Practise English for sales calls and pitches

Selling in a second language is high-stakes talking: opening a cold call, pitching value, handling objections, and closing — all while sounding confident and natural. Hesitation costs deals, and you cannot rehearse it by reading a script.

Airi plays the prospect so you can practise the whole call. Ask her to be curious, busy, or skeptical, and rehearse your opener, your value pitch, and the objections you dread — "it's too expensive", "send me an email", "we already have a supplier". By the real call, your answers are ready and your English is smooth.

A quick example with Airi

I'm a busy prospect. You've got 20 seconds — why should I care?

Hello sir, our product can help you to save time and money.

Small fix: "our product can help you save time and money." Okay, how much time?

Around 10 hours per week for your team.

Now that's interesting. But honestly, it sounds expensive.

How to get the most from it

Rehearse the opener

The first 20 seconds decide the call. Practise a hook that earns attention.

Drill objections

Have calm, clear responses to price, timing and competitor objections ready out loud.

Practise the close

Asking for the next step clearly is a skill. Rehearse it until it's natural.

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Frequently asked questions

Can Airi play a tough prospect?

Yes. Ask her to be skeptical, busy, or price-sensitive and she'll push back so you can practise handling it.

Can I practise my real pitch?

Absolutely. Describe your product and deliver your pitch out loud; Airi reacts as a prospect would.

Voice or text?

Both, but voice is best for calls — you practise sounding confident, not just the words.