Make the awkward call
before it costs you one.

You’re a founder and you built the product. Now you have to pitch it to someone who’s heard it all before. Rehearse the call with a skeptical AI customer who pushes back, then get coached on exactly what worked.

Rehearse your pitch

Describe your real buyer and practice the call.

Practice by text, or out loud with voice calls.

Try a ready-made call

Jump into a featured scenario.

Surprise me

We won’t tell you how they’ll react.

Free account · ~5 minutes · calls saved to your history

01

Pick who you're pitching

A one-page contact card on the buyer you're calling and what a realistic win looks like — usually a next conversation, not a closed deal.

02

Take the call

A live-feeling call screen with a ticking timer. Type like you'd talk. Hang up when you're done.

03

Get coached

Strengths and misses, each quoting your own words, with a better line to say next time.

Pitches founders dread

Ready-made calls across industries

Pick one and dial, or build your own persona from scratch.

Real estate

Moderate

Marcus Webb, 41

Marcus is selling his own house to avoid paying a commission. He assumes you're just another agent looking for a listing.

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Insurance

Moderate

Priya Malhotra

Asked for a life insurance quote three weeks ago and went quiet. You're the follow-up call she never returned.

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B2B software

Moderate

Dana Whitfield

IT manager running a patchwork of off-the-shelf and custom systems. Vendor calls are not new to her.

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Financial advisory

Easy

Robert Chen

Nearing retirement and open to talking about planning in principle. Getting to a real conversation is the hard part.

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