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Every AI sales roleplay tool built for the door.

We make one of these, so read it that way. Here is every AI sales roleplay tool we know of that names door to door teams, what each one says it does, and what it costs when they publish it. Facts from their own pages, checked October 12, 2026.

Written by Gannon Allen, co-founder of ClosingPro.

The roleplay tools.

  1. 01

    ClosingPro

    An AI buyer built by hand from your own recordings, scripts and objections. Reps run voice drills against it, get scored on process, rapport and tonality, and can replay a door they lost from the recording. Managers get one dashboard, reps get a leaderboard.

    Names
    Door to door roofing, solar, pest control, alarms, fiber, windows, and phone or Zoom closing teams, including life insurance.
    How practice works
    Voice roleplay against a homeowner or prospect built for your company. Hard mode interrupts and stacks objections.
    Built from your recordings
    Yes. Built from recordings you choose to share. Practice never touches a customer.
    Published price
    Teams: $50 a seat a month up to 9 seats, $45 from 10, $40 from 25, plus a one-time build fee from $250. Solo: from $19.99 a month.
    Try it
    Solo: free trial, no card. Teams: a live 20-minute demo where we build the buyer on your market.

    Source: This site. Pricing at /pricing.

  2. 02

    Roonly

    “AI coaching for in-person sales that runs itself.” Reps record their real conversations on a phone or Apple Watch, Roonly scores them stage by stage, then builds practice rounds for each rep’s weak spot.

    Names
    Door to door (pest, security, solar), pest control, roofing, home services and HVAC, home security.
    How practice works
    An AI homeowner that “pushes back the way real ones do.” Voice or text is not stated.
    Built from your recordings
    Yes, from the team’s own recorded customer conversations. Real customers are recorded to feed it.
    Published price
    “Per rep, quoted for your team.” No numbers published.
    Try it
    Demo to get a quote.

    Source: roonly.ai

  3. 03

    Practis

    “Field Sales Readiness.” Reps rehearse against an AI that plays the customer, scored against a rubric out of 100. Managers get readiness scores, a coaching queue and attrition signals. Managed programs: “We build, launch and calibrate it.”

    Names
    Home improvement, HVAC, pest and lawn, insurance, hospitality. Also names home security, solar and real estate.
    How practice works
    AI plays the customer and scores tone, pacing and timing against a nine-point rubric.
    Built from your recordings
    A buyer “built from your ICP” and your scripts. Whether it is built from your call recordings is not stated.
    Published price
    Per active user per month with volume discounts. No price table published.
    Try it
    No free trial. Demo or pilot.

    Source: practis.ai

  4. 04

    PrePitch

    “Practice door-to-door sales on an AI homeowner.” The homeowner “brushes you off, stalls, defers to a spouse, and pushes back like a real prospect.” Every session is scored, including the moment the rep lost the door.

    Names
    Solar, roofing, pest control, alarms, windows.
    How practice works
    Roleplay against a generic AI homeowner for the named industries. Voice or text is not stated.
    Built from your recordings
    Not stated. Nothing on the listing describes a per-company build.
    Published price
    Not published.
    Try it
    “Free demo, no signup, 2 minutes.”

    Source: Product Hunt listing (launched April and July 2026). prepitch.ai did not load when we checked.

  5. 05

    Kendo

    A self-serve sales suite: roleplay, real call review, and an AI sales manager layer. Not built for the door, but door teams will see it in the same search, and some phone closers run it.

    Names
    Any sales team, any call type. Strongest with online high-ticket and Zoom closers.
    How practice works
    Roleplay against generic prospects you configure yourself.
    Built from your recordings
    No. You set up the personas and scoring.
    Published price
    Free tier at $0 a seat. Pro $55 a seat a month. Max $100 a seat a month. Enterprise custom.
    Try it
    Free tier, no card, no demo.

    Source: kendo.ai, checked September 2026.

Not roleplay tools. Same search results.

Two recording tools that come up for the same questions. Different job.

  • Rilla

    Records your reps’ real in-person appointments so a manager can review them afterward. “Talk, Record, Coach.” Home improvement, home services, home building, property management, dental and more. No AI roleplay or simulated buyer on the site.

    Published price: Not published. Source: rilla.com

  • Siro

    Records real field conversations and coaches off them, including live coaching mid-call. Dealerships, home builders, home improvement, home services, telecom and more. Lists “Roleplay” as a feature and does not describe it.

    Published price: Not published. Source: siro.ai

How to pick.

  • You want reps practiced before the door

    A roleplay tool. That is the whole category: ClosingPro, Roonly, Practis, PrePitch.

  • You want a record of every real conversation

    Rilla or Siro. They record the real appointment. Some teams run one of them next to a roleplay tool.

  • Someone on your team will build the personas

    Kendo. Self-serve, free tier, you configure the prospect and the scoring.

  • You want it built for you, from your own recordings

    ClosingPro. We build the buyer by hand, you get logins in under a week, and the price is on the pricing page.

Bring your hardest objection. We build the buyer live.

See it built for your company

Teams that sign by Thursday kick off the following Monday. Miss it and your class starts a week later.

We build every trainer by hand, so we take on 3 teams a month.

Questions about the field.

As of October 2026, four name door to door or field teams on their own pages: ClosingPro, Roonly, Practis and PrePitch. Kendo is a general sales suite with roleplay in it. Rilla and Siro are recording tools, not roleplay tools, and show up in the same searches.

Where to next.

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