Navattic builds interactive demos and AI agents that walk buyers through “a realistic clone of your product”. Verspa is a website conversion platform whose AI buyer aware demo runs inside your real product, answers the buyer out loud and hands your sales team a briefed lead.
| Navattic | Verspa | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Interactive demos, demo automation and AI agents | A website conversion platform built around the AI buyer aware demo |
| What the agent shows | Slides and “a realistic clone of your product”, captured with a Chrome extension | Your deck, then your real product, on a demo login |
| Voice and avatar | Voice and chat; an optional AI avatar, with avatar minutes on paid plans | Voice and avatar in every AI buyer aware demo |
| Memory | Tracks accounts and the buying group | Person first memory that follows each buyer when they change jobs |
| After the conversation | “Book a live sales call or sign up for free”, with a transcript and sentiment | Recap, CRM note and follow up written from what the buyer said, by email, social media and AI calls |
| CRM | Salesforce and Marketo from Base | Two way sync with HubSpot and Salesforce |
| Price | Base from $500 a month billed annually; Agents priced on conversations and agents, no figure published | $1,330 a month per workspace with 40,000 credits and the first two desks; an AI buyer aware demo is 40 credits a minute |
| Best for | Teams building a library of product tours, with an agent on top | Campaign owners who want every buyer to see the live product before they meet sales |
Navattic details from navattic.com. Sources at the foot of this page.
Usually because a tour stops being enough. Navattic is excellent at recorded demos, and its agent is quick to start. But a clone shows what was captured on the day it was captured. When a buyer asks about the part of the product that matters to them, the answer is only as good as the recording.
The AI buyer aware demo works the other way round. It runs in your real product, so the buyer sees the version that ships today, and the conversation follows their questions rather than a captured path.
AI buyer aware demo vs interactive demosCredit where it is due. Navattic holds a 4.8 rating from more than 1,095 reviews on G2, is SOC 2 Type 2 with a live trust centre, and publishes prices for every plan except Agents. Its agent starts in seconds from its homepage with no form, which is a standard every vendor in this space should meet. If what you need is a large library of product tours across your website, ads and sales follow up, it is a strong choice.
Tested on navattic.com, by text.
The agent started in about five seconds with no form, and offered three topics.
It showed slides and a captured Navattic screen with a moving cursor, labelled “Sample app marketing demo”.
Asked “Can the agent click through my real product live, or is it a recorded capture?”, it explained how a product is captured with the Chrome extension, then asked whether that fitted our team.
Asked about agent pricing, it replied “Good question, let me check on that.” Nothing followed in the next 24 seconds.
Fair to say: it is fast, it is ungated, and it does what Navattic says it does. It shows a clone.
Ask Verspa the same question and it answers in one line, then shows you: the deck, then the live product, in one conversation.
Navattic's Base plan starts at $500 a month billed annually, and Growth at $1,200. Agents are priced on the number of conversations and agents, and include the Base plan; Navattic does not publish the figure.
Verspa is $1,330 a month per workspace, with 40,000 credits that run every AI buyer aware demo, web chat and follow up. Each desk is $265 a month, the first two included, and every rate is on the pricing page.
See every rateVerspa is not the only option. Here is how the others compare, in their own words.
Prices from each vendor's own pricing page.
Take the AI buyer aware demo yourself. It is the same one your buyers will meet.