MySalesDemo for live SaaS demos in video calls

MySalesDemo sends a voice agent called Daniel into a video meeting to demonstrate a software product. The company describes it as a tool for business software teams that already have a demo flow and want to use it on more prospect calls.

Set up the demo before the meeting

A team supplies the product URL, a demo login, knowledge pages and a playbook in the dashboard. It can add a supported meeting from the dashboard or schedule one through the API. Daniel requests admission like a guest, so someone in the meeting must let the agent in. The vendor tells buyers to confirm meeting compatibility during setup.

What the prospect and team get

Daniel shares the product screen, asks questions about the prospect’s needs and walks through the relevant parts of the product. The company says the agent can offer a handoff to the team when asked. The dashboard keeps the transcript, lead details and a summary of interest, objections and next steps. A rep can use that record to continue the conversation without guessing what was shown.

Limits and billing

The terms say the agent stays on public or customer-approved pages and does not submit forms. One consequence is that a team should choose a demo path the agent can show without making a real customer change. The company also says AI answers can be wrong, so questions about a contract or an unusual price still need a person who can confirm them.

The pricing page lists monthly plans based on demo minutes, not seats. Starter covers 300 minutes and Growth covers 1,000 minutes. Both also have a one-time setup fee. The terms say unused minutes do not carry forward, which matters if demo demand varies during the year.