For face-to-face sales teams and fundraisers

Sharpen every pitch.

As many takes as they want, every one scored. Kylie does the reps. Your trainers do the polish.

On the phone in their pocket. Set up today. No card.

Regular giving pitch
Take 14 · 0:52 · Aisha
Passed
To script
92%
Pace
148 wpm
In your band, 130 to 170
  • Introduce yourself and the charity
  • Say where the money goes
  • Ask for a monthly gift
  • Mention the tax-deductible receiptmissed
One thing to fix: say the receipt line straight after the ask.

Illustrative take. Scored against your script and your pass bar.

Built for the floor, not the office.

The team gains a coach. You get the numbers.

Their coach, not a camera

Practice stays between them and their coach. The scores are theirs to beat.

Better every take

Specific feedback on their own pitch. Take fifty is nothing like take one.

A bit of competition

Streaks, personal bests, and a morning scenario everyone scores.

Looked after out there

On the floor, an ugly conversation alerts the team with a location pin.

How it works

1

Upload and use your own scripts

Mark any must-say lines yourself. Set up the same day.

2

The team practises on their phone

A sign-in link by text. Unlimited takes.

3

Every take scored in seconds

Words, pace, delivery, one thing to fix.

What your team gets

Scored against your script

Every must-say line ticked or missed. Your pass bar.

Pace and delivery

Too fast, too slow, trailing off at the close.

Objections, drilled

Same objection, same handle, until it is automatic.

A fresh scenario every morning

Keeps experienced salespeople sharp.

Team overview and weekly report

Who practised, who passed, week on week.

Your manual becomes the rubric

Feedback in your own standards, not a generic checklist.

“It has delivered better than we ever imagined. From our new guys all through to our seasoned high rollers we have seen measured improvement.”

Lameck, Founder and CEO, Luxury Vacations, Kiosk Sales

“It creates a competitive spirit at the beginning of the day.”

Lameck, on the daily scenarios

“It's very specific with what feedback it gives you, which is awesome.”

Khalid, sales agent

Three stages. Each one pays for itself.

Pitch practice is your most expensive person doing your most repetitive job. Start with onboarding, keep the whole team sharp, then take it to the floor.

Stage 1Start here

The Incubator

Your onboarding machine

A$499
per office per month, ex GST, unlimited
  • Unlimited takes on your standard pitch
  • One objection, drilled to automatic
  • Manager overview: who is ready
  • Weekly report in your inbox
Organise a demo
Stage 2

The Training Room

The whole team, sharp every day

Per agent
per practising agent per month, on top of Stage 1
  • A fresh scenario every morning
  • Roleplay the hard objections
  • Scored against your own manual
  • Streaks, personal bests, weekly wrap
Ask about the Training Room
Stage 3

The Field

Real conversations, looked after

Pilot
per shift, on top of Stages 1 and 2
  • Safety first: an ugly conversation alerts the team, with location
  • Coaching from what actually happened at the door
  • The morning huddle: yesterday's day, today's training
  • Personal details removed. Compliance checks come free
Ask about a pilot

Hosted in Australia

Scripts, recordings and scores stay in Sydney.

Your own team only

Practice takes are your staff rehearsing. Nobody records the public.

Your data stays yours

Never used to train anyone else's team.

See a take scored on your script

Twenty minutes on a call. Bring your pitch, watch it scored.