AI negotiation training · voice-analyzed
The negotiations that matter most are the ones you never get to practice.
Your raise. The vendor renewal. The deal with a deadline on it. Pacct puts you across the table from AI counterparts who push back, stall and pressure — it hears what you say and how you say it, then tells you exactly what to fix. All of the stakes, none of the risk.
Stop losing your next salary increase.
You rehearsed in the shower. They negotiate compensation for a living. That gap has a number on it — usually four to eight percent, every year, compounding.
Find vendors. Keep your margin.
Their procurement team does this every single day. You do it twice a year. Guess who walks out with the discount.
Don't break under pressure.
Deadlines, long silences, “final offers.” Pressure is a technique — and if you've never trained against it, it works on you every time.
Every one of these is winnable. Losing them isn't a character flaw — it's a training gap.
How it works
Lecture. Live table. Verdict.
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A bite-sized lecture
Four minutes on one technique — anchoring, trading, silence. No hour-long video course.
Lecture · 4 min
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Then you're in the room
A live 1-on-1 against an agent with its own agenda. It reads your words, your pace, your emotion — and presses where you sound least sure.
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A debrief that names it
Your hexagon, your strength, the habit that costs you money — with the recording to prove it.
“Train for the real thing without risking the real thing.”
Pacct is complementary to any negotiation training you already do — book, course or coach. Theory tells you what should work. This is where you find out whether it survives contact with a counterpart who wants your money.
For teams
Your sales team negotiates every day. Train like it.
Invite the team, see shared progress and skill gaps, assign the lecture that closes them. Members opt in to what they share — progress, sessions, or nothing. Recordings always belong to the person who made them.
The baseline assessment
Three minutes. One honest debrief.
Find out what you'd lose in a real negotiation — before a real negotiation finds out for you.