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Practice in realistic AI-powered scenarios before you ever pick up the phone. Build confidence, crush objections, and close more deals.
Used by 1,200+ salespeople
who practice smarter, not harder
Numbers don't lie. Here's what happens when salespeople practice with purpose.
85%
feel more confident after 1 week
3x
more practice than traditional roleplay
40%
improvement in booking rates
Join hundreds of salespeople who practice smarter, not harder. Your next great call starts with your first practice session.
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200+ active users • 50+ scenarios • 85% confidence boost
No scheduling, no awkwardness, no wasted time. Build scenarios, practice, and track your improvement.
Select from 10 AI personas like Sarah Chen (Skeptical CFO) or Marcus Johnson (Busy VP). Each has unique objection patterns, success rates, and realistic personality traits.
Click 'Start Practice' and have real-time voice conversations. Each persona responds with authentic objections, tone, and even international accents.
Watch your transcript appear in real-time with AI coaching hints. Get scored on 6 key dimensions including Rapport, Discovery, Objection Handling, and more.
Upload your actual sales recordings for transcription and AI analysis. Get detailed scoring against Giulio's proven cold calling methodology.
Review session history, compare scores across personas, and track your success rate progression from easy (60%) to realistic (15%) difficulty levels.
Each persona has unique objection patterns, personality traits, success rates, and authentic voice responses. Start with friendly personas and work up to the procurement villains.
CFO
Success Rate
Skeptical, ROI-focused. No patience for fluff.
“I get ten of these calls a day. What makes you different?”
VP of Sales
Success Rate
Impatient but fair. Respects hustle, hates amateurs.
“I'm a VP of Sales. I know a cold call when I hear one.”
Executive Assistant
Success Rate
Hostile gatekeeper. Protective and dismissive.
“If he wanted to talk to salespeople, he'd answer his own phone.”
CTO
Indian accent
Success Rate
Analytical, detail-oriented. Hates fluff, wants specs.
“Skip the marketing. What does your tech actually do?”
Founder & CEO
German accent
Success Rate
Exhausted but polite. Juggling everything, zero time.
“I need help, but I'm working 80 hour weeks. When would I evaluate this?”
Procurement Director
Arabic accent
Success Rate
Lives to squeeze vendors. Ruthless negotiator.
“I squeeze vendors for a living. You're not special.”
Plus 4 more personas with international accents (German, Arabic, Italian)
Every practice session gets detailed feedback based on Giulio's proven cold calling methodology.
Strong opener and communication skills with good pitch delivery. Focus on improving objection handling depth and qualification techniques to push past the 8.0 mark.
Strong permission-based opening with a natural pattern interrupt. Tone was calm and confident, setting a professional tone for the call.
Permission Based — Asked for a moment of the prospect's time before pitching.
Pattern Interrupt — Used an unexpected opener that broke the standard cold call script.
Calm Energy — Maintained a relaxed, confident tone throughout the opener.
Problem-focused micro pitch delivered in under 30 seconds. Highly relevant to the prospect's industry and role.
Problem Focused — Led with a specific challenge relevant to the prospect's business.
Micro Pitch — Kept the pitch concise and under 30 seconds, inviting dialogue.
Relevance — Tailored language to the prospect's industry and decision-making role.
Good use of open-ended questions but missed opportunities to dig deeper into impact and explore real examples from the prospect.
Digs For Examples — Did not ask for specific real-world examples from the prospect.
Explores Impact — Discussed the consequences of the problem on the prospect's workflow.
Natural Flow — Questions felt conversational rather than scripted or interrogative.
Acknowledged the objection but responded somewhat defensively. Missed the chance to reframe and maintain forward momentum.
Accept — Acknowledged the prospect's concern before responding.
Consent — Did not ask permission before probing deeper into the objection.
Explore — Did not follow up with clarifying questions to understand the objection.
Proposed a clear next step with a low-commitment ask. Could improve by using more negative framing to reduce pressure.
Summarizes — Recapped the key points discussed before proposing a next step.
Checks Buyin — Tested the prospect's interest level before pushing for commitment.
Soft Close — The close felt slightly pushy — could use more low-pressure language.
Excellent conversational tone with good pacing. Active listening was evident throughout, building strong rapport.
Conversational — Adapted tone to match the prospect's energy and communication style.
Humor Rapport — Used light humor effectively to build connection.
Active Listening — Referenced the prospect's earlier statements to show engagement.