Content built from your buyer's words — not marketing speak.

Yep, you can go ahead and get started with your own account. You'll be able to generate content without any admin-level setup, and typically, your commission from one closed-won deal more than pays for your whole year’s subscription.

Nope. Just click “Accept” when you're asked for permission to access your calendar, to send notetakers to your conversations, or pull in content from your Zoom Cloud.

All access is read-only and doesn't require admin privileges.

But if you're still not sure about that, just copy/paste call transcripts, email threads, or anything else you want Fluint to use.

You can start generating content inside Fluint during your onboarding session. Here’s the process:

1. Start a new workspace, pick a framework, and a conversation to start generating content using your buyer’s own words.

2. Edit anything you'd like. Add designs from your media library too.

3. Share your workspace with your champions. Review, share comments, and get notified of new activities.

‍It's a 1, 2, 3-step operating system to land larger deals.

Nope, in fact, Fluint integrates with Gong and other Conversational Intelligence tools. So you’ll keep those in place.

Those platform focus on coaching your pitch during sales conversations. Fluint is focused on the content guiding your champion's internal meetings. They’re two different use cases.

Yes, you can. Fluint isn’t meant to store template enablement content like case studies, product decks, and other marketing-created materials.

Instead, you can link out to materials in Seismic, Highspot, or any other enablement system from a workspace, if your buyers want to click into a deeper-dive beyond the executive narrative and business case you’ve built out with them.

More than 290 different B2B buyers helped design Fluint. They asked for less "biased" and more personalized summaries, to help get their team bought in on the problem and what to do about it.

(They’re also tired of sharing whitepapers and product decks...)

They also asked for a way to help co-author the content with ‘async’ feedback, so it actually sounds like something they'd want to say.

Most likely not. Fluint is best for deals where sales reps need to develop champions, and coordinate feedback from multiple different buyers. That's always the case in enterprise, often in mid-market, and sometimes in SMB.

We currently support English, with 29 different accents of English. Our software can be used anywhere in the world, and our support team is based in the USA.