Cheaper than one blown deal.

Every plan starts with 7 free roleplays and 1 real-call review. No card required. All prices in USD.

Individual

US$49/month

2 months free on annual

✓180 minutes/month, about 32 calls at the 5.5-minute cap
✓9 roleplay types: cold, warm, discovery, demo, renewal, upsell, pricing negotiation, manager coaching, and your own scenario
✓31 industries × 5 buyer seniorities × 3 difficulties × 4 moods
✓30 languages, full conversations
✓Custom persona builder, describe your ICP
✓Scorecard on all 5 skills: opener, discovery, objection handling, clarity & pace, close
✓Talk ratio + filler-word count, with lines quoted back at you
✓Call recordings + transcripts, 90-day history
✓Recording Review: score your real calls (uses your minutes)
✓Progress tracking over time

Everything you need to practise daily, on your own.

Pro

US$99/month

2 months free on annual

✓500 minutes/month, about 90 calls, enough to drill daily
✓Everything in Individual
✓Unlimited history, every call kept forever
✓Weakness detection: we find your worst skill across your last 30 calls
✓One-click auto-drill that targets it with the buyer built to expose it
✓Early access to new industries before they open to everyone
✓Extra minutes: US$100 per 500-minute top-up

For reps who treat call practice like gym sessions.

Team

US$39/seat/month

minimum 3 seats

✓150 minutes/seat/month, pooled: a 5-seat team shares 750 a month
✓Everything in Pro, for every seat
✓Manager dashboard: leaderboard, weekly score trends, per-rep weakness map
✓Shared scenario library, build the ICP once, every rep drills it
✓Assignments with due dates and per-rep completion tracking
✓Invite by code, seat management, CSV export of every call
✓Extra minutes: US$100 per 500-minute pool top-up

Pooled minutes: heavy users borrow from the light ones.

Enterprise

US$99/seat/month

minimum 10 seats

✓Everything in Team, 300 pooled minutes per seat
✓Custom personas built from your own real call recordings
✓SSO via OIDC: Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace
✓Email-domain capture, staff land on your team on first sign-in
✓Read-only REST API + team-scoped API keys for your BI stack
✓CRM activity sync: HubSpot, Salesforce, or a signed webhook
✓Extra minutes: US$100 per 500-minute pool top-up, same rate as Team
✓Onboarding session + dedicated support

Pooled at 300 minutes a seat — double Team.

Weighing up a team, need a purchase order, or want a guided walkthrough?

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Nine roleplay types

Each one changes what the buyer knows walking in — and that is what changes how the call goes. Pair any of them with 31 industries, 5 seniorities, 3 difficulties and 4 moods. All nine ship with every paid plan.

Cold Call

They have never heard of you. A complete interruption to their day, and you earn every second from zero.

Warm Call

A referral or a half-read intro email got you in. Warmth is not a blank cheque — a generic pitch cools them fast.

Discovery Call

25 booked minutes. Real problems come out layer by layer, but only for good open questions. Pitch instead and you lose them.

Demo Call

You present, they interrupt: will it handle X, who maintains it, what happens when it breaks. Feature tours lose the room.

Renewal Call

Existing customer, six weeks out, leaning toward no. Patchy adoption, slow tickets last quarter, a cheaper rival circling.

Upsell Call

Happy customer, stretched budget, busy team. The add-on has to tie to results they have already seen.

Pricing Negotiation Call

They want it and they are good at this: anchoring low, quoting a competitor, going silent after your number.

Manager Coaching Call

You are the manager. Your rep missed two quarters, arrives defensive, and only owns it if you make it safe.

Create your own

Write the scenario brief and the buyer plays it — your product, your objections, your deal.

Why a hard cap instead of overage billing?

Surprise bills churn people. When you hit your minutes, we tell you, you decide whether more practice is worth an upgrade. That's it.

Same reason minutes don't roll over, on every plan: an unused month is not a credit you have paid for, and a balance that accumulates is a bill nobody expected. Top-ups follow the rule they are bought under — they expire with the month you buy them in.