Take the five-day challenge
Watch the 60-second brief, then work through a focused practice scenario on your own schedule.
DealSprint for automotive sales teams
Run the deal. Prove your skill.
Practice a realistic car deal, get a clear scorecard, and build sharper desk-ready instincts through a fast challenge made for salespeople.
Five days. One practice deal. Actionable feedback.
The sprint
Watch. Submit. Score. Challenge.
60 sec
to understand the challenge
5 days
to complete your free sprint
1 scorecard
with a badge you can share
What to expect
No inflated promises. Just a better practice loop.
Every submission is measured against a clear deal-running framework—not vague motivation.
Start free, see your score, and decide whether deeper training is worth it before you pay.
The DealSprint loop
Training that moves at showroom speed.
Submit your practice deal
Show how you would structure and advance the deal—not how well you can memorize a script.
Get your scorecard and badge
See where your process is strong, identify the next skill to sharpen, and share the result.
Challenge the next salesperson
Invite a coworker or another store and turn deliberate practice into a friendly performance loop.
Choose your next move
Start free. Go deeper when the score says so.
DealSprint separates the challenge from the paid training so you can experience the method first.
Entry sprint
Free 5-Day Challenge
$0
- 60-second challenge brief
- Practice deal submission
- Performance scorecard
- Shareable completion badge
Full course
Deal-Running Training
$297
A deeper self-paced program for salespeople ready to strengthen deal structure, decision-making, and repeatable execution after the challenge.
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Bring the sprint to your floor
Use a shared challenge to give managers a consistent coaching language and salespeople a constructive way to compete.
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Build your next skill
Ready for the first rep?
See how you run a deal under pressure.
Take the free five-day challenge, submit your approach, and leave with a score you can act on.
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