Describe your buyer in one sentence. The Studio turns it into a sparring partner with a face and a voice who knows your product and raises your objections. Built for trainers, not for programmers.
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Canned roleplays get a rep to the door. Behind it waits your buyer: with your product, your pricing, your objections.
Insurance, manufacturing, software: ready-made personas get the tone right, but not the depth your niche demands.
Anyone who wanted their own cases needed a project, a budget, and lead time. Trainers sat on the sidelines, even though they know the market best.
Price lists, data sheets, and objection lists sit on a shared drive. In the roleplay, the AI has never seen them. The rep practices against a phantom instead of their own product.
Describe, review, practice. The AI does the legwork; you decide.
One sentence is enough: "Skeptical head of procurement at an insurance company, defending his budget, asking for references." That becomes a complete draft.
Name, role, temperament, objection style, register, and language are laid out for review, and every line can be changed. Add a face and a voice from the voice catalog. The draft is free; every saved entry counts as one training session.
Once saved, the scenario is playable right away and scored like any other training session. In the team program you publish it, and everyone practices the same case.
Each building block stands on its own. Together they form the conversation that is costing you revenue right now.
The person on the other side of the table, beyond the twelve default types.
Your market, with the depth that templates lack.
The exact moment in the conversation that costs you deals.
Instead of dozens of form fields, you write one paragraph. The AI drafts a persona, an industry, or a situation from it. Before you save, you see the draft and can change any line.
A sparring partner only convinces when it sounds like a person. You give it a face and pick a voice from the catalog. sip.coach handles the fine-tuning; there are no sliders to fiddle with.
Upload data sheets, price lists, or call guides. The persona reads along and brings them into the call: your product details, your pricing logic, your real objections. The rep practices against their own product, not a textbook example.
In the team program, Studio scenarios become a shared library. The trainer sets the bar, the team practices against it.
Published personas, industries, and situations are available to everyone on the team.
Not twenty private practice cases, but one shared one. Comparable and repeatable.
Managers see team metrics and gaps on your own scenarios. Individual calls stay private.
You sell software to procurement leads in manufacturing, with investment cycles measured in years. There is no ready-made persona for that. In the Studio you model your key buyer types yourself, upload your product knowledge, and publish the scenarios to the team. New reps then practice against your product, not textbook examples.
Three training sessions free. No credit card.