Never make a cold call
cold again.
Practice on a lifelike AI prospect. For individuals or sales coaches training teams. Privately, or head-to-head on the leaderboard.
Your first call is free - no sign-up, no email.
You'll talk out loud with a lifelike AI - grab 3 quiet minutes.
from a real practice call
Read it instead
Prospect: This is Claire.
You: I cleared this is a mere this is a cold call but a well researched one. Can I get the 30 seconds of your time?
Prospect: A cold call? I'm actually really busy. What's this regarding, please?
You: I'm trying to get you less busy with HR software for payrolls. You have a lot of employees and I'm sure things can be smoother.
Prospect: Payroll. Oh, sure. Okay. So, look, I'm not the person to speak to about that. Um, I'm happy to push you in the right direction, though. Uh, who are you trying to reach?
Built by a 20-year sales vet who scored 24 on his own product. On LinkedIn →
How it works
Pick your prospect
Spin for a random one, browse the roster, or sign in and rehearse a real call you have coming up - you practise thinking, not a script.
Talk for three minutes
A real voice call in the browser. They interrupt, they object, and the tough ones threaten to hang up on you.
Get graded and coached
A score out of 100 across eight skills, plus the two or three specific things to fix next time.
Eight criteria, weighted, with a reason for every one - then the three things to change on the next call.
Skill breakdown
Top 3 fixes
- ➊Answer the question the prospect actually asked — when Ray says "what kind of software?", say something like: "It's a bookkeeping tool built for trades — it pulls your bank feed in and codes the entries so reconciliation takes about ten minutes instead of your whole Sunday night."
- ➋Replace the leading yes-traps with a dig on the pain he already gave you: instead of "would that have value?", ask "How many hours are you actually losing on a typical Sunday, and what's it costing you when something gets miscoded?"
- ➌Lock the meeting properly: "Thursday 2:00 works — what's the best email? I'll send an invite now so it's on your calendar, and I'll keep it to 15 minutes."
A dry run before the call that counts - not another enterprise contract.
The other AI-roleplay tools hide behind “book a demo” and only make sense above 50 reps. This one is built for the person who actually makes the calls - and the person coaching them. The solo founder, the AE paying out of pocket, the three-person team, the trainer running a cohort. No contract, no demo, no seat minimum. Practise the real call you have tomorrow.
Run your whole team's practice, not just your own.
Start a team in one step, invite the people you coach, and share one pot of calls between them. Free to set up - you only pay when you buy calls.
Buy a pack once and the whole roster draws from it. A member with none of their own free calls left still practises on the team's balance - up to whatever per-person limit you set, which is yours to raise.
Your roster competes on a board nobody outside the team can open. Whether a member also appears on the public leaderboard stays their own choice, and people you invite start off private there.
Each member's best score, their latest, and whether it is going up - plus how many calls they have run since joining. You coach the person who needs it, not the one who says they practised.
Buy calls, not a subscription.
Scoring, coaching and the Arena are the same whether you have ever paid or not - and your first call is free. The more calls in a pack, the less each one costs.
For you
- Starter$10.9910 calls$1.10 per call
- Standard$22.9925 calls$0.92 per call
- Serious$40.9950 calls$0.82 per call
For a teamOne wallet the whole roster draws from.
- Team S$72.99100 calls$0.73 per call
- Team M$160.99250 calls$0.64 per call
- Team L$290.99500 calls$0.58 per call
- Team XL$520.991,000 calls$0.52 per call
Calls in a pack last 90 days. Free calls and calls earned from invites never expire. Nothing renews and nothing is charged again - see the pricing questions for refunds.
One call, no account. Then decide.
Your first call needs no email at all. Add one and you get 4 in total - that first call counts toward it - plus 3 more for every friend who signs up from your invite link. You choose whether you compete or stay invisible.