From the founder

Built by a rep, for reps.

We spent decades carrying a bag and wishing this existed. Then we built it.

My first commission check came from a retail job at 16. My dad was a sales VP — I wasn't raised so much as I was managed. I've had good years. I've also missed quota. Anyone in sales who says they never missed never took real risk — never had their quota doubled with their territory cut in half.

I sold copy machines, computer training, enterprise software, SaaS. I rode the EHR wave. I tried to ride others and failed. What I never stopped believing is that sales is a craft. Like sports. A performance-based industry where the best people don't just play the game — they practice.

"For 30 years I had nowhere to practice what I was learning except on live prospects, with real deals on the line."

I read the books. I listened to the podcasts. I went to the SKOs and the methodology sessions. And every time, I went right back into the field and tried to apply what I'd learned on calls where the outcome actually mattered.

That's what FirstPass is. The place I always wanted. Built by people who've carried a bag — with input from salespeople on how it should actually work. Not how a software team imagined it should work.

If you've carried a bag, you'll feel the difference.

— Jeremy Wagner, Co-Founder & President, FirstPass
What we believe

The ideas behind the product.

Practice over training events

A two-day SKO is an event. Practice is a habit. The teams that win build the habit, not the event calendar.

Coaching should be data-driven

Managers shouldn't have to guess what to coach. When you can statistically correlate practice scores to deal outcomes, coaching becomes precision work.

Scoring should be safe

Reps practice harder when the score isn't going on a record. Practice scoring is for feedback and growth, not performance reviews.

Purpose-built beats bolted-on

A roleplay module inside a bigger platform can't close the loop. Practice, scoring, weakness detection, coaching signals, and outcome correlation only work together when they're built to work together.

Context is everything

Generic roleplay gives generic feedback. Practice should be against your products, your buyer, your methodology. Otherwise it's a toy.

Built by people who sell

Every feature decision runs through the question: would this help a rep who's been in the field? If the answer is "only if they read the manual," it doesn't ship.

30+
years of combined sales experience on the founding team
7
scoring dimensions across every practice surface
4
practice surfaces: text, voice, avatar, and presentations
0
competitors document per-dimension practice-to-outcome correlation — across 15 platforms researched

If you've carried a bag and wished this existed — it does now.

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