The full product. The conversations, the qualification, the morning summaries, the dashboard. All of it answering your real leads. At no cost for sixty days. If Iris hasn't earned the subscription by then, it doesn't get one.
Four rows. There is no fine print underneath them.
No milestones to hit, no usage minimums, no reporting duties beyond reading your own mornings. The calendar does the work.
A month is enough to see the widget. Two months is enough to see the pattern. A full cycle of nights, weekends, and the mornings after.
By week six, you'll know your after-hours numbers the way you know your ad spend. That's the point at which this decision is worth making, and not a day before.
One more term, stated plainly: the conversations your pilot collects belong to your firm, same as always. If you walk away on day 60, you take the records with you.
Name and email. That's the whole form. Your setup link arrives within 24 hours, the tag goes in whenever your web person has five minutes, and the first conversation can happen that night.
A demo shows you the conversation. A pilot shows you your Tuesday. If you'd rather see it first, that door is open too.