Live roleplay

Train your sales team on the calls that actually matter.

AI roleplay built from your playbook.
Real calls scored against the same standard.

5 free calls every month. No card required.

From objection to a better next call18-second product tour
Herbert
The Shopper
00:00Herbert
Hey, so I've got a listing coming up, honestly I just need some photos and a drone, like five hundred bucks tops. What can you do for that?
An objection opens the conversation

Herbert sample · real estate media

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Recommended response

Ask about his business goals before recommending a package. Find out what a successful listing would do for him.

  • Rapport
  • Discovery
  • Value framing
  • Closing
Opportunity

A budget is the starting point. Discover the outcome behind it.

Practice a real objection

Sales teams across the ACRE Partner network
COMPASSSotheby’sInternational RealtyeXpRealtyRE/MAX

Practice a call

Your pricing, packages, and real objections

Get coached

Guidance at the moment it matters

Review your performance

See the score and the conversation behind it

See it in 50 seconds

Watch a rep get scored. Then prove you’re ready.

The OnCue persona picker: Priya, Margot on a live call, and Herbert

Turn your playbook into live practice, get a score and coaching after every call, and see where your team needs support.

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Cue the Objection

Every industry has that one objection.

Hear it. Handle it. Stay on cue. Pick yours. A live AI prospect opens the call with it, and you get 150 seconds to handle it. Real voice, real scorecard at the end. No account, no email, just talk.

1Pick your prospect2Talk for 150 seconds3Read your scorecard

Fair warning: the prospects in here have heard every pitch. The winners ask questions, and the scorecard knows the difference.

Uses your microphone. Loads when you start. Scored A to F at the end.

Open Cue the Objection full-screen →

Most teams practice after the mistake.

A lost job becomes the training material. A new hire learns on real customers. OnCue moves the learning before the revenue moment.

01

Managers cannot sit in on every call.

Coaching depends on scattered call reviews, secondhand notes, and whoever asks for help.

02

Generic roleplay does not know your business.

It cannot coach exact pricing, packages, warranties, approved language, or the objections your team hears every week.

03

Real customers pay for the learning curve.

Reps build confidence by risking live opportunities instead of rehearsing difficult moments safely first.

The OnCue difference

Built from the way your business actually sells.

Not an empty roleplay tool. Advisy helps turn your operating knowledge into realistic customers, repeatable practice, and scorecards your team understands.

Your business

Bring the playbook.

We map the information your team needs to use correctly in real conversations.

PricingServicesSOPsScriptsObjectionsPolicies
AI customers

Rehearse the moments.

Practice against customers who interrupt, hesitate, compare, object, and change their mind.

Ps
Price shopperPushes for discount
Sh
Skeptical homeownerLow trust
Br
Busy realtorHigh urgency
Objective coaching

See what improves.

Score the behaviors your company cares about and point to the next skill to practice.

Discovery4.4
Value story3.4
The close3.8
Overall: Ready to improve value story

Practice. Score. Improve. Prove readiness.

One clean loop for reps who need safe repetition and managers who need to know where coaching time matters.

01Specific scenario

Choose the moment

Pick a conversation tied to a real role, buyer, offer, and business goal.

HJ

Herbert Janson

The Shopper

MediumPractical
02Lifelike resistance

Talk it out

The AI customer interrupts, objects, asks follow-ups, and responds naturally.

Herbert, The Shopper

“I just need photos and a drone, like five hundred bucks tops.”

Your turn...
03Objective scorecard

Get the evidence

See what was said, how it was handled, and the coaching tied to the transcript.

Discovery
4.4
Value story
3.4
The close
3.8
04Visible readiness

Clear the bar

Repeat the weak skill until the rep and manager can see that performance changed.

Before

22

After

34

Practice the conversations that win or lose revenue.

Herbert

The Scope Cutter

Wants better marketing but is trying to cut photo, video, and property-site scope.

High resistanceBudget-focusedReal estate media
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Chad

The Canceller

Wants to cancel tomorrow’s shoot after a cheaper photographer becomes available.

Medium resistanceReactiveReal estate media
Practice this conversation

Linda

The Loyalist

An established agent who has trusted the same photographer for years.

Low resistanceRisk-averseReal estate media
Practice this conversation

Marcus

The Price Shopper

Has three quotes and wants your lowest number before explaining what they need.

Medium resistancePracticalHome services
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Wendell

The Ballpark Seeker

Wants a ballpark number and resists setting aside time for a proper consultation.

Medium resistanceTime-pressedHome services
Practice this conversation

Ray

The Skeptic

Assumes every roofing company is chasing insurance money after the weather event.

High resistanceGuardedHome services
Practice this conversation
A sales manager reviewing team readiness
For owners and managers

Know who is ready before your customers do.

Give every rep a safe place to practice and give managers a clearer place to coach.

See attempts, recency, strengths, and weakest skills.
Assign targeted practice instead of blanket team training.
Use the same company-specific standard across every rep.

The proof should be visible in the practice.

Direct OnCue evidence, progression, manager observations, and product-specific outcomes.

First attemptNeeds work
22/ 40

Revealed price before establishing the problem and value.

Latest attemptImproved
34/ 40+12

Connected the recommendation to the customer's priorities first.

See the attempt, the score, and the exact behavior that improved.

Use repeated practice evidence to focus coaching time and verify readiness before the next customer conversation.

A professional walking confidently into a meeting

Let your team make the mistake here, not with the customer.