Objection Handling Scripts

Write objection-handling scripts for my sales conversations.

What I sell: [PRODUCT + PRICE POINT]
Buyer: [ROLE + WHAT SUCCESS LOOKS LIKE FOR THEM]
Proof I can use: [REAL CUSTOMERS, NUMBERS, GUARANTEES, or "limited"]
The objections I actually hear, in the buyer's words:
"""
[PASTE 3-6 REAL OBJECTIONS, e.g. "we already use X", "too expensive right now", "I need to ask my boss"]
"""

For each objection, write a script with four beats:
1. **Acknowledge**: one sentence that shows I actually heard it. No "I totally understand, BUT": the acknowledgment must be specific to their words, and never followed immediately by "but".
2. **Reframe**: shift the frame in one or two sentences: what the objection is really about (risk, timing, authority, value), addressed head-on.
3. **Proof**: the single most relevant proof point from what I provided. If I provided none that fits, give me the script with a [PROOF NEEDED: what kind would land here] marker instead of inventing a customer story.
4. **Question**: end with a question that moves the conversation forward and is easy to answer honestly. Not "does that make sense?": a question that surfaces the real blocker or advances the deal.

Then add: the one objection I should EXPECT but didn't list, based on what I sell and my price point, with its script.

Rules: conversational spoken register, no scripts longer than 6 sentences, never argue the buyer is wrong; the goal is to keep them talking, not to win the point.