AI sales coach for life-insurance agents
Practice the call before it costs you the case.
Quivora is realistic roleplay, scored against a calm diagnostic method, with practice safeguards so you walk into real conversations already warmed up.
Pick Your Scenario
One click starts a quick warm-up, a single-skill drill, or a full mock call against any kind of prospect. No setup.
Run the Call
A realistic prospect answers in character: calm, guarded, grieving, skeptical, even hostile. You hold the frame and uncover the real gap.
Get Coached and Scored
Coaching as you go, a full scorecard at the end. Your weakest line gets rewritten cleaner, you retry on the spot, and weak skills keep resurfacing until they're sharp.
Most agents lose twice
Calls that never become meetings, and meetings that never become cases. Quivora trains both halves of the sale, plus the skills inside them.
Level 1: Script Stage
Drill one stage at a time (opening, problem-finding, transition, close) until each feels natural.
Level 2: Objection Handling
Work real objections ("I already have coverage," "is this a scam," "I need to talk to my spouse") without pressure.
Level 3: Book the Meeting
The phone call whose only goal is a held appointment: time set, decision-makers included, recap clean. Fifty prospect archetypes that improvise, so no two calls repeat.
Level 3: Run the Appointment
The sit-down they agreed to. Present to the gap by product line (term, IUL, final expense, annuities), handle the doubts, and earn the application without pressure.
Level 4: Review a Call
Paste a real call and get a full scorecard, the questions you missed, and cleaner phrasing.
Scored 1 to 5 across thirteen sales skills, with practice safeguards running on every rep.
Built on a real methodology, not vibes
The scoring engine trains one operator profile: a calm diagnostic seller who asks before explaining and never pressures.
Diagnostic question flow
Seven call stages, from connection to commitment, each with a clear job: uncover the real gap before anything gets presented. Pitching a product before discovery gets flagged, exactly like it costs you on a real call.
Verbal control under pressure
Composure is scored, not assumed: pausing before you answer resistance, holding one frame instead of chasing tangents, and staying assertive without pressure, even against hostile prospects.
Practice safeguards
Guaranteed-returns talk, tax promises, pressure tactics, and skipping a spouse or other decision-maker: practice safeguards raise moves like these inside the simulation, and the coaching gives you a cleaner way to say the line in practice. The Disclaimer page explains what practice safeguards are and are not.
A memory for your weak spots
Every scorecard feeds a skill memory. Your weakest skills keep resurfacing in drills until they hold, then get rechecked a week later so they stay sharp.
Questions, answered
Is this compliance training or certification?+
No. Quivora is a skills-practice tool. It flags potentially risky language inside the simulation so you can fix habits, but it does not certify compliance or replace your carrier, state, or firm training or requirements.
How does the free trial work?+
Individual plans include a 1-day trial, enough for several real practice sessions. Team plans include a 7-day trial so you can invite reps, let them train for a few days, and watch the manager dashboard fill with real data. A card is required to start either trial. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing; otherwise the subscription starts automatically.
What makes this different from generic AI roleplay?+
Depth. Fifty insurance-specific prospect archetypes, product-line practice safeguards, and a scoring rubric built on a real sales methodology, not a blank chatbot you have to prompt yourself.
Can my whole agency use it?+
Yes. Team plans start at 3 seats with per-seat pricing, a 7-day free trial, a manager dashboard showing who is practicing and what the team is weak on, and a free admin seat. Seats are reassignable as your roster changes.
Does it work out loud, not just typing?+
Yes. You can dictate your responses or run a hands-free voice call where the prospect speaks and you answer out loud, the same muscle you use on a real phone call.