Alexis Mai is a sales trainer who teaches women to work as remote high-ticket closers, the commission-based phone sales role used by online coaching and info-product businesses. Her Whop seller profile lists her location as Miami, and her YouTube channel description presents her as a "23 year old entrepreneur" working in remote high-ticket sales; that description is undated, so no birth year can be derived from it.
She runs her business under the Her Last Call brand. The terms of service on herlastcall.com (last modified May 8, 2026) name the operating company as Her Last Call, LLC and set Florida as the governing law, with disputes sent to binding arbitration in Florida. The Florida state registry (Sunbiz) and OpenCorporates could not be read for this profile, so the registration details of the LLC were not checked.
She publishes on YouTube as @alexismseleste (5.79K subscribers and 74 videos as displayed on September 14, 2026; the most recent upload was dated September 7, 2026) and links an Instagram and an X account under the same handle. Her Whop store also links a TikTok account, @sellingseleste, but TikTok showed that account as not found on September 14, 2026, and the Instagram profile did not load without logging in, so no follower count is given for either. Her website, herlastcall.com, currently works as a registration page for a free live webinar titled around women earning "$5-10k a month" by talking on the phone, with a disclaimer that those results are not typical.
Her paid products are sold on Whop, where the Her Last Call Academy community showed 10,557 members on September 14, 2026. The entry product, HLC Inauguration, is described as an introduction to remote high-ticket sales and "little sister" to the Academy, and is listed at $97 as a one-time payment. The main program, Her Last Call Academy, is described as a community with weekly coaching, courses and networking; its Whop page shows no publicly listed plan. A separate one-time plan named "Her Last Call Academy DP" is listed at $100, and the page does not explain what that plan covers or what the full Academy price is. The same store lists three more one-time products with no description: "Her Last Call" at $40 and two named "DP Her Last Call" at $40 and $110. According to her own Whop profile, she built the community after generating $1M in six months as a closer and offers mentorship and job leads to members; there is no independent source for the revenue figure or for member results.
The terms of service state that the company does not guarantee employment, commissions or income, that fees are non-refundable except for a 45-day guarantee with conditions (including 100% course completion and a minimum number of outreach videos), and that chargebacks carry a fee of 30% of the contract amount.
On reputation, no press coverage or interview with her was located in searches run on September 14, 2026. A search of ftc.gov and the Florida Attorney General's site on that date returned no action under her name or the Her Last Call brand. Several YouTube videos by third parties review the program, but they are not independent editorial sources and are not summarized here. Her LinkedIn profile could not be read.