Here’s a quick comparison of popular sales qualification frameworks — MANI, BANT, and SPIN — to help you understand how they differ and when to use each.
π 1. MANI – Focus: Buyer Intent & Engagement
Element |
Description |
M – Motivation |
Why is the buyer interested now? What's driving urgency? |
A – Authority | Is the person the decision-maker or influencer? |
N – Need |
Does the buyer actually need the product/service? |
I – Interest |
Is there active engagement and curiosity? |
✅ Best for: Modern digital sales, quick qualification in inbound leads, D2C.
π° 2. BANT – Focus: Budget & Feasibility
Element |
Description |
B – Budget |
Can the buyer afford it? Is budget allocated? |
A – Authority |
Is the buyer empowered to make the decision? |
N – Need |
Is there a genuine business or personal need? |
T – Timeline |
When are they planning to make a decision or purchase? |
✅ Best for: B2B sales, enterprise selling, long sales cycles.
π¬ 3. SPIN – Focus: Consultative Selling
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Element |
Description |
S – Situation |
Understand the current state and context. |
P – Problem |
Identify pain points or inefficiencies. |
I – Implication |
Explore consequences of not solving the problem. |
N – Need-payoff |
Show how your solution benefits them or adds value. |
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Best for: High-ticket, complex solutions, relationship-based selling.
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