# Dialworks
ID: 11-dialworks
Page: https://gtmmcps.com/tools/11-dialworks
JSON: https://gtmmcps.com/data/tools/11-dialworks.json
Documentation references: https://gtmmcps.com/docs/11-dialworks/
Category: Enablement & Coaching
MCP support: none-found
Testing: RESEARCHED
API access: unknown
Last checked: 2026-09-02
Endpoint check: not-applicable; date: Not recorded

Sales and support training platform running mock calls, simulated training scenarios, AI call assessment, and analytics/reporting for rep readiness.

## MCP links

## Sources
- https://dialworks.io/pricing
- https://www.xpay.sh/saas-pricing/dialworks-io/
- https://dialfyne.com/blog/ai-sales-roleplay-platform-comparison-2026
- https://www.dialworks.io/pricing

## Research notes
No MCP server found on GitHub, mcp.so, glama.ai, or pulsemcp.com. dialworks.io/pricing returned a TLS certificate error on direct fetch during this pass - pricing facts here are drawn from third-party trackers (xpay.sh) rather than the vendor page directly; re-verify by hand. [api_gate 2026-08-25] Re-checked and left unknown, honestly: the vendor site is unreachable - dialworks.io serves an expired TLS certificate, so neither the homepage nor /pricing could be loaded on www or apex. Worth re-checking on the next weekly verify run; an expired certificate is often the first visible sign of an abandoned product. Checked against https://www.dialworks.io/pricing. 2026-09-02: re-checked. https://dialworks.io/ still serves an expired TLS certificate (a strict fetch fails with "certificate has expired"); with certificate checking disabled the origin answers 200 with a 95 KB HTML page from nginx, so the site is up but unmaintained at the certificate level, and that page contains no MCP mention. The official MCP registry has no dialworks entry. mcp_status none-found unchanged; the certificate is still the open question for the next verify run.

## Named capabilities
Tool names below are reported by sources. Their presence is not a successful call.

## CLI evidence
Status: none-found

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