Vendors charge $30–90K a year to rent you an AI roleplay sales training agent. In two days, you can build a better one yourself — trained on your product, your buyers, and your real objections. You own it permanently.
Every AI training vendor sells you a subscription to a black box you can't modify. That math no longer makes sense.
Every cohort is led by three people simultaneously — each an expert in their lane. This is what separates a $7,500 workshop from a $99 online course.
The gap between a generic Claude prompt and a real AI training agent is wider than it looks.
20% instruction. 80% building. You never go more than 45 minutes without creating something real. By end of Day 2 you have a production-ready agent — voice-enabled, scored, deployed.
This isn't a webinar. Above 10 people the hands-on ratio breaks down. Every cohort is capped so everyone actually builds something they can use.
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This is not a course for individual reps. It's for the people responsible for making a sales team faster and better — who want the capability in-house, not outsourced.
On the call you'll get a live demo of the AI training agent — try it yourself, ask anything about the workshop, and see exactly what you'd build. No deck. No pitch.
You built it. You own it. When your pitch changes, update it yourself in an afternoon. No contract renewal. No support ticket. No vendor relationship to manage.
Your engineers could technically build this. They won't prioritize it. This puts the capability in the hands of the people who actually need it — without competing with the product roadmap.
Above 10, the hands-on ratio breaks and it becomes a lecture. Small is intentional. Everyone builds something real and leaves with an agent they can deploy Monday.
June founding cohorts open at $7,500/seat. Price increases to $8,500 in July. Or book a 20-min call to see the agent live before you decide.