Ace Coach

The best AI speaking coach apps, by what you need.

Five apps compared on how you practice, what feedback you get, where they run and what they cost. Picked by the job you need done, not by a score.

By the Ace Coach team, built with the best speech coaches · Updated

Checked on each app's own website on 24 October 2026. Prices and features change, so confirm on their site before you buy. We make Ace Coach, so read our pick for it with that in mind. Every other claim links to the app's own site.

How we compared them

We looked at four things: how you practice (a live conversation, or recording a speech and getting a report), what the feedback covers, which devices it runs on, and the price for one person. We didn't score them, because the right app depends on what you're preparing for.

Ace CoachYoodliOraiSpeekoWellspoken
Practice styleLive two-way practice callsAI role-playsRecord, then feedbackRecord, then feedbackDrills, course, role-play
Feedback onFillers, pace, pauses, voice, eye contact, contentPacing, clarity, fillers, conciseness, structureFillers, pace, clarity, energyPace, fillers, pitch, pausesStructure, concision, fillers, pace, pronunciation
Runs onWeb (phone or computer)WebiOS, Android, webiOS, macOS, Android, webiOS, Android, desktop
Price$12/month or $65/year; try it freeFree 5 sessions; $8/mo yearly$12/mo or $49.99/yr$29.99/mo or $8.33/mo yearlyIn-app subscription
Best forInterviews, pitches, sales callsSales and team trainingShort daily phone repsVoice and deliveryClear thinking, non-native speakers

Ace Coach: for rehearsing a specific conversation

Live practice calls: you talk out loud, an AI plays the interviewer, investor, buyer or audience and asks follow-up questions. You get the analysis a few minutes later and redo the answer you want to fix. It's built around 5–10 minutes a day: a 1-minute warm-up drill, a practice call of about 4 minutes and a 3-minute follow-up drill. Choose it if you have a real interview, pitch, sales call or salary talk coming and want to hear the hard questions before they count.

Yoodli: for sales and training teams

Yoodli has become a role-play platform for sales readiness, onboarding and manager coaching, with scenarios built around a company's own methods. Individuals can start free with 5 sessions; Pro is $8 a month billed yearly for up to 10 role-plays a week, and Advanced is $20 a month for unlimited (Yoodli pricing). For public speaking it reports pacing, clarity, filler words, conciseness and structure (Yoodli public speaking).

Orai: for a few minutes of practice a day on your phone

Orai gives you bite-sized scenarios (the pitch, the toast, the tough question) and feedback on fillers, pace and clarity as soon as you finish. Pro is $12 a month or $49.99 a year after a 7-day trial, and there's a $149 lifetime option (Orai pricing).

Speeko: for voice and delivery

Speeko focuses on how you sound: pace, fillers, intonation and pauses, with short daily vocal exercises and real-time alerts. It's $29.99 a month, or $8.33 a month billed yearly with a 7-day trial, and has a free tier (Speeko pricing).

Wellspoken: for structure and clear thinking

Wellspoken scores your speech on a 1000-point index across structure, conciseness, confidence, pronunciation, filler rate and pace, and pairs it with a curriculum and drills. It suits non-native English speakers and people who lose their point mid-sentence. Pricing is shown in the app, not on its site (Wellspoken).

Which one to pick

  • A job interview next week: Ace Coach, for mock interviews with follow-up questions.
  • You train a sales team: Yoodli.
  • Two minutes a day on your commute: Orai or Speeko.
  • Your voice sounds flat or rushed: Speeko.
  • You ramble or lose your point: Wellspoken or Ace Coach.
Try the practice call.

Ace Coach is an AI speaking coach. It listens to your answer, watches your delivery and tells you the one thing to fix next.

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