Frontman AIvirtual employees for B2B websites

I give a great presentation of your company to every visitor to your website.

weekends too

By voice, with your slides, answering their questions.

I'm a virtual employee: I meet people the minute they are curious, not days after they filled in “Request a demo”. They can interrupt me and ask about pricing, and when someone fits, I offer a meeting or take their contact.

Work sample

A scripted conversation

What to check at the interview

Conversation transcript
  1. Alina: Hi! I'm Alina, an AI presenter. Let me show you how I work on your website. Interrupt me any time.
  2. Alina: First, what a visitor gets today.
  3. Alina: Usually it's a “Request a demo” form, and the reply comes a couple of d—
  4. Visitor: Hold on, how much does this cost?
  5. Alina: Here it is. Forty cents a minute with a face, twenty with voice only. You pay only for the minutes we talk.
  6. Alina: And the real point: nobody waits a couple of days. I run the demo the minute they're interested.
  7. Alina: Who runs your demos today?
  8. Visitor: Two sales reps, and they can't keep up. But our clients are used to real people.
  9. Alina: I don't replace your reps: I give the first demo right away and bring them the people who are ready to meet.
  10. Visitor: А по-русски можете? Половина наших клиентов из Казахстана.
  11. Alina: Конечно. Я перехожу на язык собеседника.
  12. Visitor: Great. Do you work with HubSpot?
  13. Alina: There's no ready-made integration: every lead reaches your address by webhook, and there's a CSV export. I'll check with the team about HubSpot.
  14. Alina: So: two reps who can't keep up, half your clients speak Russian, and you'd like HubSpot. Is that right?
  15. Visitor: Yes. I'd like to try it on our site.
  16. Alina: Then press “Create your presenter”: sign up with your email, and five dollars land on your balance right away.

Duties

  • Presents your deck

    She tells it in her own words, and the slides turn in time with her speech. Ask about price and she opens the price slide herself.

  • Sells actively

    She doesn't wait to be asked: she steers the conversation to the next step, answers doubts, and after a question goes back to her story.

  • Listens and stops

    Visitors talk to her by voice, like on a call. Interrupt her and she goes quiet and answers; a short “uh-huh” doesn't throw her off.

  • Answers from your materials

    PDFs, documents, links to pages, plain text. What isn't in them she doesn't make up: she promises to check with the team, and the question comes to you.

  • Qualifies

    She finds out what you ask her to (industry, team size, timing) through the conversation, not a form. Every visitor gets a verdict: fits, partly, doesn't fit.

  • Takes it to the next step

    A meeting in your Google Calendar with a Meet link, Calendly, WhatsApp, a contact form or a payment link. At the end she repeats what she heard so the visitor can correct it.

  • Speaks the visitor's language

    Speaks 70+ languages, switching to whichever the visitor speaks. Russian and English are on from the start; we turn on others for your audience. Buttons and captions in Russian, English and Kazakh; a Kazakh voice is on the way.

  • With a face or voice only

    A realistic face from the catalogue or your own avatar, lips in sync with her speech. Or voice and full-screen slides, at half the price.

Experi­ence

  • to date

    Relog.aigetrelog.com

    AI presenter on the website

    Shows visitors a last-mile delivery optimisation product, answers their questions and books meetings with the team.

    See her at work
  • since October 2026

    Frontman AIthis website

    Interviews about herself

    She'll tell you how she works and take your questions. Press “Interview her now”.

How to onboard her

Sign up with an email and a password, and $5 lands on your balance. Then six steps in your account:

  1. Upload your deck

    PDF, PowerPoint, Keynote or HTML up to 50 MB, or a link to a page. Every page becomes a slide with talking points.

  2. Add your materials

    Files, links, facts as plain text. She answers from them, and what isn't there she promises to check with the team.

  3. Set the qualifying questions

    What to find out about a visitor and who counts as a fit. The “Suggest questions” button drafts them from your deck.

  4. Choose how it ends

    A meeting in Google Calendar or Calendly, WhatsApp, a contact form or a payment link.

  5. Set up your presenter

    Pick a face from almost 300 realistic avatars, or we connect your own. Then her name, voice, character, plan and colours to match your brand.

  6. Paste one line into your site

    Try her in the preview, publish, and she starts work.

One line on your site

<script src="https://widget-production-f5c2.up.railway.app/embed.js" data-pack="your-presenter"></script>
<button data-vp-demo>Watch the demo</button>

Any button with the data-vp-demo attribute starts the conversation.

Reporting

You get a warm lead, not a form

While the visitor is on your site, she answers their questions, works through their doubts and finds out whether they fit. They reach your sales team already qualified: they know the product and the price, and you know what matters about them.

answered at once — better odds

The same visitor: through a form, and in a conversation with her
A demo request formA conversation with her
ReplyIn an hour or the next day, once interest has cooledRight away, while they're interested — evenings and weekends too
QuestionsWait for a call backAnswered from your materials
DoubtsStay with themWorked through in the conversation
What you know about themA name and a phone numberTheir problem, size, timing and whether they fit — in their own words
They reach salesFrom scratchWarm: they know the product and the price, ready to meet

The sooner someone gets their answers, the better the chance they buy from you and not from whoever replied first. So she brings you not just leads but a better chance of closing each one.

Conversation · Saturday, 21:40 · 6 min 40 sFits

By voice · 6 of 8 slides · came from the “Pricing” page

A logistics company in Almaty. Two sales reps can't keep up with inbound requests; they want to show the product on their site this quarter.

Why it fits3 of 3 criteria

  • B2B, the product needs showing“We make delivery software, nobody buys it without a demo”
  • Has inbound requests“About forty requests a week”
  • Nobody to run the demos“Two sales reps, and they can't keep up”

What she recorded

Industry
logistics
City
Almaty
Sales team
2 people
Requests
~40 a week
Timing
this quarter

Asked, and she didn't know

“Do you integrate with HubSpot?”

Outcome

Meeting on Thursday, 11:00 — the invitation went to their email

Transcript · 34 lines

A sample lead card. One comes after every conversation

Cards live under “Leads” in your account, with the transcript. Plus a CSV export and a webhook that sends JSON to your address for every event.

Salary expec­tations

we pay for minutes, not shifts

With a face$0.40per minuteVideo avatar and voice, lips in sync
Voice only$0.20per minuteVoice and full-screen slides

Terms

  • Billed per second, from the moment she joins the conversation until it ends. Waiting to connect is free.
  • If her face doesn't load or drops out, that time is billed at the voice rate.
  • No confirmed conversation, no charge.
  • A preview in your account is billed like a conversation on your site.
  • Your balance never goes below zero: when it can't cover the next seconds, the conversation ends.
  • No subscription: $5 on your balance at sign-up, top-ups from $10 to $5,000 via Stripe.

What a month comes to

$240a month$2.40a conversation

An example at the rates above. Every site's conversations run their own length.

Where I fit

B2B SaaS
A product demo for the inbound visitor, the minute they're curious.
B2B services and manufacturing
The company pitch and a first conversation with the lead while it's warm.
Complex products with a long deck
The visitor picks what to ask about instead of scrolling a PDF.

Employer's questions

Does she say she's an AI?

She never passes herself off as a person: asked directly, she says she's an AI presenter. Her greeting can say so up front, as it does here.

Which languages does she speak?

70+ languages, switching to whichever the visitor speaks. Russian and English are on from the start; others we turn on when you ask. Buttons and captions come in Russian, English and Kazakh. A Kazakh voice is on the way.

Can she have our own face or voice?

The face comes from a catalogue of almost 300 realistic avatars, or your own avatar, which we connect on request. The name, voice, character and greeting are yours.

What if she doesn't know the answer?

She says she'll check with the team instead of making something up. The question is saved on the lead's card, so you see what your materials are missing.

Does it work on phones?

Yes, in the browser, no app needed. Talking by voice needs microphone access.

How long is a conversation?

As long as the visitor needs, up to 20 minutes.

What happens when the balance runs out?

A new conversation won't start, and one in progress ends. The visitor sees “The demo isn't available right now”, nothing about money. Your account warns you in advance.

Is there a CRM integration?

Not a ready-made one. There's a webhook (JSON to your address for every event) and a CSV export.

How is data handled?

The privacy policy has the details. Privacy policy

Decision

Hire her

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