Anonymized, self-reported by real users. We’re building the public record one outcome at a time.
Public statistics turn on once at least 50 users have logged an outcome. We have 0 so far. Rather than display tiny single-digit numbers that don't generalize, we wait. Your outcome could be the one that flips this page on.
This threshold (and the rest of the methodology) is documented below.
We show category-level stats only after 50 outcomes have been logged in that category. Below that threshold, the row reads “building data.” We'd rather an honest empty than a misleading number.
Only outcomes where the user opted in to sharing globally. Initials, free-text notes, and personal details are never shown here.
Your outcome could be the first one here.
Recent outcomes show up once users start logging them publicly.
The numbers on this page come from our database of user- logged outcomes. We don't fabricate, project, or model. If a number is on this page, a real user typed it into a real form after a real negotiation.
An outcome is a user's report of what happened after they ran a negotiation with a brief we generated. We classify each outcome as one of: won, partial, lost, no action, or unclear. The win rate is (won + partial) / (won + partial + lost + no action). Unclear outcomes are excluded from rates. Dollar totals include only won and partial outcomes.
Only outcomes where the user explicitly opted in to global sharing. Users who keep their outcomes private are excluded from every number on this page. This means the public stats are systematically conservative — many wins we've helped land aren't counted because the user chose not to share. We accept that.
The dataset behind this page contains no user identifiers in the publicly-readable views. Free-text notes and personal details remain in the user's private record. Category-level statistics are suppressed below 50 outcomes per category — standard k-anonymity practice.
We don't adjust the numbers up to look better. We don't exclude bad months. We don't cherry-pick outcomes. When a category is having a rough quarter, the rate on this page reflects that. The category breakdown is sorted by sample size, not by win rate, so a struggling category doesn't hide at the bottom.
A user types a description of what happened. Our outcome classifier (an AI model with a deterministic prompt) assigns a category based on the description and the dollar amounts the user reports. Classifications below 65% model confidence are routed to an unclear bucket rather than guessed. Users can correct a misclassification from their account.
Email track-record@renegotiateanything.com. If a number on this page looks wrong, we want to know before a regulator or a journalist tells us.
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