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Naoma

Run a live product demo with an AI presenter.

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What it does

Naoma is a video sales agent that clicks through a product, answers questions, and qualifies a visitor. Demos can run in the browser in many languages. The pricing page says you pay for demos that engage for at least three minutes. Starter is $249 per month when billed annually, which is $2,990 a year, and includes 50 engaged demos a month.

Where it fits

Build a demo from slides or screenshots, watch one session yourself, and check what gets written to your CRM before you send traffic to it.

Pricing & free tier

Starter is $249 per month billed annually, or $2,990 a year, for 50 engaged demos a month and one AI agent of up to 10 steps. The pricing page also lists monthly prices of $750 and $2,083.

The Starter card says start for free. The free allowance was not given as a separate permanent plan in the lines we read.

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Inputs, outputs & formats

In. Slides, screenshots, or a product flow for the agent to click through.

Out. A live demo session, lead capture, and a CRM export.

Formats. In-browser video demo. A downloadable master format was not the point of the page.

Getting started

  1. 1Start a Starter trial and build one short click-path.
  2. 2Watch a session before you count it as qualified.
  3. 3Confirm the annual price if you expected $249 month-to-month.

Limits & gotchas

  • $249 is the annual-billing rate.
  • Demos under three minutes are not the billable unit described.
  • Higher tiers exist; only Starter was fully named in the text we captured.

Before you commit

Starter's $249 price is the annual-billing monthly rate. A demo counts only after three minutes of engagement.

Sources & editorial notes

This profile summarizes public product information and adds workflow guidance. It is not a hands-on performance review. Check the official website for current prices, limits, and availability.

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