest?Solution aware Your security consultant answers
- Cloud or our own servers, for a company our size?Solution aware Your strategy consultant answers
- Why do so many changes stall on clashing interests, when everyone agrees on the goal?Problem aware Your strategy consultant answers
- When does a benchmark really move you forward, and when does it only give false certainty?Solution aware Your research lead answers
- What’s the first step when a partnership between organisations is completely stuck?Ready to buy Your senior partner answers
- What is Pillar Two, and why does it matter for groups that never used a tax haven?Unaware Your tax adviser answers
- Why do so many companies still treat ESG law as something for the financial sector?Problem aware Your regulatory lawyer answers
- What should employers check now, with new non-compete rules on the way?Ready to buy Your legal counsel answers
- What can AI on a service desk actually do today, and what can’t it?Unaware Your product lead answers
- Why do so many service desks solve the same ticket from scratch every time?Problem aware Your customer success lead answers
- EU-hosted SaaS or our own server, if our data has to stay in Europe?Solution aware Your cloud architect answers
Every answer becomes a blog in your experts’ own words, with a clip from the recording for every quote.
See the page for IT firms See the page for consultancies See the page for advisory firms See the page for SaaS companiesOne answer. One blog, ready to quote.
What a single voice note becomes for a firm like yours. Every quote is in the words your expert used.
What does a pentest actually cost?
Voice note, 2:14 Daan answered by voice note. Nobody wrote a word.
The blog, in their wordsWhy your pentest quote is probably padded
A clip for every quote“Most quotes I see for a fifty-person company are three weeks of work. It should be four days.”
The first line, for AI to quoteA pentest for a fifty-person company is four days of work.
How it shows in GoogleKeyword: pentest quote
Every blog waits as a draft until someone on your side approves it.
Why do so many changes stall on clashing interests, when everyone agrees on the goal?
Voice note, 1:52 Rick answered by voice note. Nobody wrote a word.
The blog, in their wordsEveryone agrees on the goal. So why is nothing moving?
A clip for every quote“Everyone agrees on the goal. Nobody agrees on what they give up for it.”
The first line, for AI to quoteA stalled change is a fight about what each side gives up, not about the goal.
How it shows in GoogleKeyword: stalled change
Every blog waits as a draft until someone on your side approves it.
What should employers check now, with new non-compete rules on the way?
Voice note, 2:03 Mirjam answered by voice note. Nobody wrote a word.
The blog, in their wordsNew non-compete rules are on the way. Check your contracts first.
A clip for every quote“Most non-compete clauses I read were copied from an older contract.”
The first line, for AI to quoteThe first check before the non-compete reform is where your clause came from.
How it shows in GoogleKeyword: non-compete clause
Every blog waits as a draft until someone on your side approves it.
EU-hosted SaaS or our own server, if our data has to stay in Europe?
Voice note, 2:31 Bas answered by voice note. Nobody wrote a word.
The blog, in their wordsEU-hosted SaaS or your own server: what keeping data in Europe really asks
A clip for every quote“The honest answer starts with a question back. Who needs to reach it, and from where?”
The first line, for AI to quoteKeeping data in Europe is a question of who needs to reach it, and from where.
How it shows in GoogleKeyword: data in Europe
Every blog waits as a draft until someone on your side approves it.
What firms like yours worry about first.
- Our engineers won’t write.
- They don’t have to. They talk for two minutes, by voice or on video, and the writing is done for them.
- Our buyers aren’t technical.
- Every draft is written for the stage the buyer is in, not for another engineer.
- Who approves everything?
- One person on your side, usually marketing or the owner. Everything arrives as a draft first.
- What does it cost our experts?
- One question at a time, with three to five talking points to look at before they record.
- Our thinking is what we sell.
- An answer shows how you think. The work itself still needs you, and that is who buyers call.
- Every partner wants their own voice.
- Each blog is written from one person’s answer, in their own words, with their name on it.
- Who approves everything?
- One person on your side, usually marketing or the owner. Everything arrives as a draft first.
- What does it cost our experts?
- One question at a time, with three to five talking points to look at before they record.
- Compliance has to check every word.
- Nothing goes live until someone on your side publishes it. Taking a page back to draft takes it offline again.
- We can’t give advice in public.
- Your experts explain how things work in general. The advice for one client still happens in a meeting.
- Who approves everything?
- One person on your side, usually marketing or the owner. Everything arrives as a draft first.
- What does it cost our experts?
- One question at a time, with three to five talking points to look at before they record.
- Product marketing already writes.
- They write about the product. Your engineers and support team answer what buyers ask before they trust it.
- Our product changes every month.
- A new question is two minutes. An answer that went stale goes back to draft with one click.
- Who approves everything?
- One person on your side, usually marketing or the owner. Everything arrives as a draft first.
- What does it cost our experts?
- One question at a time, with three to five talking points to look at before they record.
Three yeses and you’re a fit.
Tick what’s true for you.
The first 90 days, step by step.
What happens after you sign up, and what it asks of you and your experts.
- Day 1 Noor reads your website.
And drafts the first questions your buyers ask, each with the search term behind it.
- Week 1 You decide who answers what.
Each expert gets their first question, with a few talking points so they don’t have to prepare.
- Weeks 2 to 6 Your experts talk, the blogs follow.
From every answer: a blog in their own words, with a clip from the recording for every quote.
- Every two weeks Your experts see what it did.
A short mail per expert with what went live from their answers.
- Day 90 You decide how to go on.
Keep the plan, change who answers what, or invite more experts.
What you do: pick who answers what, and approve what you like. What your experts do: talk.
Your experts talk. The agents do the rest.
What does a pentest actually cost?
Daan answers with a 2:14 voice note, between two meetings.
