Practise the call before it costs you the deal.
CloserIQ puts a live AI prospect on the other end of the phone. It pushes back, stalls and objects like a real buyer, then tells you exactly where you lost control.
£4.99/week or £19/month. Cancel any time, from your phone.
Listening…
You get one take. Then it's gone.
Nobody loses a deal because they didn't know the script. They lose it in the ninety seconds after the price lands, with no way to run it again.
Roleplay never happens
It needs a willing colleague, a free hour and someone senior enough to push back properly. So it gets scheduled, then quietly dropped.
Real calls are expensive practice
Every rep you take on a live call costs you a lead. Getting better shouldn't mean burning pipeline to do it.
Nobody tells you the truth
"Good call, bad fit" teaches you nothing. You need to know the exact moment the buyer went cold, and what you said to cause it.
Four minutes, start to finish.
Pick what you're bad at
Price, the think-about-it stall, the partner who isn't on the call, or a full discovery roleplay from hello to next step.
Take the call out loud
A real voice answers. It interrupts, goes quiet, gets defensive and pushes back on your numbers, the way buyers actually do.
Get the breakdown
Scored on discovery, objection handling, talk ratio and the close, with the one moment that cost you the deal written out word for word.
Run it again
Same scenario, different outcome. Repeat until the right answer is automatic instead of something you think of in the car afterwards.
It won't tell you that was great.
The same analysis a sales director would give you, if they had an hour to listen back to your call and no reason to be polite about it.
You offered a discount before he asked for one. He hadn't pushed back on price yet. He was still deciding whether it would work. Hold the number and ask what's driving the hesitation.
Built for the rep who wants the next seat up.
New on the phone
Get your first hundred objections out of the way before they happen on a lead your company paid for. Hit quota in your first month instead of your fourth, and stop being the one they worry about.
Setter going to closer
Booking calls and closing them are different jobs, paid very differently. Practise the second one before the seat opens up, so you are the obvious person to put in it.
Already closing, want more
Your close rate lives and dies in the last two minutes. Drill that stretch until the stall has nowhere to go, and watch what a few points on your rate does to a commission cheque.
Do the maths on one more deal.
Take your average commission. Add one close a month, from the deal you currently talk yourself out of at the last minute. That is the number this is competing with, and for most people it is not a close call.
The rest is harder to put a figure on. Walking into a call already knowing what you will say when they stall is worth more than any script, and it is the thing that gets you moved up to the bigger accounts.
Cheaper than the deal you lost last month.
Seven days free on every plan. Cancel in two taps from your iPhone settings. No email, no retention call.
Works out around £21 a month
- Unlimited drills and roleplays
- Full scored breakdown after every call
- For a push before one big week
Cheaper than weekly, no year to commit to
- Everything in weekly
- Streaks and weekly targets to keep you at it
- Every skill tracked call by call, so you can see it moving
Where most people land, and where most people stay.
£12.42 a month, taken once
- Everything in monthly
- One payment, nothing else to think about
- If you already know you are in for the year
Fair questions.
Is this just ChatGPT with a voice?
You can ask a chatbot to play a buyer. The problem is it wants to help you, so it folds the moment you push, agrees with your pricing and tells you that was a great question. You end up practising against someone who has already decided to buy.
CloserIQ isn't one chatbot with a voice bolted on. It's a set of agents built to test you. One plays the buyer, briefed on your industry, your price point and the objections your market actually throws, and it is built to be difficult: it holds its position, gets impatient, goes quiet on you and repeats the objection you dodged. A second listens while you talk and feeds you the next move. A third marks the call afterwards on discovery, objection handling, talk ratio and the close, then tracks those four across every call you take so you can see which one is moving.
Keeping a prospect in character for ten minutes, making it push back in the right places, and marking yourself honestly afterwards is the hard part. That is the product.
Do I need anything other than my phone?
No. An iPhone and somewhere you can talk out loud. A car between appointments is fine.
What if I sell something unusual?
You set your industry and what you sell during setup, and the prospect's objections follow from it. The patterns underneath are the same wherever you sell: price, timing, trust, authority.
How is this different from a sales course?
A course tells you what to say. It can't tell whether you said it, or how it sounded when you did. This is the reps, not the theory.
Will it actually make me more money?
Nobody can promise you that, and anyone who does is selling you something. What it does is remove the reason most reps lose winnable deals, which is handling the hard part of the call for the first time while the deal is on the line.
Run the numbers yourself. If your commission is a few hundred a deal and this turns one stall a month into a close, the app has paid for itself many times over before you have finished the free trial. If it does nothing for you, cancel. You will have spent a week.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your plan starts billing. Cancel any time before then in your iPhone subscription settings and you're not charged. Nothing is hidden behind a phone call to us.
I built this because I close on the phone for a living, and there was nowhere to practise. Roleplay with a colleague is awkward, rare, and far too polite to be any use. So every hard call was a live one, and every mistake came out of someone's commission. Usually mine.
CloserIQ is the thing I wanted and could not find: a buyer who pushes back whenever I have ten minutes spare, and something afterwards that tells me the truth about how it went instead of being nice about it.
If you try it and it does not help you, tell me. My email is at the bottom of this page and I read all of it.
JacobFounder, and still on the phones
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