Free intro call
Twenty minutes on the negotiation in front of you and what worries you about it.
People who do well in negotiations are rarely the pushiest in the room. They're the ones who knew their numbers, understood the other side's position, and had already said the difficult sentence out loud once.
Every session works on a negotiation you're actually facing, not an exercise about used cars.
Understanding both sides' interests, setting your range, and opening in a way that doesn't cost you money.
See the programResearching a real market range, building your alternatives, and knowing exactly when to walk.
See the programOffers, raises and promotions — what to say, when to say it, and how to handle a flat no.
See the programPricing conversations, scope creep, renewals and supplier terms — protecting margin without losing relationships.
See the programThe first time you say a number out loud should not be in the room with the person who decides.
Twenty minutes on the negotiation in front of you and what worries you about it.
Interests, range, alternatives and walk-away, on one page.
Including the pushback you're dreading, more than once.
Within 48 hours: what happened, what worked, what to change next time.
Month to month, cancel anytime. The 20-minute intro call is free.
A weekly session preparing and rehearsing members' real negotiations.
$49/ month
A coach on your preparation, your numbers and your nerve.
$139/ month
For an offer on the table, a renewal, or a deal running over weeks.
$239/ month
Prices in USD. Cancel anytime, no contract.
Veyylora coaches the conversation: preparation, framing, delivery and nerve. We're not lawyers and not financial advisers, and we don't review contracts as legal work — for terms, obligations and anything with legal consequence, use an attorney.
We also won't make the decision for you. Whether to accept an offer, walk away or hold a price is yours; our job is to make sure you go in prepared and come out knowing what happened.
No, and aggression usually costs money. Preparation, clear numbers and comfortable silence do far more work than pressure.
A specific situation with good answers depending on your state's laws and your position. We rehearse it, because improvising costs people thousands.
Not as legal advice. We'll help you think about what to ask for and how to raise it; the terms themselves need an attorney.
Often the real conversation starts there — what would need to change, by when, and what's negotiable besides money. That's a whole section of the salary program.
Rehearsal is the fix. Saying the number out loud a dozen times to a coach makes the real moment far less charged.
Yes. No contract, no minimum term. Access stays open until the end of the month you already paid for.
Twenty minutes on the situation, your numbers and your first ask. Free.