Pricing
A useful quote starts with the avatar you actually need
Every avatar has a different representative, audience, knowledge boundary, set of integrations, and approval path. We review those requirements with you first, then prepare pricing for the build in scope.
What shapes the proposal
These are the inputs we review before discussing price.
Likeness and voice
The approved person, consent and usage rights, capture requirements, and the level of visual and voice tuning involved.
Buyer experience
Where the avatar will appear, which conversations it may handle, and which questions or actions require a human.
Training material
The product documents, approved pricing information, call examples, case studies, and objection guidance used to shape answers.
Systems and actions
Knowledge sources, CRM logging, calendars, routing, qualification rules, and any other integrations required.
Languages and volume
The languages, channels, expected conversation patterns, and operational capacity the deployment must support.
Ongoing support
The review, content updates, testing, reporting, and change support your team wants after launch.
Come Prepared
What to bring to the meeting
You do not need a finished specification. These inputs are enough to make the conversation concrete.
- The audience and use case you want to start with
- The person whose likeness and voice may be used, with consent
- The questions buyers ask and the answers your team approves
- The documents and systems the avatar may use
- The handoff, booking, and CRM behavior you need
- Any legal, brand, security, or language requirements
What happens after you book
Review the sales motion
We start with the buyer, the conversation, the approved representative, and the job the avatar should perform.
Define the build
Together we identify the training material, answer boundaries, system connections, approvals, testing, and support in scope.
Receive a scoped proposal
Once the requirements are clear, we prepare a proposal tied to the build discussed instead of publishing a generic number.
Need more context first? Review how the avatar gets built or explore the supported use cases, including the detailed website avatar acceptance process.
Talk through your avatar and pricing
Book a meeting to review the buyer experience, approved likeness, training material, integrations, controls, timeline, and pricing for your build.