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Let AI answer price questions without giving away your margin.

Describe your offer in plain words. SNHP turns it into negotiation rules — your floor, what you'd trade a discount for, what's never on the table — then drafts every reply to buyers, and to their AI buying agents, inside those rules. You review and send.

Build and check your rules free. Drafting replies is open to pilot businesses. Conversations aren't stored — messages pass through our model provider only to draft the reply.

2022 RAV4 XLE · listed $27,995Real output · from the demo
Buyer

That's more than I want to spend. Can you do $25,500?

Drafted reply — ready to send

I can definitely make the deal work a few different ways. Please let me know which option suits you best.

Option A — $27,495 · $500 under list · Floor mats · 2 oil changes · Sign in 48hOption B — $27,995 · list price · Mats + tintOption C — $27,495 · $500 under list · Sign in 48h
✓ Every option inside your rules No-strings floor $25,300 never crossed Every price is the buyer's total Their pick shows what they care about
Why now

Buyers already negotiate with AI. Most sellers' AI refuses to talk price.

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AI negotiations run by one buyer-side car agent, CarEdge, against dealers. CarEdge report

Hand-off

Leading dealer chat tools are built to pass price questions to a salesperson — a slow answer when the sender is a bot that never books an appointment.

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attack conversations in which a small AI model, given the business's rules as instructions, still broke them in our tests. Instructions are not rules.

How it works

Your offer becomes rules. Every reply stays inside them.

Three steps, any channel — email, text, a marketplace inbox or your CRM. Nothing to integrate to start.

01

Describe your offer

Listed price, the lowest you'd take, what you'd trade a discount for (financing with you, a trade-in, buying this week, a longer commitment) and what's never offered. You get the rules back in plain words to check and edit.

02

Paste a buyer's message

You get the reply to send, with the exact offer attached and checked against your rules — plus what the buyer asked for, what they refused, and what decided the move.

03

Close with a receipt

When they accept, you get a signed record of the deal. Anyone can re-check it against your rules — your manager, your accountant, a regulator.

What's different

The math decides. The language model only writes.

A chatbot told your rules can be talked out of them. Here, the price is never the chatbot's to set.

engine

Decides every offer

The SNHP negotiation engine picks what to offer inside your rules — when to hold, when to trade a discount for something you value, when to accept.

guard

Checks every offer

Nothing below your floor, outside your rules, or in a combination you forbade ever leaves — even if the buyer (or their bot) tries to talk it out.

small model

Reads and writes

A small, cheap model reads what the buyer wants and writes the reply. Its words are checked against the offer before you see them.

Results so far

Measured in simulation, against honest baselines.

Every comparison is pre-registered, run on buyers held out from development, and reported with its losses. These are simulations — the next step is real buyers.

BusinessExtra gross profit per conversation
Used-car dealer+$672
Used-car dealer, counting cash only+$488
SaaS annual plan+$124
Wholesale supply (China)+¥282

The shipped configuration versus a step-down sales desk (moves price one step per exchange, then holds): same buyers, same rules. Scripted buyers held out from development, whose budgets are cash, with three bargaining styles; 95% intervals exclude zero. Every price is the buyer's total: an add-on is never a condition. When we deliberately misjudge what buyers value, cars still win (+$426); SaaS and wholesale tie the desk.

Against people's own results

In 30 real human negotiation scenarios (the CaSiNo dataset), the engine with a small model scored 21.5 points for its side, versus 20.2 for the person who sat in the same seat. The small model on its own scored 18.4 — it lost to people.

Rules held in every test run: 0 offers outside the business's rules.

What we haven't shown yet: results with real buyers and real money. That's what the pilot is for — and we'll publish what it finds.

Pilot

Two weeks, done with you. Used-car dealers first.

  • A 15-minute call to set your rules: floor, walk-away, what you'll trade for financing, a trade-in or buying this week.
  • Forward your hardest internet-lead price emails. You get a ready-to-send reply in minutes.
  • You stay in control — nothing goes out unless you send it.
  • At the end, a side-by-side of the replies you sent against what you'd have offered.

Free for the pilot — you get an access key for the studio and API. Not a car dealer? If your buyers haggle by message — wholesale, B2B quotes, subscriptions — tell us what you sell.

Or email hello@snhp.dev

For developers

Put it behind your own bot: API and MCP.

Building a sales assistant or an AI agent that negotiates? Call the same engine. The server keeps no conversations — you pass the state back each turn.

POST https://snhp.dev/v1/reply
{ "policy": { … },          # from /v1/policy/compile
  "message": "Can you do $25,500?",
  "state": null }           # pass back each turn
→ { "kind": "offer", "reply_with_offer": "…",
    "offer": { "price": 26995, "inside_policy": true },
    "decided_by": "bundle2|engine:bundle2", "state": { … } }
MCP (streamable HTTP):  https://snhp.dev/mcp/

compile_offer_policy     your offer → rules
draft_negotiation_reply  buyer message → reply + offer
check_offer_policy       validate edited rules
verify_deal_receipt      re-check a signed deal

API and MCP reference