On any page of your site
One script tag. The rep sits bottom-right and knows which page the visitor is on — on the pricing page it talks plans, on a feature page that feature. The same widget runs on this site.
How it works
Brief it once. It sells all day.
A rep is briefed from your material, put wherever prospects are, and kept in step with your site. Nothing to script, nothing to train, nothing to watch.
In about a minute
What happens when you paste a link
- The site is read — product, pricing, how to start, who to talk to; a deck or a one-pager is read the same way.
- Five questions a prospect always asks are answered from it and checked.
- A rep is briefed on the whole thing, with the rules below, and put on a stock face.
- You're talking to it. Then you put it on your site or send the link.
Three ways to put it in front of a prospect.
Same rep, three surfaces. All three come with every plan, including Free.
In outbound
A share page with the rep on it: paste it in an email, a LinkedIn message, a proposal. The prospect talks to it before they've read a word — and before you've spent a minute.
Show a prospect their own rep
Paste a prospect's site and send them the link: their product, their pricing, on a rep, in a minute. The demo that sells the demo.
The rules every rep follows
It says what your material says. Nothing else.
- Prices, plans and limits exactly as published — when something isn't, it says so and offers to have someone follow up.
- No invented features, integrations, customers or timelines.
- Asks one quick question when a request is vague, then answers to it.
- "Am I talking to a person?" gets a straight no — it's the AI rep, and it says so.
- "Talk to a human" is one tap; the message lands in your dashboard.
Keeps up
Your site changes. The rep follows.
It re-reads your site on a schedule and after you edit. Pasted text and PDFs are re-uploaded when they change — a rep built from a deck is as current as the deck.
Your face and voice, on a plan
Every rep starts on a catalog face and voice. On Pro and above you make it yours in the dashboard — a photo or a short video and about 30 seconds of your speech — so the link a prospect opens is you.
Everything it does
One rep. All of this, on every plan.
Every item below works today. Owners find each one in the dashboard's Help.
Packets
Drop a quote, proposal or deck, name the prospect, send the link. The rep answers about their document only, you see when they opened it, and their questions come back to you.
Your deck, on screen
Built from a deck, it presents it: the right slide on screen as it talks it through, the next one when asked.
Live numbers
Keep prices or stock in a Google Sheet and the rep quotes the sheet as of the last minute. Your site and your events are re-read on a schedule.
A number that sells
Pick a phone number and it answers calls with the same knowledge, and transfers to a person when asked.
Practice mode
Your reps practise on it: it plays the prospect and pushes back, while you pitch.
What prospects asked
Every conversation to read. The questions asked most, the objections, and what it couldn't answer, with one click to add the answer.
The human, on cue
When a prospect wants a person it takes their details and question. You reply from the dashboard; it goes out by email, and their reply comes to you.
Episodes and clips
A two-minute audio episode about your newest page, in the rep's own voice, and daily vertical clips on your topic for social, each leading back to the live rep.
Qualify and book, by script
Describe it in a sentence — "ask budget, timeline and who decides, then book a call" — and it's drafted, step by step, for you to check. It runs the same way every time, from a button on the rep's page or on your phone line, and the rep starts it itself when a buyer asks. What they give lands on the conversation and in your inbox, and "let me talk to a person" becomes a handoff.
Takes orders from a menu
Build the rep from a menu or a price list and switch Orders on: it takes the order by voice, prices each item from the menu as it's named, shows the order beside itself, then runs a scripted checkout for the name, phone and pickup time. Every order lands in your dashboard and your inbox, on the page and on the phone.
Connect your stack
Order status, bookings, account lookups: point it at your system and say when to use it.
Paste your site. Argue with the result.
The fastest way to judge it is to ask it the questions your prospects ask you.