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Questions

Questions about Verspa.

What Verspa is, what it is not, and what happens when a buyer meets it.

What Verspa is

No. Verspa is a website conversion platform. AI SDRs and outreach tools go looking for buyers. Verspa starts once the buyer has arrived, from your website, a campaign landing page or a link in an email, and meets them via web chat or an AI buyer aware demo. Your campaigns bring the buyer. Verspa converts them.

A website conversion platform turns the visitors your campaigns bring into qualified pipeline, so traffic you have already paid for does not leave unconverted. Some teams call it demand conversion. Verspa does it with an AI buyer aware demo: it talks to the buyer, shows them your real product, answers their questions and hands your sales team a briefed lead.

A product tour is a recording: screenshots or captured clicks a buyer steps through alone. Verspa is a live conversation inside your real product. It presents your deck, moves into the product without a break, answers questions out loud and shows the part the buyer asks about. Then it remembers what they said.

Verspa replaces the chatbot on your website. A chatbot answers a question and offers a meeting. Verspa answers the question and then shows the answer, presenting your deck and running the AI buyer aware demo in the same conversation, so the buyer never waits for a call to see the product.

No. Scheduling and routing tools get an inbound buyer onto the right rep's calendar faster, and the buyer still waits for that meeting to see anything. Verspa gives them the demo the moment they ask, then books the meeting with your sales team, who arrive knowing what the buyer saw, asked and pushed back on.

No. Research tools work for your reps: they watch accounts and draft what to say, but they never speak to the buyer. Verspa does both. It researches the person, holds the conversation with them, and writes every demo into their record.

The AI buyer aware demo

Three things. One conversation runs from deck to live product, with no human driving and no handover in between. It is buyer aware: it knows who it is talking to and shapes the demo around their role and their questions. And it remembers: every demo builds a person first memory that follows the buyer when they change jobs.

Verspa analyses the demo and writes it all up. The recap, the follow up and the note in your CRM are written from what the buyer actually said. Then Verspa follows up by email, social media and AI calls until they book a meeting with your sales team. Run it automatically, hybrid or by hand.

No. Verspa handles the first conversation: the buyer's first real look at your product. Your sales team picks up a briefed lead in the Verspa workspace and does what people do best, building the relationship and closing the deal.

On your website as the web chat, on campaign landing pages, and behind any link you put in an email, an ad or a partner campaign. Wherever your campaigns send a buyer, Verspa meets them.

Yes. Take the AI buyer aware demo yourself. It runs live in your browser, on Verspa, and it is the same experience your buyers will meet. Once you are a customer, we train it on your product and your deck with you during onboarding.

Memory and your CRM

The buyer is the master record and the company is where they work today. Everything they have seen, asked and objected to stays with them. When your champion moves to a new company, their history moves too, and the next deal starts where the last conversation ended.

Verspa works alongside your CRM, with two way sync to HubSpot and Salesforce. What it adds is memory built around the person, not the company. Your team works the lead in the Verspa workspace, and your CRM stays the system it reports into.

Price

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£999 a month per workspace, with 40,000 credits that run every AI buyer aware demo, web chat and follow up. Each extra desk is £199 a month and extra credits are 4p each, and the full rate card is on the pricing page.

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