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Build the roleplay template
Set the role or conversation, core questions, objections, follow-up rules, and a weighted rubric—from a preset, job description, or your own playbook.
Use structured AI interviews to screen candidates and realistic AI roleplay to onboard and coach employees. Build each scenario once, then review every attempt with the scorecard, transcript, and recording behind it.
Candidates need no account. Team plans start at $349/month for 50 sessions and 5 seats.
Senior Frontend Engineer — first-round screen
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Scorecard ready
Maya Reyes
Strong hire signal
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“I led the payments migration end-to-end; the trade-off was…”
Transcript · Recording · Rubric attached
Built for both sides of talent
Turn the role into a structured interview link, invite candidates in bulk, and review each response against the same core questions and weighted rubric.
From standard to skill
Start with the role, customer conversation, and definition of strong performance. Mock Call turns that context into repeatable evaluation or practice.
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Set the role or conversation, core questions, objections, follow-up rules, and a weighted rubric—from a preset, job description, or your own playbook.
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Invite candidates with a secure, no-account link or assign employees a retryable practice scenario. Sessions run in the browser by voice or video, on the participant's schedule.
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Each session returns rubric scores with supporting quotes, a searchable transcript, playback, and delivery feedback. Compare candidates or track employee improvement across attempts.
AI scorecards support screening decisions; they're designed to be reviewed with the transcript alongside your own judgment.
Evaluate or develop
Use interview mode for a scored candidate evaluation or practice mode for retryable employee development and candidate preparation.
Evaluate
Candidates complete a role-specific screen from any browser—no account, app, or scheduling. Your team reviews each scorecard against the same core questions and weighted rubric.
Scorecard · Product Designer screen
Hire signal: Strong
Develop
Run the same scenario in practice mode with retries and feedback. Managers onboard or upskill employees, while agencies can help candidates prepare before a client interview.
Practice progress · same candidate
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Hiring and employee development
Use the same role-specific standards before the hire, during onboarding, and whenever a high-stakes conversation needs practice.
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Structured hiring
Set the core questions, follow-up rules, and weighted rubric before inviting candidates. Each score stays connected to transcript quotes and a recording your team can review.
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Scalable training
Turn sales calls, service conversations, onboarding scenarios, and other role-specific moments into practice employees can repeat without waiting for a manager to play the other side.
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Evidence
Managers see the scorecard, transcript, recording, and delivery signals behind each attempt. Spend live coaching time on the exact answer, objection, or skill that needs attention.
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One reusable standard
The competencies you assess during hiring can become the scenarios new employees practice after they join. Keep expectations visible from candidate evaluation through ongoing development.
Team plans
Subscriptions include templates, shareable candidate links, scorecards, and team seats. Start on a free trial — no credit card required.
$349
Starter · per month
50 interviews · 5 seats
$899
Professional · per month
200 interviews · 20 seats · video analysis
Custom
Enterprise
Unlimited · SSO · API · branded avatar
Frequently asked questions
Candidate screening, employee practice, scoring, volume, and pricing.
No. You send a secure interview link, and the candidate reviews the instructions, gives recording consent, and completes the interview in the browser — no account, no scheduling, no downloads.
An interview is a scored candidate evaluation: the participant runs it once, and your team reviews the scorecard and evidence. A roleplay is retryable practice with feedback, used to onboard or upskill employees before the real conversation. The same template can support both modes.
Yes. Build templates around your role, scenario, questions, objections, expected answers, and weighted rubric. Employees then practice the conversations they actually face, and managers review each attempt against standards the team already recognizes.
You define the questions and a weighted rubric when you build the template. Every candidate is evaluated against that same rubric, and the scorecard shows question-level scores, supporting quotes from the transcript, and an overall hire/no-hire recommendation — decision support, with the final call always yours.
Starter includes 50 interviews a month and Professional includes 200; extra interviews bill as overage ($8.99 and $5.99 respectively) so a busy week never blocks your pipeline. Enterprise is unlimited.
Every team plan starts with a free trial — no credit card required. Starter is $349/month for 50 interviews and 5 seats, Professional is $899/month for 200 interviews, 20 seats, and video analysis, and Enterprise is custom.
For hiring and talent development
Build a template for the conversation your candidates or employees need to handle. Start your team trial with no credit card required.