Negotiation Practice Scenarios
Eight featured scenarios — from salary talks to customer disputes. More scenarios are available inside the app, including custody mediation, diplomatic standoffs, and workplace conflicts.
The hardest part of any negotiation isn't knowing the right number — it's saying it out loud while someone across the table pushes back. Reading scripts doesn't fix that. Negotiation practice does: rehearsing the live back-and-forth until the pressure feels familiar instead of paralyzing.
That's the whole idea here. Each scenario drops you into a specific, high-stakes conversation — a salary offer that's $15K under market, a severance package they want signed today, a 20% rent hike, a promotion that keeps slipping a cycle. You talk; the AI counterpart answers in character, in real time, reacting to what you actually say. It holds the silence, hides its real constraints, and pushes back exactly like the person you're dreading. No multiple choice, no canned branches.
Under the hood you're drilling the eight NegotiateIt techniques — Echo, Flip It, Silence, Anchor, Tag It, Get Ahead, Plan B, and Narrow Down — drawn from research-based negotiation methods. You don't memorize them; you feel which one fits when the room goes tense, because you've already tried it and watched it land (or not).
Start with a free career scenario below. Each one takes about ten minutes, and the goal is simple: when the real conversation happens, it's your second time, not your first.
Career
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Free
Patricia Chen
VP of Engineering at Meridian Tech
$145K on the table, $160K+ in the market. She has room she won't name.
Practice salary negotiation →
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Free
Raymond Park
VP of Human Resources conducting a separation meeting
Four weeks and a pen, today. He has room for three times that he won't volunteer.
Practice severance negotiation →
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Pro
David Hartley
engineering manager at a mid-stage startup
Twice passed over, "timing isn't right." He has the budget and title power to fix it now.
Practice asking for a promotion →
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Free
Rachel Kim
hiring manager at Nexus Labs extending a job offer
$52K offer, $58–65K market. Your first negotiation shouldn't be for real money.
Practice your first job offer →
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Pro
Sofia Reyes
senior software engineer with a competing FAANG offer
Your best engineer calls the project "career suicide." You can't force her. You can't ship without her.
Practice with Sofia Reyes →
Free account · no card · first session in 2 minutes.
Home
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Pro
Margaret Okafor
property owner and landlord of 30 years in Park Slope
A 20% hike on the table. Your three clean years are leverage she won't admit.
Practice rent negotiation →
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Pro
Mehmet Yilmaz
third-generation carpet merchant in Istanbul Grand Bazaar
He opens at 4,000. It's worth 2,500. He's done this for three generations — you've done it twice.
Practice with Mehmet Yilmaz →
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Pro
Jenny Nguyen
retail manager at the TechMart returns desk
Window closed two days ago. She leads with "policy." She has more room than she'll admit.
Practice with Jenny Nguyen →
Pick any free scenario above, or jump straight in — your first session is on us.