Naoma AI Demo Agent - The video AI demo agent for B2B SaaS for immediate demos

The 10 to 20% visitor-to-demo conversion sounds compelling but that number doesn't tell me much without knowing the baseline and the traffic source. Visitors who are already deep enough in the funnel to click an AI demo button are probably already highly qualified. I wonder how it actually performs on cold traffic landing pages where intent is lower. Still interesting enough to watch.

Interesting that it runs the full demo conversationally rather than just playing a video. Curious how it handles off-script questions from prospects mid-demo.

The voice clarity is noticeably better than most demo agents I've seen -- but latency creates a real problem where the system starts responding mid-sentence before it's actually processed the full input. That premature interruption breaks the illusion of a natural sales conversation, which is the core thing you're selling here.

Curious how the ASR pipeline distinguishes a natural pause from an actual end-of-thought - getting that boundary right looks essential for the product to feel rather than reactive.

The conversational layer on top of video demos is a smart unlock .... most demo tools just play a linear recording and call it done. Curious how Naoma handles objection-style questions mid-demo, like when a prospect asks something completely off-script. Does the agent re-route the video flow or fall back to a text response?

As a frontend developer, I often have to build complex onboarding flows to demo our UI to clients. Having an AI agent autonomously run conversational demos is a huge time-saver. Does it integrate smoothly with custom React components, or is it strictly iframe-based?

Really interesting how Naoma’s agent can navigate and adapt demos dynamically instead of relying on static scripted flows. Curious how you’re handling hallucination prevention and UI changes when products update frequently.

The 'book a demo' step has always felt like a conversion killer you lose people in that gap between interest and actually seeing the product. The fact that Naoma clicks through real flows rather than just talking about them is what makes it feel different. Would love to know how it handles a prospect who goes completely off-script or asks something outside the product scope.

The fact that this agent literally clicks through the actual product flows in-browser seems to be worlds beyond those clunky video loops most sites resort to. I'm really curious about how the agent adapts to changes in the UI-what happens if a button gets moved, does it break or can it deal with dynamic changes? If the qualification routing is as smooth as it sounds it seems like it would save SDRs a ton of time they typically spend just disqualifying leads

feels like this could work amazingly for consumer products. why is the focus specifically B2B is it where the demand is strongest right now?