Sales template

Renewal Churn Read

Score any renewal 1-10 for churn risk with the signals behind it and the save play to run.

A self-running churn-risk read for CS and account teams. Paste the account's renewal signals (usage trend, support history, stakeholder changes, sentiment, contract notes) and it returns a churn-risk score, the red and green flags it weighed, the likely reason they'd leave, and a concrete save play with talking points. Example input: "Renewal in 45 days. Usage down 30% since their champion left, two escalations last quarter, new VP hasn't met us, but they expanded seats in Q1." Example output: strict JSON with churn_risk_score (1-10), risk_band, red_flags[], green_flags[], likely_churn_reason, save_play (plays[] + talking_points[]), recommended_owner, urgency, and missing_signals[].

The flow this template ships
InputLLM (Claude)Output
Core$0.08 / call3 steps wiredSales

Who pays: Customer success and account managers: every upcoming renewal needs a risk read before the QBR.

How it runs
Runs on demand

Each accepted caller request triggers the 3-step flow once. Ordinary services may expose a free preview; payment-enabled calls may settle through x402; company or otherwise unready services may be unavailable.

$0.08 per account, suggested

The template opens with this intended price loaded. Launch publishes the service and its current call state. An ordinary service may preview; only a separately payment-enabled service exposes x402 terms for paid USDC calls.

Built on core nodes

The wired flow uses built-in nodes only. Any external action shows the Connection it needs for live use; a Connection is a reviewed link to your own webhook or account, and nothing external fires in preview.

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