AI demo agent pricing

What 13AI demo agents cost, taken only from each vendor’s own pricing page. Where a vendor publishes no price, we say so instead of repeating a number from someone’s blog.

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The short answer

5 of the 13 AI demo agents below publish a price: Docket, Inkly, Naoma, Spara, Supademo AI Demo Agents. Published entry points run from $0 to about $3,750 a month, and they are priced four different ways: per engaged demo, a plan plus usage credits, a flat platform fee, or a quote. The other 8 are sales-led and quote per deal.

Written by Inkly, which is one of the vendors listed, and our own row is held to the same rule as everyone else’s. Every figure links to the vendor page it came from and was checked on 2026-09-27.

AI demo agent pricing, vendor by vendor

Vendor-published figures only, each linked to its source. Checked 2026-09-27; prices change, so confirm on the vendor's page before you budget.

Published price
How it is priced
Source
1mind
Compare with Inkly
Not published — sales-led
Quoted by sales. There is no pricing page on 1mind.com; the site routes pricing questions to its agent or the contact form.
1mind.com/contact-us
Checked 2026-09-27
Docket
Growth from $3K/mo (up to 20,000 monthly visitors); Scale from $4K/mo (20,000–100,000); Enterprise custom. Billed annually.
A flat platform fee tiered by monthly website visitors, billed annually. No seat fees and no conversation caps.
docket.io/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Handhold
Compare with Inkly
Free to start. Paid plans: not published — sales-led.
Free to start with no account needed. Paid plans and the live-product rollout are not priced on the site.
handhold.io
Checked 2026-09-27
Hobbes
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Not published — sales-led
Three named tiers (Starter, Growth, Scale) plus an enterprise tier, all without figures. Every plan starts with a demo request.
hihobbes.com/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Inkly
Free $0 (30 active visitors/mo, voice and chat demo agent). Pro from $150/mo, or $120/mo billed yearly (150 active visitors/mo, up to 1,800 at $1,000/mo; adds visitor details, tailoring and qualification). Enterprise custom (product clone, live product streaming, CLI).
A monthly allowance of active visitors per plan. One person counts once a month, however many times they come back. Past the allowance the agent keeps working in chat.
inklyai.dev/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Karumi
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Not published — sales-led
Sales-led, with enterprise positioning. No pricing page in the site navigation; generating a first-pass demo agent is free.
karumi.ai
Checked 2026-09-27
Naoma
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Starter $249/mo billed annually ($2,990/yr, 50 engaged demos, slides and screenshots). Growth $750/mo ($9,000/yr, 100, live product). Scale $2,083/mo ($25,000/yr, 300). Enterprise custom.
Per engaged demo: a demo counts only when a prospect stays 3+ minutes. Tiers set the monthly demo allowance.
naoma.ai/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Navattic agent
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Not published — sales-led
Priced on the number of conversations and agents, and includes the Base plan. No figures on the page.
navattic.com/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Saleo
Not published — sales-led
Quoted by sales. The pricing page is a “Request Pricing” button.
saleo.io/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Spara
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Growth $3,750/mo billed annually (first tier with AI Demos). Starter $2,100/mo excludes them. Enterprise custom.
Flat monthly tiers, billed annually. AI Demos are included from Growth up; Starter does not include them.
spara.com/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Storylane RepX
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Not published — sales-led
Storylane publishes its demo-builder plans, but neither the plans page nor the RepX page prices RepX.
storylane.io/repx
Checked 2026-09-27
Supademo AI Demo Agents
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Credit packs: $99 for 1,400, $299 for 5,500, $500 for 12,500. Supademo puts a typical 15-minute call at ~20 credits ($0.80–$1.41). 1,500 free credits to start.
A usage-based credit add-on to any paid plan (Scale, $38 per creator/mo billed annually, and up). Credits never expire.
supademo.com/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27
Supersonik
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Not published — sales-led
Quoted by sales. The pricing page is a form asking company size and headquarters.
supersonik.ai/pricing
Checked 2026-09-27

What drives the cost, and which model suits whom

Per-seat pricing, the default for demo builders, barely survives into this category: the agent does the demoing, so vendors charge for the demos rather than the people who build them. What you pay for instead is volume, the heavy sessions, or the whole platform.

Per engaged demo or visitor

You pay for demos that happened. Naoma sets a monthly allowance of engaged demos per tier and counts a demo only when the prospect stays three minutes or more. Inkly sets a monthly allowance of active visitors per plan and counts each person once a month, however many times they come back.

Suits: Teams whose demo volume is uneven or still unknown, who want spend to track real usage.

Watch: What counts as a billable demo, and what happens past the allowance.

  • InklyFree $0; Pro from $150/mo; Enterprise custom
  • NaomaFrom $249/mo billed annually, per engaged demo

A plan, plus usage credits

A base plan covers the product; credits pay for the agent's sessions. On Supademo the agent is a credit add-on to a per-creator plan.

Suits: Teams that want to start small and self-serve, and pay more only as heavier sessions arrive.

Watch: How many credits a real session burns. Supademo puts a 15-minute call at about 20 credits.

A flat platform fee

One annual contract, no usage meter. Spara's tiers are flat monthly fees with AI Demos from Growth up; Docket tiers its fee by monthly website traffic, with no seat fees or conversation caps.

Suits: High-traffic inbound teams that want one predictable line item and no caps.

Watch: The floor. Entry tiers run to thousands a month, billed annually, which only pays back at volume.

  • DocketFrom $3K/mo, billed annually
  • Spara$3,750/mo billed annually (Growth)

Quoted per deal

No list price. The vendor scopes the agent, the product access it needs, and the volume, then quotes. Navattic is the one that says what its quote scales on: conversations and agents.

Suits: Teams that need the vendor to build, integrate, or run the agent on the live product, where scope varies too much for a list price.

Watch: Ask which unit the quote scales on (demos, conversations, agents, seats, or traffic) so you can hold it against the published models above.

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FAQ

AI demo agent pricing, answered

Of the 13 AI demo agents we checked on 2026-09-27, 5 publish a price. Published entry points run from $0 (Inkly Free), through $150/mo (Inkly Pro) and $249/mo billed annually (Naoma Starter), to $3,000-$3,750/mo billed annually for the Docket and Spara tiers that include the agent. Supademo's agent is a credit add-on from $99 on top of a paid plan. The other 8 are quoted by sales.

Because what the agent has to do varies a lot between customers: whether it drives the live product, a clone, or screenshots, how many demos it runs, which languages and integrations it needs, and how much of the build the vendor does. Sales-led vendors scope that per deal. It does make them harder to compare, so ask which unit a quote scales on.

At low or uncertain volume, usually yes: you pay only for demos that happened. At high, steady volume a flat fee tends to win, because the price stops rising with every session. Credit-based plans sit between the two, with a low floor and a cost that grows with the heavier sessions.

Yes. Every plan includes the voice and chat demo agent and is priced by active visitors, where one person counts once a month. Free is $0 for 30 active visitors a month. Pro starts at $150/mo, or $120/mo billed yearly, for 150, and adds visitor details, tailoring, and qualification. The clickable product clone, live product streaming, and the CLI are on Enterprise, which is custom-priced and built with our team.

Only from each vendor's own website, checked on 2026-09-27 and linked in every row. We do not use review sites, directories, or other vendors' blogs, including where those quote a number for a vendor that publishes none. Prices change, so confirm on the vendor's page before you budget.

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Free is $0 for 30 active visitors a month. Pro starts at $150 a month for 150. Enterprise is custom.

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