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Host demos and webinars

Every demo you cannot staff is revenue you cannot see. Your worker hosts product demos and webinars live: presenting, fielding questions in real time, and booking the follow-up before attendees leave the room.

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Every demo you could not staff was revenue you could not see

Demos and webinars run on your scarcest resource: your best explainers, awake, prepared, and in the right time zone. Prospects wait days for a slot, and waiting is where momentum dies. Group sessions decay into slideware because live questions do not scale past one presenter.

The result is a quiet ceiling on growth: not demand, not product, just presentation capacity. And the fiftieth run of the same webinar is delivered by someone running on fumes.

Before: the human bottleneck

Demos and webinars depend on your best people being available, prepared, and awake in the right time zone. Group sessions become slideware because live Q&A does not scale. Prospects wait days for a slot, and momentum dies in the calendar gap.

With an AI worker

The worker hosts on Zoom or Teams at any hour, presents your story, demos live, and answers questions from a knowledge base you control. Attendees who lean in get booked on the spot. Every session ends with memos on who attended, what they asked, and who is ready.

A presenter that scales like software

The worker hosts live on Zoom or Teams: it presents your story, runs the demo, and fields audience questions in real time from the answer bank you brief it with. Anything outside its brief is captured and routed, not guessed at. Week one and week fifty are delivered identically well, at any hour, in any time zone.

The close is built in: attendees who lean forward get offered a booking during the session, while interest is at its peak. Afterward you receive an attendee-by-attendee memo of who came, what they asked, and who is ready. This is the exact motion behind our own weekly webinars.

How it works

  1. 1

    Brief the worker with your deck, demo flow, and answer bank.

  2. 2

    It hosts the session live: presenting, answering, and reading the room.

  3. 3

    Hot attendees are booked before the session ends; you get an attendee-by-attendee memo.

Where it runs. What it connects.

Channels

The places this worker shows up and talks.

Integrations

The systems it reads and updates while the conversation happens.

See all 23 integrations

Priced against the work, not the software.

An AI notetaker costs 20 dollars a month because it leaves the work on your desk. A worker is priced against the work it takes off it, and you can prove that before you spend anything.

Step 1 · Try it free

One live session a week with a real worker. No card, no trial clock.

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Step 2 · Prove it solo

Delegate Solo, $99/month. One worker on your own workflow until the value is not a promise.

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Step 3 · Scale what worked

Delegate Seat From $749/month.

Every demo you could not staff was revenue you could not see. One recovered demo a month covers the seat.

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FAQ

Can it really answer live questions?

Yes, from the knowledge base and materials you brief it with. Questions outside its brief are captured and routed to your team rather than guessed at.

Does it work for recurring webinars?

That is where it shines: a weekly session runs identically well at week one and week fifty, in any time zone, without burning out a presenter.

How do attendees book a follow-up?

The worker offers booking during the session through your scheduling tool, so interest converts while it is highest.