Persuasion score. Upload a pitch or speech and AI rates how convincing your delivery sounds.
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To find out how persuasive you sound, upload a pitch, speech, or argument and the AI rates your delivery out of 10 across the components that actually move audiences: hook strength (does the opener pull the listener in or waste the highest-attention seconds on throat-clearing), pacing (do you land key points or rush past them), emphasis and dynamic range (flat delivery kills persuasion regardless of content), confidence cues versus hedging, story and evidence use, and the clarity of your call to action. It closes with two coachable changes that would close more deals, win more votes, or hold more attention, chosen by impact. The premise is well-supported: persuasion lives substantially in delivery, and the same argument converts differently depending on whether the key sentence gets a pause and emphasis or disappears into a rushed monotone. This scores the delivery layer specifically.
Upload your recording (a sales pitch, presentation excerpt, fundraising ask, or persuasive talk) and the AI grades each persuasion component. Hook analysis examines your opening seconds: whether they create a question, stake, or tension that earns continued attention. Pacing analysis tracks whether your most important points get time and space to land or get buried at the same speed as everything else. Dynamics analysis measures emphasis and range, since pitch and volume variation is what signals listeners that something matters. Confidence analysis weighs assured statements against hedges (sort of, I think, maybe) that quietly refund the listener's belief. Structure analysis evaluates story and evidence use, the alternating engine of emotional and logical persuasion. Call-to-action analysis checks whether the ask is specific and unmissable or vague and skippable. The overall score out of 10 summarizes, and the two coachable changes are picked for maximum conversion impact.
Upload a pitch, talk, or argument and you get a persuasion score out of 10 broken into the components that move audiences: hook strength, pacing on key points, dynamic range, confidence versus hedging, story and evidence use, and call-to-action clarity. Two coachable changes close it, ranked by likely impact on conversion.
Delivery mechanics carry more than most people credit: an opening that creates a question or stake, key sentences given room to land instead of passing at cruising speed, statements without hedges, and an ask specific enough to act on. Content matters, but identical scripts convert differently on delivery alone.
Your first ten seconds, when listener attention peaks and then decays. Openers that pose a question, stake, or tension hold that attention; openers spent on preamble and thank-yous spend it. The hook gets its own grade because it disproportionately decides whether the rest of the pitch even gets heard.
It scores delivery patterns that persuasion research and sales coaching consistently reward, which is narrower than persuasion itself: audience fit, offer quality, and trust history sit outside any recording. A high score means your delivery is not the bottleneck. Use it comparatively (take A versus take B) rather than as a market prediction.
Yes, disproportionately. Phrases like I think, sort of, and maybe quietly take back whatever conviction the sentence just built, and most speakers have no idea how often they use them. The analysis counts and quotes yours. Cutting hedges is often one of the two recommended changes because the effort-to-impact ratio is absurd.
Both work; rehearsals are where the score pays off most because you can iterate. Upload your pitch run-through, apply the two changes, re-record, and compare numbers before the meeting that counts. Sales calls, fundraising asks, debate speeches, and webinar openings are all standard input, sixty seconds to a few minutes.
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