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B2B Sales Observatory: what 600 AI simulations reveal

Pitchbase internal data, anonymized and aggregated. Updated: June 2026 (refreshed quarterly).

Pitchbase lets sales reps practice on AI-simulated calls. This page aggregates, anonymously, what the first 600 analyzed simulations show: where reps fail most, and how fast practice makes them improve. This is our data, not a third-party study, and we own its limits (see below).

Where B2B reps fail the most

According to Pitchbase internal data, the average starting score on a cold call is around 35/100: cold calling remains the hardest exercise. Broken down by skill (on sessions scored axis by axis), two areas stand out as the weakest: closing and objection handling.

Skill (Sales DNA)Average score /100
Qualification39
Opening37
Objection handling33
Closing31

In other words: reps open and qualify decently, but stall when handling an objection and closing. These two axes are where targeted practice has the most impact.

Practice drives fast improvement

The clearest signal in our data: repetition pays off, fast. For users who run at least 3 scenarios, the average score improves by +40% in about one week. These users run an average of 5 sessions of ~3.6 minutes each.

Key figures

600
simulations analyzed
35/100
average starting score (cold call)
+40%
score improvement in ~1 week (39 users)
31-33
closing and objection, weakest skills /100

Methodology and limits

We publish these figures with their limits, because transparency beats false precision.

Data refreshed quarterly. Last updated: June 2026.

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