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About RapportScore
RapportScore analyzes recorded conversations to score where trust is built and lost, then delivers coaching built on those measurements. It scores every turn across seven communication dimensions, surfaces the specific moments to improve, and adds AI role-play practice with real-time feedback.
Updated 9/27/2026
Key Features
- Seven rapport metrics scored across every turn: responsiveness, active listening, mirroring, emotional intelligence, curiosity, trust building, and engagement
- Upload sales calls, meetings, interviews, or personal conversation video for analysis
- Points to the specific moments where trust was built or lost rather than giving only an aggregate score
- AI role-play scenarios with real-time coaching feedback as you speak
- Personalized video lessons targeting the user's weakest scoring areas
- Direct integrations with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, GoTo Meeting, and Slack for auto-record and analyze
- Deep Evaluator AI analysis and a trust metrics dashboard on the Pro plan
- Team platform coaches up to 20 members with team analytics and reporting
- Analysis completes in under 10 minutes with no credit card required for the trial
Pricing Structure
- Free Trial — $0 — No credit card required; cancel anytime.
- Starter — $59/month — 10 hours/month analysis; $99/year. Extra hours $8/hr.
- Pro — $99/month — 30 hours/month; $169/year. Extra hours $6/hr.
- Team Coaching Platform — $179/month — 50 hours/month, up to 20 members; $299/year.
Why People Use It
Sales and management training usually relies on a scorecard the manager fills in afterward, which is subjective and arrives too late to change the next call. RapportScore measures the actual recording across seven rapport dimensions and flags the specific turns where trust dipped, then lets the person rehearse those moments in AI role-play before the next real conversation. The per-hour model also means a team can review only the calls it actually runs rather than committing to a seat-based platform.
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