Claude sales prompt pack: free sample (10 prompts)

10 copy-and-paste Claude prompts for sales, one for each moment in a sales week, each with a line on what to check before you use it.

The problem

You open Claude with a deal in front of you and type something vague. You get something vague back. So you rewrite it yourself, or give up on it. Most of the gap is the prompt. It doesn't say who the buyer is, what the notes are, what format you want, or that Claude shouldn't make things up.

What you get

• 10 prompts, one from each moment: before a call, discovery, after the call, CRM notes, pipeline review, pricing, objections, a stalled deal, outbound, and your Friday summary.
• A "use when" line on every prompt, so you can find the right one fast.
• A "check before you use it" line on every prompt, because Claude drafts and you decide.

Here's what a prompt looks like

Rewrite these CRM notes so the next person can pick up the deal with no context: [PASTE]. Use this structure: pain in their words, who decides, what happens if they do nothing, next step with a date. Under 120 words. If an item isn't in the notes, write "missing."

Check before you use it: If it says "missing," ask the buyer. Don't fill the gap with a guess.

How it works

1. Pick the moment you're in.
2. Copy the prompt and fill in the brackets.
3. Paste in your notes, with private details removed.
4. Read the result, run the check line, and edit it until it sounds like you.

What it costs

Free. A PDF. The full pack has all 50 prompts, plus a copy-paste text file.

The catch

These are drafting and thinking aids. They don't know your buyer, your calendar, or your CRM. You still read every output, check every fact, name, date and number, and decide what gets sent. Remove private details before you paste anything, and follow your employer's rules on AI tools. They are written with Claude in mind and should work in other chat assistants, but I haven't tested them there.

About me

I'm Seth Levanen. I help small business owners and sales-led teams use AI to cut busywork without cutting quality. I call that the smart-cut. More at sethlevanen.com.