Instant scenario builder
Upload a pitch deck, battle card or price sheet. The AI drafts a buyer persona and a scenario in minutes, and you edit what it got wrong.
Reps practice discovery, objections and closing with an AI buyer built from your product, pricing and battle cards. Every call is scored against your own sales methodology.
“We like the product. But your price is thirty percent above what we pay today.”
Why practice
Most reps get a handful of roleplays in onboarding, then learn on live deals. AI roleplay moves that learning before the call, where a lost deal costs nothing.

sales in trained territories after AI practice
to field-ready, down from weeks of live roleplays
faster time-to-performance than classroom training
average account executive ramp, the longest on record
What gets rehearsed
The AI plays the buyer through the whole deal: discovery, price pushback, procurement and the close. Across meetings, the buyer remembers your last call and picks up where it left off. Pick a stage to see a session.

We already have an onboarding program. Why would I need this?
How long does it take a new rep to close their first deal today?

Five, maybe six months. And half of them leave in the first year.
What does one of those early exits cost you?

Your competitor quoted us twenty percent less for the same thing.
Is it the same thing? What did they include for rollout and support?

Honestly, I didn’t ask. Price is what my boss sees first.
Then let’s give your boss a comparison that shows total cost.

Fifteen percent off and we sign this quarter.
If we changed the price, what would we take out of scope?

Nothing. That’s the point of negotiating.
Then a two-year term is where I can move. Would that work for you?

We’re happy. I just don’t see why we need the bigger plan.
Which team asked you for access last quarter?

Customer success. Twice, actually.
Shall we run a four-week pilot with them and decide on the numbers?

This looks good. Send me something and I’ll think about it.
Happy to. What would you need to see to decide by the 30th?

Legal will want the security pack. And my CFO needs to be in the room.
Then let’s book thirty minutes with her for Thursday. I’ll bring the pack.
Champion moved to a new role. New VP wants to “review all vendors”. Contract ends Dec 31. Usage up 40%.

I don’t know you, and I don’t know why we pay for this. Convince me.
How scenarios get built
Upload a pitch deck, battle card or price sheet. The AI drafts a buyer persona and a scenario in minutes, and you edit what it got wrong.
Proven discovery, objection and negotiation scenarios, adapted to your product in minutes.
Share your sales process and what your best reps do. We build the scenario set with you.
Write the buyer’s personality, objections and scoring criteria yourself. Change one slider and the same buyer gets harder.
Two reps roleplay each other while the AI observes and scores one or both. Managers can join live and coach.
Scoring
Load MEDDIC, SPIN or your own methodology. Every call is reviewed against it down to the second, so reps know what to repeat and what to fix.
You named the client’s goal in their own words.
Good recovery. I’d add one customer number here.
You offered a discount before asking about the budget.
She hadn’t finished. Pause before answering a price objection.
Want to see one of your own calls scored like this, on your methodology?
Book a demoObserved in a live program

higher sales in trained territories after AI simulations on clinical knowledge and objection handling, before field deployment.
Client name withheld · methodology available on request
For sales managers
A dashboard scoped to your team shows who is ready and where the gaps are. Upload real call recordings and they are scored on the same model as practice.
FAQ
Discovery, cold outreach, objection handling, price negotiation, upsell and renewal, and closing. Field and in-person pitches work the same way, and any specific deal can become a scenario. Read three of them in full: the price objection role play, a procurement director who wants 20% off to sign this quarter and an insurance renewal for an owner happy with his cover. More situations are described in our sales role play scenario examples.
Yes. Upload pitch decks, pricing, battle cards and objection libraries, and the AI builds a buyer persona that knows your offer and pushes back like a real buyer.
Against your own methodology, such as MEDDIC, SPIN or a proprietary playbook, not a generic checklist. Every session ends with per-criterion scores and timestamped comments. Two scenarios show it criterion by criterion: an IT director’s first call, scored letter by letter on MEDDIC and a hotel group discovery call built on SPIN questions.
Yes. Two reps can roleplay each other while the AI observes and scores one or both sides, and managers can join live to coach.
Yes. Upload recorded calls or video and they are scored against the same competency model as practice sessions.
In a 500+ rep pharma launch, reps reached field readiness in three days. New hires can run a discovery call dozens of times before their first real one, or rehearse the opening of a cold call to a busy VP of operations.
Yes. In-person, field and remote scenarios use the same persona and scoring, including healthcare professional visits for pharma and medtech teams. Only the content changes. See one in full: a medical rep’s five-minute visit to a general practitioner.
Yes. A team-scoped dashboard shows strengths and gaps by skill and by deal stage, and suggests what each rep should practice next.
No. It provides the baseline practice, so managers spend their coaching time on the conversations that need human judgment.
Book a short demo and we will build a scenario around your product and pricing, then score a call on your methodology.
Cookies and tags
With your consent, Microsoft Clarity records how you use our pages, and tags from Google, LinkedIn and Lemon Squeezy measure our ads and partner links. Nothing loads until you choose. Read the cookie policy