First attempts land on real buyers
The first time a rep hears “we already have a vendor” shouldn't be on a call that counts. By the time they've heard it fifty times, you've burned fifty accounts.
Voice sales practice for SDRs
SalesSpar puts your SDRs in the ring with realistic, expressive AI buyers who interrupt, object and push back on price. Practise on your own product, your method, in your buyer's language. Every round ends with a scorecard that shows what you said and what to try next time.
The problem
New SDRs learn to handle objections the only way most teams allow: live, on real prospects. Every fumbled opener costs a contact you worked hard to reach.
The first time a rep hears “we already have a vendor” shouldn't be on a call that counts. By the time they've heard it fifty times, you've burned fifty accounts.
Good roleplay takes a manager, a script and a free half hour. With a full floor and a number to hit, it's the first thing to slip off the calendar.
Call reviews tell a rep what went wrong a week later. What they need is a specific line to try, straight after the round, while it's still fresh.
Boxers don't get sharp by reading about boxing. They spar.
How it works
Practice that fits between dials, on the phone your reps already carry.
Pick one of 24 scenarios, or a buyer you built from a real prospect. Then choose the gloves, the objection to face, your sales method and the language.
The bell rings and the buyer picks up. They talk back in real time, interrupt and raise objections, so your rep has to think on their feet.
Six dimensions scored against a target, plus the exact line to change: You said, then Try saying. Then run it back.
Round setup
The buyer, the method and the language are yours to set. The scorecard follows what you picked.
Paste a prospect's LinkedIn link and the profile text you copy from it. SalesSpar turns it into a sparring partner with their role, priorities and likely objections. We never visit or scrape the page, and we don't keep the text you paste.
Or practise with buyers modelled on well-known executives.
Executive buyers are simulated from public information, with stock voices and no photos. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the people they're modelled on.
The buyer plays it the way the method expects, and talk-track adherence is graded against its steps. On SPIN, the buyer reveals implications only when you ask good implication questions.
Spar in 13 languages and dialects. Switch language mid-call and the buyer follows you.
Three levels of gloves set how hard the buyer presses. Name the objection you want to face, practise on your team's playbook, or run Bag work: a 90-second drill where the buyer opens with that objection.
What's in the ring
Buyers who push, a scorecard that doesn't flatter, and a Corner for managers that shows who's putting in the rounds.
Every scenario has its own sparring partner, each with a role, a temperament and a reason to say no. They talk back in real time with expressive voices, and they warm up when your rep earns it, not before.
The web view for managers: rounds this week, active reps, average scores and a team leaderboard. Assign scenarios, see who hasn't started, set up playbooks, and manage seats and billing.
| Rep | Rounds | Avg |
|---|---|---|
| 1Rep A | 11 | 79 |
| 2Rep B | 8 | 72 |
| 3Rep C 1 overdue | 5 | 64 |
Scored the same way on day one and day one hundred. Each dimension shows the score, the target and a plain status, then the one line worth changing.
The mark on each bar is the target, 70.
Dimensions: talk ratio, filler words, discovery questions, objection handling, talk-track adherence, and sentiment and next step. Pick a method and the scorecard names it and grades your talk track against it.
Train on what your team actually sells. In the Corner, paste your product docs and review what SalesSpar pulls out, or fill it in yourself: your product, buyer roles, competitors, and top objections with the answers you want. Reps then spar against buyers who know your market. Agencies keep one playbook per client.
For SDR and appointment-setting agencies
Agencies win on how fast a new team sounds credible. SalesSpar gives your SDRs reps on the calls they're about to make, so launch week isn't their practice week.
Cold opens, gatekeepers and the common objections, in five-minute rounds your reps can run between dials. Each rep can also spar a buyer built from the prospect they're calling next.
One playbook per client, so reps spar against that client's buyers and objections.
Rounds and scores per rep in the Corner, so you can show a client who's ready before launch day.
Pricing
Try 3 free rounds. No card needed. After that you buy credits and spend them on live rounds, with our new pricing coming soon. 1 credit is 1 minute of sparring, and a standard 2.5-minute round costs about 2.5 credits. The scorecard is included. All prices in USD.
Download the app and spar 3 rounds in your first 7 days, to see how it feels in the ring.
Top up when you need more. No subscription, and the credits you buy don't expire.
Buy credit blocks in the iOS or Android app.
A monthly base fee per seat opens the team features. Credits go into one shared team pool, at a lower price per minute than Solo.
Seat packs of 3, 5, 10 or 20. Managers top up the team pool.
This pricing isn't live yet. Rounds shorter than 15 seconds are free. Credits you buy don't expire. If you already subscribe, or your team holds the founding rate, you keep what you have until it ends. Prices in USD, excluding applicable taxes. In-app purchases are billed by Apple or Google; pilot invoices and Corner billing by Marviy Pte. Ltd. iOS & Android apps coming soon.
Yes, for a small cohort of SaaS SDR teams and SDR agencies across SEA, ANZ and the US. Email hello@getsalesspar.com with your company, team size and region. If it's a fit, we have a short call and set up your team and your playbook.
The pilot runs for 8 weeks at $19 per rep per month, on one invoice in USD. If you convert by week 8, you keep $39 per rep per month, locked for 12 months on an annual plan, paid in the Corner. If it isn't working for you, you walk away at week 8.
Each rep agrees to how their voice is used before their first round. During a round, their voice is streamed live to our voice provider so the buyer can answer in real time.
We keep the round's transcript and scorecard so reps can review them and track progress. We don't keep an audio recording of the round.
Reps see their own transcripts and scorecards. Managers see rounds and scores for their team, not transcripts or audio. That's explained to reps in every team invite.
We use it to run your rounds and your scorecards, and for nothing else. We don't sell it, and we don't use your team's sessions to train AI models.
We follow Singapore's PDPA, and you can ask to access, correct or delete your data at any time. Our privacy policy lists the providers we use to run the service. You can also delete your account.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Sign-in is with Google or a one-time code sent to your work email, so there are no SalesSpar passwords to leak. Each team's data is kept separate, and voice rounds can't start without the rep's consent.
We're not SOC 2 certified yet. If your security team has a questionnaire, send it to hello@getsalesspar.com and we'll answer it honestly.
Rounds run in 13 languages and dialects: English (US, UK and Australia), Spanish (Spain), Portuguese (Brazil), French, German, Italian, Dutch, Hindi, Japanese, Arabic and Mandarin. Pick one in round setup, or switch mid-call and the buyer switches with you.
We're still measuring how well it understands each accent with our pilot teams. If it mishears your reps, tell us. That feedback is what the pilot is for.
Yes. On a Team plan, managers set up a playbook in the Corner: paste your product docs and review the result, or fill it in yourself. It holds your product, buyer roles, competitors and objections. Reps pick it in round setup. Agencies keep one playbook per client.
Yes. A rep pastes the prospect's LinkedIn link and the profile text they copy from it, and confirms it's for practice. SalesSpar builds a buyer from their work details only: role, priorities and likely objections. We never visit or scrape LinkedIn, and the pasted text is discarded once the buyer is built. Only the rep who made a buyer can see it, and they can delete it at any time.
Reps can also spar with buyers modelled on well-known executives. They're simulated from public information, use stock voices and no photos, and aren't affiliated with or endorsed by the people they're modelled on.
Freestyle, SPIN, MEDDIC / MEDDPICC, Challenger, Sandler and BANT. The buyer behaves the way the method expects. On MEDDPICC, for example, they hold back metrics, the economic buyer and the paper process until you ask. Your scorecard names the method and grades your talk track against its steps.
We're moving to credits soon: you pay for the minutes you practise. 1 credit is 1 minute of live sparring, so a standard 2.5-minute round costs about 2.5 credits, scorecard included. Rounds shorter than 15 seconds are free, and the credits you buy never expire.
Solo: $8 for 20 credits, about 8 rounds, bought in the iOS or Android app. Teams: a monthly base fee per seat for the Corner, playbooks and assignments, plus $25 blocks of 75 credits in a shared team pool. Managers can set a monthly limit for each rep. Every new account gets 3 free rounds to use in its first 7 days.
If you already subscribe, or your team holds the founding rate, nothing changes until your current plan ends. Founding pilot teams pay by invoice. Larger teams and invoice terms: email hello@getsalesspar.com. Prices are in USD.
iPhone and Android: download it from the App Store or Google Play (the listings are coming soon). Managers also get a web view of the Corner.
A sparring partner that never gets tired and never goes easy. Try 3 free rounds. No card needed.
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play. Want a heads-up? Email hello@getsalesspar.com.