ConvinceIQ

ConvinceIQ is an analytics tool. A free web tool that scores a pasted sales call transcript out of 100 across six coached dimensions, with talk ratio and question counts. No account is needed for the score, and data is deleted after 30 days.

ConvinceIQ's Sales Call Analyzer is a free tool that reviews a single sales call after the fact. A user pastes a transcript, up to 25,000 characters, or uploads a recording of up to 15 minutes. The tool returns a score out of 100 along with coached feedback. The score appears without sign-up, and the free tier asks for no card. Unlocking the full report requires an email address, and each address can analyze three calls. The review covers six dimensions: discovery, value framing, objection handling, call structure, next step and tone. It also measures talk ratio, the number of questions asked and the longest uninterrupted monologue. Feedback quotes moments from the user's own call and points to what went well and the one thing to fix before the next conversation. Speakers are detected automatically, and the user chooses which one is them, which decides whose talk ratio and questions are measured. Transcripts can be exported from Gong, Fireflies, Otter, Chorus or Microsoft Teams, or typed from memory. The analyzer is aimed at sales reps, founders doing their own selling and managers who want a quick, consistent read on discovery calls, demos, pitches, negotiations, renewals or cold calls. It first checks that the pasted text looks like a sales conversation and says so when it does not, instead of inventing a critique. Recordings and transcripts are deleted after 30 days and are not used to train AI models. The tool does not return a transcript of an uploaded recording, so it cannot stand in for a transcription service. Because it runs without knowledge of what the user sells, the free version judges general sales technique rather than fit with a specific product or buyer profile. It is a lead-in to the paid ConvinceIQ platform, where reps rehearse against AI buyers who push back and object, and real calls are scored against the company's own product, ideal customer profile and objections. Compared with full conversation-intelligence suites, this is a lightweight, one-call-at-a-time option that suits a quick check or a trial of the scoring approach.