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    AI Sales Role-Play

    Practice Calls

    Role-play with an AI prospect. Not with a real one.

    Practice is available when enabled for your account. Sessions use AI credits; the optional live face costs more. See pricing and usage.

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    Pick how you want to practice, choose a face if you want one, and read your card when the run ends.

    Most reps learn on live calls. That is expensive. A lost call is a lost deal.

    MaxOut AI gives you a sales role-play partner that talks back. You speak out loud. It answers in a real voice, with real objections, and with a live face on screen if you want one. Your coach shows tips on screen as you go, the same way it does on a real call.

    When the run ends, you get a card: what went well, what to fix, what to try next time.

    • Three Ways to Practice
    • Real Voice, Real Face, Real Objections
    • A Card After Every Run

    Key Capabilities

    Sales role-play practice for the hard moments, before they cost you a deal

    1. Be the Rep

      The AI plays the prospect, with a live face on screen if you tick the box. You sell. Coach tips show as you go, like on a real call

    2. Be the Customer

      You play the prospect. The AI rep sells to you, with a live face if you want one. Hear how a strong rep handles your objections

    3. Listen to a Demo Call

      AI rep vs AI prospect. No microphone needed. Sit back and study the moves

    4. How It Went

      After each run: what went well, what to fix, and what to try next time

    5. Your Own Prospects

      Save your offer and five starter prospects are written from it. Admins add more. Reps rehearse the calls they actually take

    6. Replay a Real Moment

      After a call is scored, click any hard moment. The prospect opens with those exact words. Answer it out loud

    How it works

    From the first word to the report card

    Learn more about the Live AI Sales Coach
    1. 1

      Pick a mode

      Be the rep, be the customer, or listen to a demo call.

    2. 2

      Pick a prospect

      Start with your company's own prospects, built from your offer. Pick one from the library. Or replay a hard moment from one of your real calls.

    3. 3

      Talk out loud

      The other side answers in a real voice. Tick the face box and choose a face to see them speak on screen. In rep mode, coach tips show as you go.

    4. 4

      Read the card

      When the run ends, see what went well, what to fix, and what to try next time.

    Frequently asked questions

    No. The prospect speaks in a real voice. You pick the voice before you start, and you can preview it first.

    Yes. Tick 'Show the prospect's face' before you start, then choose a face. In customer mode the box reads 'Show the rep's face', and the AI rep answering you gets the face. It moves with the voice, in a tile above your coach. It costs a little more per minute. If the face cannot load, the call goes on with voice only.

    No. Top reps use it to rehearse a new offer, or a hard objection, before a big call. New reps use it before they touch a real lead. It replaces the sales roleplay a manager never has time to run.

    Yes. Save your offer while your company has no practice prospects, and MaxOut AI writes five starter prospects from it: burned-out, analytical, driven, skeptical and price-focused. Writing them uses a small amount of AI credits. A company admin or sales manager can add more or edit them. They show up first on the Practice page, under 'Your prospects'.

    You need a microphone for rep mode and customer mode. Listen mode needs no microphone at all.

    Practice sessions use AI credits by the minute. An optional live face costs more than voice-only practice. Check current pricing and make sure Practice is enabled for your account before planning a session.

    Yes. On a scored call, the Hard Moments list shows every objection the prospect raised, in their own words. Click 'Practise this moment' and the AI prospect opens with those exact words. Your coach's first tip answers it. Then the run goes on like any practice call.

    Ready to practice before it counts?

    Your next hard call should not be the first time you hear that objection.