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Built by salespeople who wanted to practise more
without taking anyone else's time

Salesprep is an AI sales-training platform. You practise real sales situations against an AI counterpart, get the same standard of assessment every time, and see exactly what to improve. No colleague to book, no roleplay in front of others, no one else's working day used up.

Why

Why structured practice at your own pace works better

Roleplay with colleagues is good in theory. In practice it takes two calendars, a willing sparring partner and someone prepared to play an uncomfortable counterpart. Getting it wrong in front of others is awkward too, so most people put it off. The result is that salespeople practise on live leads instead, and that costs both time and deals.

Salesprep removes the friction instead of asking people to put up with it. You pick the situation, the counterpart and the time, and run it as many times as you like. The AI counterpart answers like a person on the phone, and nobody is watching when it goes wrong. Starting a practice round becomes as easy as making an ordinary call.

The assessment is the same every time. Every session is scored on the metrics that matter for that situation, with a written comment on each score, and the improvement report shows how each metric moves over time. That gives one shared yardstick that does not depend on which colleague happened to listen in, and a clear path forward instead of general advice.

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Principles

How we think about the product

  • The scoring has to feel fair

    Every score comes with a concrete comment that points at what worked and what to improve. No vague criticism.

  • Routine beats intensity

    Better to train 15 minutes a day than two hours once a month. From the daily session to the improvement report, the product is built around repeated reps.

  • The human doesn't come second

    The AI takes over the volume, but the sales coach becomes more important, not less. The improvement report is built to be read by a coach.