A buyer wants your product evaluated. Dazzle is how it happens.
If you received an invite from Dazzle, a real buyer — a named company, with budget and priorities — chose to have your product formally evaluated. Dazzle is their AI buying agent: it takes the demo on their behalf, scores what it sees, and puts the verdict directly in front of the decision-maker.
This page explains exactly what you're walking into, so there are no surprises on the call.
Twenty minutes. Five dollars. A decision-maker's full attention.
No discovery-call maze, no chasing calendars, no champion who can't get you in the room. You demo once, and a scored evaluation lands with the executive within about an hour.
The buyer opted in
Dazzle only evaluates vendors its buyer chose — either they submitted your company or forwarded your outreach and asked for an evaluation. You're not cold. You're on their list.
Your demo reaches the decision-maker
The verdict — score, findings, and the recording's receipts — goes directly to the executive, graded against the initiatives they actually care about this quarter.
Score well, get the intro
When the buyer takes the meeting, Dazzle sends a direct email intro between you and them. And if it's a pass, you find out quickly instead of being ghosted for a quarter.
From invite to verdict, step by step
Confirm with the $5 fee
Your invite email has a secure Stripe checkout link. Card payment, takes a minute — the demo is confirmed once payment clears. The buyer never pays; this fee is what keeps every evaluation serious.
Reply with a time and a meeting link
Just reply to the invite email with a time that works and your Zoom, Meet, or Teams link. Either order works — if you propose a time before paying, the booking confirms automatically the moment payment clears.
Demo day — bring the product
Dazzle joins your meeting, introduces itself as an AI agent right at the start, and runs a structured, interactive 20-minute evaluation. Share your screen, show the live product, and answer its questions — it asks real ones, based on the buyer's priorities.
The verdict goes to the buyer
Within about an hour the buyer has a scored verdict. If they take the meeting, you'll get a direct intro by email. If they pass, you'll hear that too — quickly and politely.
You'll be demoing to an AI agent, and Dazzle says so at the top of every call. The session is transcribed and analyzed, and the transcript and screen captures are shared with the buyer as part of the verdict. Claims are checked against public information during the call, so vague or inflated answers tend to cost points. The verdict itself belongs to the buyer — what reaches you is their decision: a direct intro, or a pass. Calls are capped at 20 minutes, and nobody chases anybody's calendar.
How to score well
Dazzle grades on four dimensions: fit with the buyer's initiatives, credibility of your claims, effort versus value, and how hard your product would be to replicate in-house. The demos that score best have a few things in common.
Demo the live product
Screen-share the real thing. Dazzle watches the screen and weighs what it sees — a deck about the product scores like a deck, not like a product.
Answer the questions it asks
Dazzle's questions come straight from the buyer's initiatives and evaluation criteria. Those questions are the buyer telling you what they care about — answer them directly.
Real numbers beat adjectives
Pricing, implementation time, integrations, named customers where you can. Direct answers score; dodges get noted — pressing on a dodge is literally part of the job description.
Seller FAQ
Is this legitimate?
Yes. Dazzle invites you only on behalf of a real buyer who asked for the evaluation. The invite names the buyer's company, and a successful demo ends with a direct intro to a real person there.
Why is there a $5 fee?
It's a commitment filter, not a revenue model. The fee keeps the buyer's queue limited to vendors who believe they belong there — which is exactly why the buyer takes these verdicts seriously.
Do I get to see the verdict?
The verdict is the buyer's. What you receive is their decision — a warm intro when they want to engage, or a courteous pass. Either way you get an answer instead of silence.
What if the time I proposed doesn't work anymore?
Just reply to the thread with a new time. Scheduling is handled entirely over email — there's no portal to log into.
Can a human join the call too?
Run the demo exactly as you would for any prospect — bring whoever you'd normally bring. The only unusual attendee is Dazzle, and it introduces itself.
What happens to the recording?
The transcript and screen captures go to the buyer with the verdict — the same material a diligent human evaluator would bring back to their team. It isn't published or shared beyond the buyer.
Your invite email has the link.
Pay, pick a time, and bring your best demo.
Questions before the call? Reply to your invite thread — Dazzle answers — or reach a human at hello@supercase.io.