The sales career simulator

You're one week from knowing exactly who you are on a sales call.

20 American cities. 60 named prospects with painted faces and real tempers. Every line you say is graded. Every lie you tell comes back. The save file is your reputation.

Take your first call — free

No deck to sit through. Your first hangup is 90 seconds away.

Live encounter · Boston, MA● Rec
The Gatekeeper of Boston

The Gatekeeper of Boston

No solicitors. Ever.” · has hung up on 22,000 reps

Trust22
Interest41
Urgency65

“You've got twenty seconds, and you just spent five of them saying your own name.”

They're waiting for your call

The Gatekeeper of Boston

The Gatekeeper of Boston

Boston, MANo solicitors. Ever.

Gladys Delgado

Gladys Delgado

Tampa, FLRetired schoolteacher, widow

Big Roy

Big Roy

Dallas, TXNever paid retail in his life

The Minnesota Nice

The Minnesota Nice

Minneapolis, MNUndefeated in 8,412 calls

The Ghost

The Ghost

Los Angeles, CALoved the demo. Vanished.

Miss Loretta

Miss Loretta

Atlanta, GAKnows your mother somehow

The Sure Thing

The Sure Thing

Las Vegas, NVHas cancelled 14 contracts

Moe Feldstein

Moe Feldstein

New York City, NYDeli owner

The Widow Delgado of Tampa will agree to anything you say — she's lonely, trusting, and on a fixed income. Selling her the premium package is the easiest close in the game. It's also how your reputation dies. That's the point.

Your first two weeks

01

Boston hangs up on you.

Your first cold call lasts eleven seconds. The debrief shows you the exact line that killed it — and the one that would have worked. You run it back immediately. Four calls later, you book the meeting.

02

You sign a contract. It has a weekend clause.

A two-week setter gig in the Midwest: eight confirmed appointments, availability windows you choose — at least one on a Saturday. This is a job now. You wanted to learn sales? Sales has weekends.

03

The Bell rings during dinner.

A prospect is returning your call. You have three minutes to answer. Take it on the porch and the deal warms; let it ring out and the lead goes cold and your reliability score wears the scar. Miss enough of them and no contract will have you.

04

Tuesday's lie cancels on Thursday.

You told one customer the battery runs the whole house. It doesn't. The clawback lands two days later with your name on it. Meanwhile the deal you closed honestly in Atlanta just sent you a referral. The game remembers. So does the industry.

It will call you during dinner. Answer it.

Every sales trainer talks about discipline. Mastery schedules it. Inside the availability windows you committed to, prospects call back — with three minutes on the clock and reliability points on the table. Request PTO in advance like a professional and you're covered. Go dark without notice and the world notices.

You choose the windows. The game chooses the moment. Just like the job.

The credential

A certification you can't cram for.

Certified Closer means dozens of graded encounters across multiple regions, an integrity floor held under designed temptation, and commitments kept on a schedule. Every certificate has a public page with a verify code — send it to any employer. It isn't a quiz score. It's a record of behavior.

Hiring? Skip the personality quiz. Ask candidates to play for a week and share their code — you'll see how they act when lying pays and nobody's watching.

Verified certification

Certified Closer II

MAST-7F3A2C1B · 212 stress-tested calls

Integrity

84

Frame

77

Reliability

91

The Gatekeeper of Boston has hung up on 22,000 reps.

Be the twenty-third she doesn't.

Enter the arena

Myya Mastery — a sales career simulator. Characters are fictional; regional personas are difficulty settings, not demographics.