Sales call simulator: practise a real phone call by voice

A sales call simulator lets you rehearse a call before it costs you a lead. In DIRI AI you pick a situation, speak through your microphone to an AI customer who keeps their motives and objections, and get a report that quotes your own words and proposes one change for the next attempt.

Free plan: three voice calls a month, up to 5 minutes each, no card. New accounts start with 7 days of the full plan, no card (up to 5 calls or 30 minutes). You confirm your e-mail before the first call.

Try a call now

Pick a situation, allow the microphone and start talking. The report is ready when the call ends. Want to see what a practice call looks like first? Read a sample dialogue, no sign-up.

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How a simulated call works

Pick the situation: a prepared scenario or one you write yourself. Set the difficulty, from beginner to stress test.
Talk to the AI customer by voice. It reacts to what you actually say, so a vague opener gets a vague answer and a rushed price gets pushback.
Read the report and run it again. Repeat the same situation and compare the attempts.

One call takes a few minutes. The how it works page walks through the three steps.

What you get after the call

Key moments quoted from the transcript, so you see the exact sentence that helped or hurt.
The effect of each answer explained in plain words.
A better phrasing you can say in the next attempt.
One clear next step instead of a long list of faults.
A replay of the same situation to check whether the change stuck.

On the Free plan you get a basic report (score and one tip) after every call. The full report, longer history, the AI coach and goals are part of the paid plans. How a call is scored is explained on how we score, and the report overview shows a report section by section.

Pick a situation

Six public scenarios that cover the calls most sellers dread. Each line below is a first sentence worth rehearsing in that call.

Say: "I'll be brief: I'm calling about how your team books service visits. Is now a bad moment, or can I have thirty seconds?"
Why it works: Short cold call with a dominant executive. You name the topic and give the buyer control before you pitch.
Say: "Fair question. Before I answer, what are you comparing it with?"
Why it works: Price objection after an offer. A question first tells you whether the comparison is a competitor, the budget or doing nothing.
Say: "Walk me through the last time this went wrong. What happened next?"
Why it works: Analytical discovery of business needs. A real past event gets you facts; "what are your challenges?" gets you a polite summary.
Say: "Shall we put fifteen minutes in for Thursday at ten, or is Friday morning easier?"
Why it works: Respectful scheduling of a follow-up. Two concrete options are easier to answer than "when suits you?".
Say: "Before we talk about the new terms, what would you change about the last twelve months?"
Why it works: Contract renewal with a cautious buyer. The buyer's own list tells you what the renewal has to fix.
Say: "I can hear this has been frustrating. Can you tell me what happened, from the start?"
Why it works: Saving a relationship with a departing customer. You let the customer finish before you offer anything.

The scenario library lists all 52 public scenarios with their goal, customer type and difficulty.

Five lines to rehearse in your first week

Say: "Did I catch you at a bad moment?"
Why it works: A real permission question. If the answer is yes, ask when to call back and end the call.
Say: "The reason for my call is…" (one sentence, then stop)
Why it works: Most openers fail by running long. Stopping after one sentence invites the buyer in.
Say: "What made you look at this now?"
Why it works: Timing tells you how urgent the problem is without asking "do you have budget?" in minute one.
Say: "What would need to be true for this to be worth twenty minutes?"
Why it works: Turns "send me an email" into a criterion you can meet or accept you cannot.
Say: "Would Tuesday at two work for a short call with your colleague as well?"
Why it works: A specific next step with the right people. Vague promises to "touch base" rarely happen.

For more openers by situation, see B2B cold call opening lines and the free cold call openers library.

What the simulator does not do

It does not call real prospects and it is not a dialer.
It does not connect to your CRM or analyse your recorded customer calls.
It does not replace a manager or coach who knows your market. Use the report as a starting point for that conversation.
The AI customer can be wrong or sound artificial at times. If a reaction feels off, run the call again or change the difficulty.

Why voice and not a chatbot

Typing a reply gives you time a phone call never does. On a call you have to start answering within a second or two, hear your own tone and live with a pause. A voice simulator trains that moment; a text chat trains your wording. Both have a use. The comparison of ChatGPT and a voice trainer for sales practice goes through the differences.

Languages

You can practise in 11 languages: English, Czech, Slovak, Polish, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French, Romanian and Hungarian. Practise in the language your customers speak, not only in English.

Sales call simulator: questions

Is the sales call simulator free?

Yes, on the Free plan: three voice calls a month, up to 5 minutes each, with a basic report (score and one tip) after every call. Paid individual plans start at EUR 19.90 a month, tax included, and add more minutes, the full report, history, the AI coach and goals.

Do I need a card to start?

No. The Free plan needs no payment card. You confirm your e-mail address before the first call, and there is one Free account per person.

How long is a practice call?

On the Free plan a call lasts up to 5 minutes. Most single situations, such as an opener or one objection, fit comfortably in that time.

Am I talking to a real person?

No. The customer is an AI and is always labelled as AI. It reacts to what you say and keeps its own motives and objections during the call.

What happens to my call data?

How call data is processed and kept is described in the privacy policy and on the security page.

Can my whole team use it?

Individual plans are self-serve today. Company plans for teams are not self-serve yet; a team can request a pilot instead.

Run your first call today

Pick the situation that worries you most, say your first line out loud and read what the report quotes back.

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Last updated: 3 November 2026