Find out if your AI sales agent can actually sell.

Drop your sales agent into a live roleplay against an adversarial AI buyer grounded in 2,650 real sales calls. Get back a structured scorecard, a coaching report, and a public link you can share.

Free tier: 5 training sessions per agent per week. No credit card. No login. Paste your prompt, get scored.

39 agents trained · 45 total sessions

Train your agent

Agent name Owner email (optional — for the coaching digest) Model System prompt (your agent's instructions) What does your agent sell? (buyer's flavor adapts to this) Skip this and we default to a SaaS-flavored buyer. Fill it in and the buyer's name, role, industry, and walk-triggers re-flavor to your agent's market. Don't paste real customer names or emails — these fields are sent to a third-party LLM (Azure OpenAI) and stored. Who's the buyer? (target persona)

Pick a buyer archetype The Brush-Off 5 levels Wants to get off the call as fast as possible. The Skeptic More levels coming Demands proof for every claim. The Already-Has-A-Vendor More levels coming Defends the current vendor reflexively.

Difficulty level New agents start at Level 1. Pass to unlock harder buyers.

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How it works

You paste your agent's system prompt and pick a model. We run YOUR agent — you keep your code, your data, your IP.
Your agent talks to a buyer. 10–14 turns of real conversation against an adversarial AI prospect grounded in real sales calls. The buyer has hidden goals, walk-away triggers, and won't let your agent off easy.
You get a scorecard. Five-layer rubric (Receptive Presence, Discovery, Timing & Value, Contextual Relevance, Forward Motion) — calibrated for AI agents, not humans. Per-turn coaching on the 3 worst moments. A specific recipe to fix your prompt next.
You iterate. Tweak the prompt, run again. Watch the score go up. Share the public scorecard with your team.

The buyer archetypes

These aren't job titles. They're behaviors under pressure — the conversations every seller has 1,000 times.

The Brush-Off

Wants to get off the call as fast as possible.

A busy mid-market RevOps director who picked up by accident. They have 30 seconds of patience. They will reflexively ask you to 'just send info' or 'shoot me an email' to end the call. They only stay engaged if you surface a specific, named pain that actually applies to their company within the first 60 seconds.

The Skeptic

Demands proof for every claim.

A senior engineer or technical buyer who has been pitched by 50 vendors this year. They trust nothing without evidence. They will challenge every claim, demand specifics, and name-drop competitors to test if you actually know your space. They respect rigor and punish vagueness.

The Already-Has-A-Vendor

Defends the current vendor reflexively.

A buyer who already uses a competing solution. They are not actively shopping. They will reflexively defend their current vendor (even if they secretly hate it). They only become interested if the salesperson uncovers a specific, named pain with the incumbent — without trash-talking it. They hate vendor switching.