The maker

Built by a closer, for closers.

Razor didn't come out of a product brainstorm. It came out of a headset, a dial list, and a decade of learning to close the hard way.

Meet Tom

Tom has spent ten years in sales — five of them closing high-ticket, where every call carries real money and there's nowhere to hide behind a script. He learned the craft the way most reps do: reps, rejection, and the slow, expensive process of figuring out what actually moves a prospect.

He's also a software developer and the founder of Ascent Technologies. Razor is what happens when those two worlds collide — a closer who can also ship, building the training tool he wishes he'd had on day one.

"You don't get better at closing by reading about closing. You get better by getting on calls that punch back. I built Razor so reps can do that a hundred times before it ever costs them a real deal."

Why Razor exists

Practice that actually feels like the job.

Most sales "training" is passive — courses, PDFs, recorded call reviews. None of it puts you in the seat under pressure. The reps who improve fastest are the ones getting live at-bats, but live at-bats are scarce, expensive, and burn real leads.

Razor closes that gap. It gives you an unlimited supply of live, spoken reps against prospects that behave like real people — with hidden objections, real breaking points, and honest feedback on every call. Gamified enough that you'll actually come back tomorrow, serious enough that it makes you sharper by the week.

The studio

An Ascent Technologies product.

Razor is built by Ascent Technologies — an independent AI software studio that designs, builds, and ships its own AI-native apps end to end.

Ascent already has products live on the App Store, so Razor isn't a first rodeo — it's built on a track record of shipping polished, AI-powered apps.

Learn more about Ascent Technologies and its founder →