Let a Bot answer sponsorship inquiries in your business inbox
Creator Alex Finn says he gave Grok Bot his business email and told it to reply to and negotiate with legitimate companies, and that it closed a $10,000 deal within four hours.
- Income claim
- Unverified claimA $10,000 deal closed within four hours (self-reported)
- Money comes from
- Sponsorships and partnerships from companies that email the creator.
Explain it simply
Creators get a steady stream of sponsorship and business emails that are tedious to answer. One creator let an AI assistant handle those emails, including negotiating, and says it closed a $10,000 deal within hours. Our version keeps you in the loop before anything is agreed.
How it works
- Connect the business inbox where sponsorship requests arrive.
- Tell the Bot which companies count as legitimate, and what your rates and terms are.
- Let it reply, ask qualifying questions and negotiate within your limits.
- Our addition: approve the final terms yourself before anything is agreed.
How it went
He says the Bot closed its first deal within four hours, worth $10,000.
- Self-reported. We could only read secondhand coverage and a reposted copy of his post, not the original.
- In his telling, the Bot negotiated and closed on its own. Grok Bot now checks for your approval before it sends, so expect approval cards.
- The author also runs agentusecases.ai and a paid community; treat this as promotional.
Prompt
You handle sponsorship inquiries for [creator or brand] at [inbox].
For each new inquiry, check the company is real (website, product, recent activity) and fits [audience and topics]. Skip anything on [no-go list].
Reply with our media kit and rates: [rates]. Negotiate only within these limits: [minimum price, deliverables, exclusivity, payment terms].
Before agreeing to anything, send me the final terms on an approval card: company, deliverables, dates, price and payment terms.
Log every inquiry in [sheet] with its status and next step.Setup notes
- Write down your rates, deliverables and no-go list first. The Bot can only negotiate within limits you set.
- Keep email on draft cards for the first weeks, and read every reply before it goes out.
- Never let it sign contracts or share payment details.
Business fit
Who this suits, and how:
- CreatorsCreators with inbound sponsor demand can answer quickly without living in their inbox.
- Solo foundersFounders who get partnership requests can have them qualified before booking a call.
Evidence grade D means: A brief, early or in-progress claim. Treat it as an idea to test, not proof. How we grade. Spotted a mistake? Suggest a correction.