One room per deal. Everything you need before, during, and after.
Every negotiation has its own workspace — counterparty intelligence, comparable deal data, MIRA's assessment, your red lines, suggested counter-offer, talking points, and the terms to draft your contract from. The Deal Room doesn't follow you around. You open it before you go in.
What's in the room.
Counterparty Intelligence
Who you're dealing with. Company size, funding stage, past deal patterns, reputation signals, known negotiation tactics. You should know more about them than they expect you to.
Market Benchmarks
Where the offer sits against market rates for your role and geography, from Rate Intelligence.
MIRA's Assessment
MIRA's read on the deal — fit with your strategy, risk factors, what you'd be trading away, and a go/no-go with reasoning. An opinion, not a summary.
Red Lines
Your non-negotiables. Pulled from your rate card, exclusivity commitments, and past deal data. Flagged if the incoming offer crosses any of them before you even read it.
Suggested Counter
MIRA's recommended counter-offer — with reasoning. At your floor, at market, or at your target. You choose the position and MIRA shows you what to say.
Talking Points
What to say in the room. The argument for your rate, the response to standard pushback, where to hold and where to move. Written for your voice, not a template.
Contract Ready
Once terms are agreed, draft the contract from those terms — parties, rate, scope, payment terms, kill fee, IP, exclusivity — and send it for e-signature.
Post-Mortem
After the deal closes, MIRA notes what you got, what you left on the table, and what to do differently with this counterparty next time.
Contract Review, Alongside.
Paired with Contract Review. Paste the contract you received — MIRA shows you what changed from your standard terms, which clauses to push back on, which to accept, and the exact response language to use.
Available from Command.
Why Deal Room exists.
Every independent operator has been in a room where they felt underprepared. The counterparty knew more, moved faster, or had data you didn't. Deal Room is the preparation that should have happened before you picked up the phone.
It's not a tool for every conversation. It's for the deals that matter — the ones where giving up 10% costs you $40,000 over the contract term, where the exclusivity clause locks you out of a better opportunity, where the kill fee is set to make you too afraid to walk away.
MIRA has an opinion on those deals. Deal Room is where that opinion lives.