For self-employed sales consultants
Selling is the job. Everything else is admin.
Vela gives you a team of AI advisors — drafting your outreach, qualifying your pipeline, watching your market, preparing your pitches. So you can spend your time in front of clients, not in front of a CRM.
- Outreach drafted — ready to send in your voice
- Pipeline qualified — who to chase, what to say
- Pitches prepared — walk in with the market data
Vela works across industries, and it's built for the way self-employed sales consultants actually work. Start free — you'll be in your boardroom within minutes.
The trade-off
Commission pays your bills. Admin steals your time.
Self-employed sales is brutal arithmetic. Your income depends on the number of meaningful conversations you have with prospects. Every hour spent on admin — pipeline updates, follow-up sequences, proposal drafting, compliance paperwork, social content — is an hour not spent selling. And no salaried sales operations team is doing it for you.
The week of a self-employed consultant looks like this: Monday on LinkedIn, Tuesday writing proposals, Wednesday chasing decision-makers, Thursday updating your CRM, Friday on a few good calls. The high-value selling work — relationship-building, discovery, negotiation — gets squeezed into the gaps.
The consultants at the top of their leaderboards aren't there because they grind longer. They're there because they protect their selling time and delegate everything else. Vela is that delegation, without making a hire.
Your team
Four of your eleven agents, where they earn their keep first.
All eleven agents are active in your boardroom. These four do the heaviest lifting for a sales consultant — the rest are there when you need them.
Roman
Head of Sales
Drafts your outreach and proposals.
Roman writes the cold emails, LinkedIn DMs, follow-up sequences, and client proposals. He pulls in your previous wins, your specialist sectors, and the prospect's context to make every message specific. You walk into the meeting prepared — without spending the night before formatting a deck.
Vera
Personal Assistant
Manages your pipeline and chases.
Vera tracks every prospect, every meeting, every proposal in flight. She tells you who needs a follow-up call today, who's gone quiet, what stage each deal is at, and what to say next. Nothing slips because someone fell down the inbox.
Flux
Head of Intelligence
Watches your market.
Flux tracks competitor pricing, new entrants in your sector, movements at key target clients, and benchmark data so you always walk in with current market intelligence. When a prospect asks “what are others charging?” you have last week's data — not a guess.
Muse
Head of Creative
Runs your personal brand.
Self-employed sales is a personal-brand game. Muse drafts your LinkedIn posts, ghostwrites your sector commentary, scripts video content, keeps your presence consistent and visible to your network. Steady visibility without you ever having to sit down and “do content”.
What your day looks like
Your pipeline. Your numbers. In one view.
Roman runs outreach. Vera reads the room. Felix models the close. You spend your time in front of clients.
Discovery
2Marwood Capital
£3,200 ARR
Day 2 of 14
Henderson & Partners
£2,100 ARR
Day 5
Demo booked
1Trentham Group
£5,400 ARR
Demo Thurs 2 PM
Proposal out
2Bowman Industries
£4,800 ARR
11 days — chase needed
Ashworth Insurance
£3,700 ARR
4 days
Closed-won
1Linden Wealth
£4,200 ARR
Signed Friday
YTD commission
£47,300
+12% vs same period last year
Pipeline coverage: 3.2× quota
Illustrative — your actual pipeline and commission will reflect your real deals
In the boardroom
One deal. Five perspectives. Three minutes.
Arden opens. Roman drafts. Flux brings the news. Vera reads the relationship. Felix models the downside. Arden closes the loop. The exchange below is sample text, animating as you scroll.
Arden
CEO
Morning. Bowman Industries — your demo was 11 days ago, no movement since. Anna said decision by month-end. That's three weeks ago. Worth a direct chase before they go cold.
Roman
Head of Sales
Drafting now. Their procurement lead is Anna Webb — I have her email pattern from last week's comms. Want me to lead with the Series B angle or straight to the close question?
Flux
Head of Intelligence
One signal — Bowman just posted a Series B announcement this morning, £18M led by Index Ventures. Their procurement just got more political. Anna may be losing decision authority.
Vera
Personal Assistant
Anna's last reply was warm but vague. Tuesday afternoon worked best for previous calls. She mentioned her CFO Mark Ahuja in message 4 — possible Mark is the real decision-maker now post-raise.
Felix
Head of Finance
Bowman's contract is £4,800 ARR. If their procurement is now political, expect a 30-day delay minimum. Your pipeline coverage is fine — Marwood and Trentham can close before month-end if Bowman slips.
Arden
CEO
Roman, draft a warm chase with the Series B congratulations angle — and ask Anna directly if Mark should join the next call. Personal, clear ask, don't push. Felix is right — we don't need to over-rotate on Bowman this week.
Sample conversation. Five of your eleven agents working a single deal.
Who it's for
Built for self-employed sales consultants.
Vela is built for UK self-employed sales consultants. Insurance, financial services, B2B SaaS, recruitment, professional services — sector-agnostic, because the operational patterns are the same. Solo operators or small teams of two to five. Typically earning between £40k and £200k+ in personal commission or fees.
What you share isn't a sector — it's a problem. Self-employed sales is volume-driven AND relationship-driven, but the highest-value work is the relationships. Every hour spent on admin is an hour not spent in front of a buying customer. The ceiling on what you can earn is set by how much of your time you protect for actual selling.
Vela isn't a CRM. It doesn't replace HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, or wherever your contact data lives. It sits alongside your existing tools, handling the thinking, writing, and pipeline judgment work that CRMs don't do.
Pricing
£149/month. Cancel anytime.
The Pro plan (£149/month) is built for self-employed sales consultants. All eleven agents active, 1,500 interactions a month — enough headroom for a busy pipeline without watching the meter. There's a 14-day free trial. No card up-front.
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Questions
Common questions.
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