Practice your sales conversations.
Realistic role-play games to practice, repeat and improve the key moments of sales — inside the Masters Sales Club environment.
Mic or keyboard
Respond as you would in a real commercial conversation.
Real situations
Discovery, follow-up, objections, closing and negotiation.
Useful replay
Repeat the scenario to sharpen precision and reflexes.
Series
Structured journeys to work on one sales skill over time.
Nano Lubricants - Sales Game Series
You’re a sales rep for Nano, a cutting-edge lubricant startup. Your product (a fluorescent sample) is packed with revolutionary technology: self-repairing, frictionless, and almost "alive." Alpine Tech manages a large fleet of vehicles of all kinds, accumulating millions of kilometers. The cost of maintaining the fleet is clearly a critical issue.
Episodes
Short, focused scenarios you can practice immediately.
Joy the gatekeeper - Get transferred to Mike
You’re a sales rep for Nano, a cutting-edge lubricant startup. Your product (sample fluorescent) is packed with revolutionary tech self-repairing, frictionless, and almost "alive. ». Part of your job is cold-calling and your boss wants you to target AlpineTech. You’ve got nothing, no emails, no names, nada, ground zero.
Discover Mike's pain - Director of Maintenance
You’re a sales rep for Nano, a cutting-edge lubricant startup. Your product is packed with revolutionary tech self-repairing, frictionless, and almost "alive." . This is your discovery mission. You’re meeting Mike, the Maintenance Director at AlpineTecho. He’s a car enthusiast (you noticed the NASCAR poster in his office), and he’s dealt with every kind of vehicle breakdown imaginable. Your goal? Uncover his pain points.
Closing the deal with Mark, the Boss
You’re a sales rep for Nano, a cutting-edge lubricant startup. Your product is powered by revolutionary technology: it’s self-repairing, frictionless, and almost 'alive.' Previously, you met with Mike and performed a deep dive into his specific pain points. Following that discovery, you presented him with a formal commercial proposal. That offer is now sitting on the Boss’s desk, and you’re about to walk in to negotiate the deal