AI Prompts and workflows for b2b sellers
Finally use AI to its full potential to sell more. Promptifi maps every sales stage to tested prompts, workflows, and scheduled automations, so you always know exactly how AI can help.
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Put AI to work in your sales day
From interactive dashboards, automated daily account research or morning briefs to automated prospect follow ups, to recurring deal reviews, explore what you can set up in the AI tools you already use to help you be a better seller.
See unanswered replies, overdue follow-ups, and gaps in account coverage.
Spot missing next meetings, stalled opportunities, and next actions to review.
Organize accounts around fit, opportunity status, and the next useful action.
Set up repeatable research, pipeline reviews, and follow-up preparation.
STOP GUESSING AT WHAT TO PROMPT
New models, new features, a new "ultimate prompt" thread every week. A B2B seller has a quota, not a research budget. Promptifi was built so you don't have to keep up: we test what works, organize it by the job you're doing, and keep adding to it. You open the library, find the task, run it.
Filter by sales stage, task, or use case.
Start with the task in front of you, even if you don't know how AI can help yet.
Fill in your {{variables}}, paste into your Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. Takes 30 seconds — each variable tells you exactly what context to give.
Use your own AI tools. Save what works, run prompts, workflows, or scheduled tasks.
Same AI. BETTER input. better output.
Most reps do not need another AI Tool. They need to know what to ask it to do.
"I hope this email finds you well. In today's fast-paced business environment, sales leaders need visibility… I'd love to schedule a quick 15-minute call to discuss how we can help you streamline your process…"
Sounds like every other rep. Gets deleted like every other rep.
"Saw you're hiring six SDRs in Austin — usually means pipeline coverage is about to become the number everyone stares at. When Kelsey's team hit that stage, ramp reporting was the bottleneck… Worth a look at how they cut it?"
Specific, short, grounded in a real signal. That is the whole difference.
Five ways to put AI to work
There is more to AI than writing emails. Find practical ways to research accounts, prepare for calls, move deals forward, and handle the work between meetings—with five ways to get started.
Built around the sales motion
Move from prospecting through renewal by the job on your desk, the stage of the deal, the methodology you use, or the AI tool you already work in.
Turn company signals and your ICP into a focused brief and questions worth testing.
Explore account research →02Build messages from a real trigger, buyer role, and reason to care—not filler.
Explore relevant outreach →03Create the hypothesis, objective, question path, risks, and next-step plan.
Explore meeting prep →04Extract evidence, gaps, follow-up, CRM notes, and owner-based actions while the call is fresh.
Explore post-call work →05Inspect qualification, stakeholder access, risks, and the next move that creates evidence.
Explore deal strategy →06Follow a setup recipe for account signals, pipeline review, or other recurring work.
Explore recurring routines →Choose how much help the job needs
Choose the exact sales task, fill in the guided variables, and get a structured draft without inventing the instructions yourself.
Run a set of linked prompts where each approved output becomes context for the next—without losing the thread halfway through the job.
Follow the complete process: what to gather, what to run, where seller judgment belongs, and what a finished deliverable should contain.
Use a practical setup blueprint for triggers, tools, AI steps, review gates, outputs, and failure handling in the external products you already use.
Define what runs, when it runs, what counts as meaningful change, when to stay silent, and exactly what the seller should receive.
Prompts & prompt chains
A prompt gives AI a clear job. A chain turns the result into a useful next step. See how one account insight becomes outreach—and a better discovery conversation.
One focused taskStart with a ready-to-customize prompt.
A connected sequenceCarry reviewed context into the next prompt.
Account + approved sources
Start here. This prompt also works on its own.
Act as a B2B account researcher. Review {{ACCOUNT}} using only {{APPROVED_SOURCES}}. Identify one recent business signal relevant to {{OUR_OFFER}}. Return: the signal, source and date, a possible business implication, and one question to validate it. Separate facts from assumptions. If evidence is missing, say so; do not invent it.
Signal: new locations announced. Hypothesis: a larger footprint may complicate access reviews. Validate: how are those reviews handled today?
The account brief becomes context for your message.
Reviewed brief + your offer
Uses the account brief from step 01.
Use {{REVIEWED_ACCOUNT_BRIEF}} to draft a first-touch email to {{BUYER_ROLE}}. Our offer is {{OUR_OFFER}}. Use only {{APPROVED_PROOF}} for claims. Lead with the verified signal, frame the implication as a question, and end with a low-pressure interest question. Keep it under 90 words. Do not invent customer results or assume a problem is confirmed.
Saw the announcement about your new locations. How are you handling access reviews as the footprint grows? If consistency across sites is becoming a priority, would a short overview of our approach be useful?
The brief and reviewed message shape your discovery questions.
Account brief + reviewed outreach
Builds on the context from steps 01 and 02.
Using {{REVIEWED_ACCOUNT_BRIEF}} and {{REVIEWED_OUTREACH}}, prepare five discovery questions for {{BUYER_ROLE}}. Start by validating the business implication, then explore the current process, impact, ownership, and timing. Explain what each question tests. Do not treat an assumption or unanswered email as buyer-confirmed evidence.
01 What changes as each new location comes online? 02 Where do access reviews slow down today? 03 Who owns consistency across sites?
Review the questions, add your judgment, and make them your own.
Same recurring job. Better setup.
A scheduled task or automated workflow should do more than repeat a prompt. Promptifi helps define the trigger, approved context, stopping rule, output, review point, and what happens when something fails.
Use Promptifi with the AI tools you already pay for.
Promptifi provides the instructions and setup guidance. The work runs in the named AI and automation tools—not inside Promptifi.
A reusable operating rule—not another prompt you have to remember.
The blank box problem
The blank box is where pipeline goes to die. You know AI should be writing your outreach, prepping your calls, and building your business cases — and instead you're staring at a cursor, rebuilding last week's prompt from memory.
Promptifi is 2,900+ prompts built for the exact sales moment you're in — cold outreach, discovery, negotiation, renewal. Every one reviewed and scored, and tuned for the AI tool you already use. Copy. Paste. Close.
Browse the libraryWorks in ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. There are 99 more free ones →
How we test
Automated cleanup and hard filters. Duplicate and template clustering, vertical-lock and generalization checks, compound splitting.
A fixed rubric: usefulness, craft and lift, clarity, with a frontline-fit correction for SDR and AE work.
One of five outcomes for every candidate: approve, rewrite, generalize, reject, or human review.
Placeholders mapped to a closed vocabulary. Each candidate checked against the live library for near-duplicates.
Approved prompts become drafts for a final editorial pass before they go live. Underperformers get pulled.
Two things we don't do: ship from theory, or publish anything we have not reviewed.
You also won't find invented quotes on this page. We publish testimonials only with written permission, and we never make one up. Until then, judge the library by what's in it: every prompt is browsable free, and 100 of them are yours in full.
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Fair questions
You can — but you'd be redoing work we've already done. Every prompt here has already been through a deterministic pre-pass, a fixed rubric score for usefulness, craft, and clarity, and deduplication against the live library before it ships.
A five-step process: a deterministic pre-pass (cleanup, duplicate and template detection, vertical-lock checks), a fixed rubric score for usefulness, craft, and clarity, routing to approve, rewrite, generalize, or reject, placeholder normalization and dedup against the live library, then editorial review before anything ships. The full process is public on the How we test page.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and Grok. Prompts are tagged with the AI tools they're built for, and the library flags when a task runs meaningfully better on a specific model.
Browsing is free forever: the whole library is visible, 100 prompts are free in full, everything else shows its first lines, and you can save up to 10 prompts. No card required.
No. Promptifi gives you the prompt; you run it in your own ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini account. Your prospect data, transcripts, and drafts never pass through Promptifi.
Yes — cancel anytime from account settings. Cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the end of the billing period.
Better use AI to handle the prep, the follow-ups, and the research. You close.
Free to browse. No card required.2,900+ prompts organized across 16 categories of B2B sales work — from first touch to renewal.
