Short answer
DemoPage is an AI demo agent for software companies. A visitor asks for a demo on your site, and DemoPage shows them your product, narrated for what they said they need, answers their questions from pages you approved, and sends the lead to your team.
What a visitor gets
Visitors enter a work email, then can say what they want to see and which tool they use. They get a short narrated walkthrough of your product: the recording, or a live demo in an isolated browser. Recording or live demo
They can ask questions in chat, and the answers cite the pages you approved. How the guide answers
What your team gets
- The visitor's work email, and what they wanted to see and the tool they use, if they said. A visitor who skips those questions gets a general tour.
- After a live demo, a recap of what they saw and asked, by email and in Slack if you connect it, with a link you can forward. The link works for 30 days. The recap link
- A qualification card in the buyer's own words. In alerts, anything they didn't say is listed under Not known yet. Nothing is guessed. The lead card
- Questions your pages couldn't answer, so you can fill the gap. Unanswered questions
- Your leads in the portal's Leads tab, under Latest leads. Where leads go
What it never does
During a demo, the guide never submits a payment, creates a sign-up, writes to a CRM, places a call, or sends an email from your product, and it never opens a page you didn't approve. What the demo can't do
Your team still owns the meeting, the price, and the close. How DemoPage keeps demos safe
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