Real Estate Expired Listing Call
Frank Delgado's listing just expired after 120 days. You're the sixth agent to call today. Practice getting a 15-minute appointment from a seller who's sick of agents.
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Sales & business practice scenarios
You practice talking to a customer, a buyer, or an investor. The AI character pushes back. Then you see where you won or lost the conversation. The conversations here cover a lot of ground. A homeowner whose listing just expired. A new mom wary of being sold life insurance. A VP of Sales between meetings. A furious grandfather at a restaurant. A passenger close to tears at the gate. A customer threatening a one-star review. A supplier's account manager defending a price hike. An investor panel hearing a 90-second pitch. Pick one that sounds like a conversation you keep putting off. Start with the one that makes your stomach tighten a little. That is the one worth practicing.
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16 scenarios
Every sales & business scenario
Life Insurance Discovery Call
Tasha Greene is a new mom who agreed to a call but doesn't want to be sold. Practice uncovering why coverage matters to her, handle 'we'll think about it,' and get a real next step instead of a ghost.
Try it free →B2B Cold Call to a VP of Sales
You call Vanessa Moore, a VP of Sales who gets 30 cold calls a week and already uses a tool. Get 30 seconds, then a 20-minute meeting. You get a score out of 10 and one line to say better.
Try it free →Door-to-Door Pest Control Pitch
Gary opens the door mid-dinner and says he sprays himself. Get past the door-close in ten seconds and book the free first service. You get a scorecard and a better line to say.
Try it free →Car Sales: Close the Price Shopper
Renee Holt is comparing two dealerships and says the other dealer is $1,200 less. Practice holding your price, building value, and closing today.
Try it free →Restaurant Allergy Complaint
Walter Briggs is 70+ and furious. His grandson's meal came with nuts after they flagged a nut allergy. You're the server. He speaks first. Calm him down by owning it and offering a real fix.
Try it free →Cancelled Flight at the Gate
Carol's flight to Denver is cancelled tonight. Her daughter's wedding rehearsal is tomorrow. She's close to tears. You're the gate agent. Practice calming her and finding the best real option within policy.
Try it free →No-Receipt Return at the Register
Derek Lawson wants cash back for an opened blender, no receipt, 40 days later. He says he reviews every store. Can you hold the policy kindly and still leave him feeling helped?
Try it free →Push Back on a Supplier Price Hike
Susan Pierce wants 12% more for packaging. You have 30 days and a 4% target. Practice the call out loud, trade terms, protect your walk-away, and see a scorecard on how you did.
Try it free →Startup Accelerator Interview
Ten minutes. Partner Rachel Osei fires questions at your numbers. You pitch your bike shop inventory software, survive the questions, and get a scorecard with your top fix.
Try it free →Pitch Your Business to the Investor Panel
Pitch to four investors who push on your numbers, make dollar offers for equity, and say 'I'm out.' Walk out with a deal you'd take — and a scorecard that shows what to fix.
Try it free →Investor Panel: Small-Batch Hot Sauce
Pitch your hot sauce to four investors. They push on your $410k sales, $1.5M valuation, and one co-packer. Practice out loud, then see your scorecard.
Try it free →Investor Panel: No-Pull Dog Harness
You're asking for $500,000 for 8% of your no-pull dog harness. Four investor characters want the numbers cold. The Numbers Hawk punishes fuzzy math. Can you defend a $6.25M valuation?
Try it free →Investor Panel: Mobile Detailing Franchise
You are the founder of ShineRunner mobile car detailing. Pitch four investor characters for $250,000 for 20%. They grill your numbers, make offers, and drop out. Get a scorecard.
Try it free →Investor Panel: Pre-Revenue Smart Bottle
Pitch a glowing water bottle with no sales to four tough investors. They push on your numbers and make offers. End with a deal or no deal, then a scorecard on what to fix.
Try it free →Investor Panel: Etsy Candle Side Hustle
You made $86,000 on Etsy selling candles from your garage. Now pitch four investors asking for $60,000 for 20%. They'll grill your numbers and make offers. Get scored on clarity, numbers, negotiation, and composure.
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Your sales roleplay practice plan
- Discover the buyer’s problem
- Handle the real objection
- Agree a specific next step
Start with a free worksheet, then test your own response with a voice or text roleplay. Your first complete coaching report is free once across all areas. Create a free account to save your goal, actual words, and downloadable notes.
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FAQ
Questions about sales & business practice
How do I pick which sales and business scenario to start with?
Think of a real conversation you have coming up this week. If you have to call a seller whose listing just expired, pick that one. If you have to tell a customer no at the register, pick that one. The practice is most useful when the stakes feel close to real. Try it free →
Who are these scenarios for?
Anyone who has to talk to people and get a result. Real estate agents, insurance reps, salespeople, restaurant managers, airline staff, retail workers, founders pitching investors. You do not need experience. You just need a conversation you want to handle better. Try it free →
What does the scorecard look at in this category?
Sales calls are scored on discovery, objection handling, value framing and next step; customer complaints on empathy, ownership, resolution and composure; negotiations on preparation, value creation, outcome and rapport; investor pitches on pitch clarity, knowing your numbers, deal negotiation and composure. Each page lists its own skills. Try it free →
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