Paste your prospect's LinkedIn URL. Twenty seconds later you're on a voice call with "them" β same role, same company, same objections. Pitch, get pushed back, hang up, get scored. Practice the hard call where it's safe, then make it for real. 5 free calls.
Hey Product Hunt π
Here's the problem: everyone tells salespeople to practice, but there's nowhere to do it. Your colleagues are too polite. Your manager is busy. So the first real run of your pitch happens⦠on a real prospect. You rehearse on the exact people you can't afford to lose.
Here's what SalesArmor does instead:
Paste your prospect's LinkedIn URL. The AI reads their role, company, and background and becomes them.
Your "phone" rings. It's them β friendly but busy, or skeptical, or downright hostile. You pick the mood.
You talk. Out loud. It pushes back. "We already have a vendor." "Send me an email." "This sounds expensive." The stuff you'll actually hear.
You hang up and get a scorecard β the transcript, what worked, what fell flat, and the exact sentences to say differently next time.
Run it again. The tenth attempt costs nothing but ten minutes. Nobody remembers your bad take.
Some details I'm proud of:
Selling to a local business with no LinkedIn? Paste their website or Google Maps link and the owner picks up.
Want structure? Layer Sandler, SPIN, MEDDIC, or BANT onto the call and get scored on the method too.
"Roast my call" β after the serious feedback, the coach takes off the tie and roasts your call for fun. People share these.
Teams are free to start β invite your reps, everyone gets 5 free calls, there's a leaderboard, and managers can send a specific prospect as a "challenge" to a rep.
Pricing is simple: 5 free calls, no card. $29/month if you stick around. Teams are $29 per seat.
I'll be here all day β ask me anything, and if you try a call, tell me what the buyer got wrong. Every conversation makes it better.
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