Everything here is something a customer or a prospect actually asked for: a script template they could adapt, a checklist for a vendor call, a teardown of how a competitor's pricing really works. Free, no email required, because gating a checklist is a poor trade for both sides.
Do not ship them as written. They are a starting structure — greeting, qualification, objection, booking, confirmation — that you fill with your own language. The single biggest quality jump in any agent comes from replacing template phrasing with sentences lifted out of your own recorded calls.
Vendor pricing teardowns go stale fastest and are re-checked quarterly with the date of the check stated on the page. Script templates change when a trade's booking flow changes. Anything we have not verified inside six months is marked, rather than quietly left to rot.