Vitecall
Free cold call simulator
Call a prospect who actually answers you out loud. Five minutes to book a meeting, followed by a call debrief.
Fictional prospects · 4 levels · French & English
Practice before the real conversation
Practise cold calling without calling real prospects.
A cold call is a first conversation with someone who is not expecting you. Before a B2B prospecting session, practising out loud lets you work on your opening, questions and objection handling without contacting your leads.
An opening that starts a conversation
Introduce yourself, give a specific reason for your call and ask a short question. Aim to start a conversation rather than recite your entire pitch.
Objections worth exploring
‘I don’t have time’, ‘Send me an email’, ‘We already have a solution’: acknowledge the answer, clarify the context and avoid forcing a meeting.
A clear next step
Summarise the stated need before suggesting a meeting or callback. If the prospect declines, close respectfully: getting a yes is not the only sign of a good conversation.
Cold call simulator questions
Is the simulator free?
Yes. It is currently free with no usage quota: prepare new prospects and repeat as often as you like. Each call lasts up to five minutes.
Am I calling a real person?
No. The people, portraits and conversations are fictional. You speak out loud with a virtual prospect tailored to your offer and B2B audience. No real prospect is called.
Can I practise in French and English?
Yes. Choose Français or English before preparation. The prospect, conversation and debrief use the language selected for that call.
Who is this sales practice for?
B2B salespeople, SDRs, freelancers and founders. Four difficulty levels let you practise a first opening or face a more demanding prospect.
What do I need to get started?
A browser with microphone access and a few details about your company, offer and audience. Your email is requested after the call to access the debrief. No phone number needs connecting for this simulation.
Does the score predict my sales results?
No. The score and debrief are practice pointers, not a meeting guarantee or conversion forecast. Review the feedback and choose one concrete point to work on next time.
Prepare your next call
A method, a script and ways to handle objections.