Most visitors land on your website, have questions, and leave without answers. You never get to know what they were looking for. LandingHero creates an AI version of you that talks to every visitor using voice, in their language. It answers questions, guides visitors across your site, and captures leads. Plug in your URL & turn your website into a 24/7 salesperson.
The “AI version of you” framing is compelling, but the quality bar seems higher than a normal site chatbot because visitors will treat it as the founder/company speaking.
I’d be curious how you help teams seed it with the right voice and proof: founder answers, sales-call objections, pricing nuance, customer examples, things it should never promise. For lead qualification, the hard part is not just answering fast — it’s sounding accurate enough that the handoff to a human starts with trust instead of cleanup.
Voice for inbound qualification is underused. We see so many B2B visitors drop off because they can't find the right demo or pricing page fast enough. An AI that guides them in real time is genuinely valuable. Does LandingHero remember visitor context across multiple visits, or does each session start fresh?
Turning your website into a voice agent that qualifies leads is a smart angle. At RetainSure we've noticed most B2B SaaS sites lose potential customers simply because there's no one to answer product questions at odd hours. The AI version of you framing is genuinely interesting. How do you handle handoff to a human when a prospect is close to converting?
At some point a prospect is going to walk into a sales call with something your AI told them that isn't true. Wrong price, wrong feature, wrong promise. Do founders get notified when that happens, or do they find out from the prospect? Congrats on the launch!
Replacing traditional chat widgets with real-time inbound voice is a great concept, but the engineering challenge is always latency. I am highly curious about how LandingHero manages the STT then LLM then TTS pipeline to keep response times under that critical 1 second mark, especially when managing context handoffs to a human sales.