SyncGrid Mentor is software that gives your coaching practice a team of AI assistants, set up with you by the founder. After every workshop it turns the sign-up sheet into personal follow-ups in your voice, prepares the proposals you approve, books the meetings, and finds your next stage. Nothing is sent until you approve it.
You change lives in the room.
Your team works everyone in it.
The workshop ends, the room empties, the sign-up sheet goes in a bag — and thirty warm relationships quietly expire because you were busy doing the actual work. Your business runs on relationships and stages. Mentor makes sure neither ever slips.
Your team learns you first, and we set it up together. Most coaches are fully onboarded, with programs and courses live, in four to six weeks. Then it works your book every night, and you approve with your coffee.
A boardroom interview captures your programs, your people, and exactly how you talk — so everything it writes sounds like you.
Import your book — clients, past attendees, referral partners, the hosts you know. Your relationship engine starts warm.
Every morning: drafted follow-ups, pitches, and touches waiting for your yes. Nothing ever sends without you.
Not a to-do list. Finished work, in your voice, held for a five-minute approval pass.
Your website, store, courses, customer list and sales are yours, on your own web address. The monthly rents the team that runs it. Leave the team and it all keeps working on our hosting.
The founding cohort is forming now. Here is what you get, stated from the pricing itself — the same facts the walkthrough honors.
Your rate is locked for as long as you stay subscribed — even as prices rise. Setup is scoped to your business; we build it with you.
Short answers to what people ask before a walkthrough. Everything here is also on this page.
“I spent twenty-one years building businesses and could never crack the follow-up — the leads I met and lost, the relationships that went quiet. I didn’t need another tool. I needed a team. So I built the team I needed — and then I built it for you.”
