Siro records and analyzes in-person sales conversations, automates CRM follow-up, and now coaches live during the call. If you're looking for a Siro alternative, here are the main options and who each is best for.
Best for: Teams that want reps ready before the real conversation, in any industry or channel: practice, not playback.
Voice AI roleplay is the whole product. At signup ColdOpen builds a buyer and a 12-objection library from your own business, then reps practice against four buyers who each push back differently, at any difficulty from Gentle to Brutal, in six languages, scored out of 100 on six criteria, and managers see readiness by rep and objection theme. No customer is ever recorded. Team is $249/mo for 1,400 pooled minutes, Solo $29/mo, and every account starts with 10 free minutes, no card.
Best for: Home services and remodeling teams that want real in-home appointments captured and coached.
Captures real in-person sales meetings with field-grade offline audio, then coaches against your playbook via CoachDean, with virtual ridealongs, process scoring, CRM sync and AI Roleplays. Aimed squarely at home builders, home services and home improvement. No pricing page; a SalesAsk blog post lists $150/user/mo as its own price (their site, August 2026).
Best for: Teams focused on reviewing real in-person conversations at scale.
Records real customer conversations for virtual ridealongs; Rilla Roleplay launched as an add-on in March 2026 but is not featured on its site as of July 2026. Recording is core, so some states require informing the customer.
Best for: In-person teams that want all-day recording with GPS analytics, iOS-first.
All-day call capture with GPS analytics, plus roleplay on your own scenarios with scenario replay. iOS with Android in early access; $150/user/mo pilot pricing, no setup fee (their site, August 2026).
Based on each company's public website, last verified September 1, 2026. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
The bottom line
Siro's strength is visibility into real calls, and its closest alternatives share that recording model. If you'd rather build the skill before the call, ColdOpen is the practice-first option.
For practice-first training with no customer recording, ColdOpen. For Siro-style recording and analysis of real conversations, Rilla and Roonly are the closest peers.
Yes: ColdOpen. It's voice roleplay against a buyer built from your own business, scored out of 100 on six criteria, and no customer is ever recorded.
Siro publishes no public pricing; third-party guides estimate roughly $30,000 to $40,000 per year for a 10-person team (about $3,000 or more per user per year) plus setup. ColdOpen's Team plan is $249 a month ($2,988 a year) for 1,400 pooled minutes, and every account starts with 10 free minutes. Confirm current figures with each vendor.
Hear the buyer for yourself on 10 free practice minutes. No credit card, no demo call.