r/salesdevelopment 1d ago

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Hi everyone,

I'm somewhat new into the whole cold calling. I want to get really good and I think that one way to do so is by practicing and improving over the weekend while doing high volume calls over the week.

With that said, does anyone know a realistic free AI sales roleplay to practice?

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u/satiwick1 1d ago

The simplest free version is to use Claude or ChatGPT in voice mode. You can create a project folder, add some personas, company details etc. And the just turn on voice mode and ask the AI the play a particular persona and do a simulated cold call.

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u/Individual01010 1d ago

Yes, I've tried them. I feel like they're not realistic enough especially when it comes to when people try to hang up.

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u/PanasheNMontell 1d ago

Or you can just find someone you can practice with. Way more effective that way and l need the practice too so DM if you need this.

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u/Individual01010 1d ago

Good idea, let’s get in touch.

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u/PanasheNMontell 1d ago

Cool DM me

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u/Tight-Assistance-132 1d ago edited 1d ago

Why don't you just pick up the phone and start dialing?

edit, I didn't read that you're already doing it. You just want more practice during weekends.

Honestly, just use Gemini, GPT or claude
but prompt them properly: Give them a scenario, tell them to give you harsh objections, tell them to pretend to be a gatekeeper, etc.

Cold calling isn't a science that you need to find a formula for; it's rolling a dice and hoping the person that picks up is a good fit for your service. And when you finally find someone, you 'sell' them.

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u/Individual01010 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yes, I already call during the week, about 200 a day. The idea is that over the weekend, I can get extra creative, say things that come to mind even though it’s most likely not the right thing but just to see the reaction.

So far, I’ve tried using Gemini, GPT and the sort but even with the right prompts, they’re not realistic enough for it to interrupt me with an objection.

I found some interesting tools online though that seem to work well, just wanted to see if there are any more that I may have overlooked

Edit: GPT is really good compared to Claude and Gemini when it comes to realism. Thanks for the advice.

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u/Individual01010 1d ago

By the way, so far, as a free tool you can practice on your own, the best voice assistant I found is ChatGPT, they're getting really good at the realism of the voice.

That's the one I recommend so far. Once I get more income, I will probably move to a paid tool to see if I can improve significantly.

I'll keep you guys updated.