Practice Calls
Role-play with an AI prospect. Not with a real one.
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. 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.
Key Capabilities
Sales role-play practice for the hard moments, before they cost you a deal
Be the Rep
The AI plays the prospect. You sell. Coach tips show on screen as you go, like on a real call
Be the Customer
You play the prospect. The AI rep sells to you. Hear how a strong rep handles your objections
Listen to a Demo Call
AI rep vs AI prospect. No microphone needed. Sit back and study the moves
How It Went
After each run: what went well, what to fix, and what to try next time
Your Own Prospects
Admins build practice prospects from your real offer. Reps rehearse the calls they actually take
Pick the Voice
Choose the prospect's voice before you start. Preview it first
How It Works
From the first word to the report card
Pick a mode
Be the rep, be the customer, or listen to a demo call.
Pick a prospect
Start with your company's own prospects, built from your offer. Or pick one from the library.
Talk out loud
The prospect answers back in a real voice. In rep mode, coach tips show on screen as you go.
Read the card
When the run ends, see what went well, what to fix, and what to try next time.
Who This Is For
Anyone whose next hard call should not be the first time they hear that objection
Sales Reps
Rehearse the price reveal and the hard objections before a real prospect hears you fumble them.
Sales Managers
Put a new rep on practice calls before they touch a real lead. Build the prospects from your own offer.
Sales Coaches
Build prospects from each client's offer. Every client rehearses their own sale, not a generic one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Practice Before It Counts?
Your next hard call should not be the first time you hear that objection.