AI sales coaching

“That’s too expensive.” Practise your answer before the customer says it.

Your sales team practises price objections, discovery calls and stalled deals with AI characters who react like real customers. With feedback after every conversation, as often as they need.

No obligation. We show you Kaite with your team’s own conversations.

The conversations that matter

Deals are won or lost in conversation.

A real customer meeting gives you one shot. With Kaite, your team practises the moments that decide the deal.

Price objections

“Too expensive” is rarely the last word: ask, understand, and answer with what matters to this customer.

Discovery calls

Use open questions to find out what’s behind a request, instead of jumping straight into the deck.

Stalled deals

When you hear “next month”: agree on a concrete next step without pushing.

From the Kaite Library

Scenarios your team can practise today.

Real scenarios from the Library, from first contact to the go-ahead. Open one and try it yourself, no account needed.

  • Linh

    Decision-maker

    “That’s too expensive”

    A decision-maker has reviewed your quote and says your price is higher than what they pay today. Welcome the objection, find out what’s really behind it and answer only what matters.

    Your goals

    • Welcome the objection
    • Understand before you respond
    • Find the real concern
    • Answer with what’s relevant
  • Ashley

    Head of procurement

    The discovery call

    A head of procurement showed interest in a first conversation. Use open questions to understand the situation and uncover the pressure behind the request.

    Your goals

    • Find out what triggered the interest
    • Explore the business impact
    • Uncover the real pain point
  • Stefanie

    Potential customer

    The first contact

    You have finally reached a potential customer. Leave out the pitch, put her situation first and spark enough interest for a short follow-up conversation.

    Your goals

    • Start where the customer is
    • Ask before you tell
    • Spark curiosity
    • Earn the next meeting
  • Alexander

    Head of procurement

    No time for your slides

    A head of procurement has a packed calendar and no patience for a long presentation. Start with what you learned in discovery, lead with outcomes instead of features and check that you’re aligned.

    Your goals

    • Start with the customer’s priorities
    • Explain benefits before features
    • Make the value tangible
    • Confirm understanding
  • Mr. Bourke

    Department manager

    “Let’s talk again next month”

    The demo went well, but the department manager wants to involve procurement first and get back to you next month. Agree on a concrete next step and who does what before the call ends.

    Your goals

    • Offer a low-risk next step
    • Share ownership of it
    • Clarify expectations, hurdles and timing
  • Ashley

    Department lead

    “How long does setup take?”

    A department lead is convinced of the value and now asks how much effort the setup is. Recognise the buying signal, answer briefly and ask for the go-ahead, without discounts nobody asked for.

    Your goals

    • Recognise the buying signal
    • Sum up the agreed value
    • Ask directly for the go-ahead

Your products and objections are specific? We build scenarios from your sales reality. See Kaite Studio

Your own scenario

Tell us your toughest objection. Practise it within 48 hours.

Your product, your customers, the objection your team keeps getting stuck on: we turn it into a draft scenario and walk you through it in the demo.

Free and without obligation.

  1. Describe the situation

    In a first call or a few lines: the product, the customer and the moment it gets stuck.

  2. A draft within 48 hours

    Our editors build the scenario with its character, goals and feedback criteria.

  3. Try it together

    You test the scenario yourself, then decide how to go on.

How a practice conversation works

Three steps, and as many second tries as your team needs.

  1. 1

    Choose a scenario

    From the Library or built for your product, in the browser or embedded in your learning platform.

  2. 2

    Have the conversation

    Type or dictate. The customer’s mood reacts to every sentence, and your goals tick off as you reach them.

  3. 3

    Get your feedback

    Strengths, what to try next time and how the mood developed, as a report. Then try again.

Scenario completed

Feedback report: Linh

Summary

You asked questions instead of defending the price. Next time, bring a concrete number into the conversation sooner.

Analysis

Objection welcomed

You welcomed the objection instead of offering a discount or more features straight away.

From the transcript

“Thanks for being so direct.”

Quantifying value

The rework came up, but without a number the comparison stays on price.

Try this

Try: “How many hours is that a month? Then let’s work it out together.”

Your skill profile

Key skill dimensions based on your responses.

Relationship focusHigh
Collaborative toneHigh
Concrete examplesNeeds work
Next stepsNeeds work

Conversation history

The AI character's mood over the conversation.

Very satisfiedNeutralVery upset

In everyday sales

Practice between two meetings.

No scheduling

No training day, no swapping roles with colleagues. People practise when there’s time, as often as they need.

13 languages

For international teams and customers: the AI character answers in the language people practise in.

In the browser or your LMS

Nothing to install and no personal account. Scenarios can be embedded in your learning platform or intranet.

Frequently asked questions

In principle, yes, just without the training room and without colleagues playing the customer. Your team has the conversation with an AI character who reacts like a real customer, and repeats it as often as they like.

Which industry are you in?

This helps us suggest scenarios your team will recognize.