What is an example of a Commitment Question?

• A. Do you feel like this could be the answer/solution for you?
• B. Would you like to see more technical specs?
• C. What is your budget range?
• D. Are you ready to switch providers?

Answer: (A)

Commitment questions move the buyer toward taking the next step by inviting them to affirm the solution’s fit. The sample question asks, in effect, whether the proposed solution could be the right answer for the buyer, which prompts them to voice belief and readiness to move forward. It shifts the conversation from weighing features or comparing options to confirming willingness to commit to the solution, signaling momentum toward action.

Other types of prompts tend to serve different purposes: asking for more technical specs focuses on gathering details, not committing to a decision; querying the budget range seeks qualification, not immediate commitment; and a prompt about switching providers targets readiness or willingness to change, which can feel more transactional. The commitment-style question directly anchors the prospect’s belief in the solution and nudges the conversation toward a next-step agreement.