Practice the
objection.
Close the deal.
Choose a real dealership objection, respond to an AI customer by voice or text, and get an honest report card showing exactly what to improve.
Free account required · No credit card · Voice or text · About 3 minutes
Pick your first drill
Tap one- “Payment too high”
- “Need to talk to my spouse”
- “I want to think about it”
- “Trade value too low”
- “Shopping another dealer”
- “Not ready today”
- Easy, Medium or Hard
- Voice or text
- Instant report card
- About 3 minutes
// From the field
We started comparing report cards in the sales office. Guys who normally hate role-play are voluntarily running drills.
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// What a drill actually looks like
The customer pushes back. The report card tells you why you lost the turn.
- 01AI customer objects
- 02You respond
- 03Customer pushes back
- 04Report card
- 05Retry or challenge a coworker
// Quick Drill · Payment too high · Medium
VoiceIllustrative sample, not a real customer session.
AI customer
That payment is way more than I wanted to be at.
You
Fair. Is it the payment itself, or the term it takes to get there?
AI customer
Both, honestly. I told you I needed to stay under four hundred.
Report card
B+81/100
Contender performance
Performance tier for this attempt
Strength
You isolated before you touched the number. “The payment itself, or the term?” gave the customer a real choice instead of a defence.
Next focus
You never asked what the four hundred was built on. You started solving a number you didn’t understand yet.
Try this line instead
“Help me with the four hundred: is that what you’re paying now, or what you budgeted for this car?”
Sample drill written for this page. Scores reflect one attempt, not a verdict on the rep. How scoring works
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// The loop
- Pick an objection
- Respond
- Get scored
- Retry
Same objection, tighter answer, better score. Your history keeps every attempt.
// On your own
Practice privately before the pressure is real.
01
Make mistakes without an audience
02
Repeat the same objection until it feels natural
03
Practice between customers without scheduling a manager
// For dealerships · Founding Dealer Beta
Run weekly objection training without pulling managers off the floor.
Create your dealership, invite the team, assign one weekly challenge, and track participation and improvement.
Temporarily free for founding dealership sales teams. Dealership pricing is expected later; individual Quick Drills stay free. Managers see participation and performance data — never recordings, transcripts or private coaching text.
- Reusable dealership invite link
- Assigned weekly challenge
- Participation tracking
- Rep improvement trends
- Private dealership leaderboard
- Team strengths and weak categories
// FAQ
Straight answers.
Your data, plainly
- Voice audio is not stored. It is transcribed, then discarded.
- Transcripts are kept in your account so your report card can quote you and you can review history.
- Managers never see recordings, transcripts or your coaching text — only participation and scores, and only if you join a dealership.
- Delete anytime. Email us and your account, history and transcripts are removed.
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Can I speak or type?
How does the report card work?
What can my manager see?
What do dealerships get?
Run one rep before your next customer.
Pick the objection that cost you your last deal. About 3 minutes, then back to the floor.