Hyper
Hyper AI (gethyper.ai) · Coding
Hyper is an AI agent platform for B2B software teams. Its Demo Agent presents your product live on video calls, and its Onboarding Agent walks new users to activation inside your app.
About Hyper
What Is Hyper
Hyper builds AI agents for the people who sell software and the people who start using it. The Demo Agent works as an AI sales demo agent: it joins a video call the moment a prospect asks for a walkthrough, shares its screen and runs the presentation on your real product. The Onboarding Agent is product onboarding software that sits inside your own app and coaches each new signup through the first steps until they reach something useful.
The company is explicit about the boundary. This is not a click-through demo builder, and it is not a website chatbot. One product talks to buyers on a call; the other talks to users after they sign up. Neither replaces a CRM. Both write results back into one.
Two things decide whether it fits. Pricing is quoted on request, so you need a sales conversation before you see a number. And the agents reward teams that already have a product worth explaining, plus documentation the AI can draw on. A startup still figuring out its activation path gets less out of it than a SaaS company with steady demo requests and a known onboarding funnel.
Getting Started
- Book a call through gethyper.ai and describe where the leak sits, whether that's demo requests nobody can staff or signups that never activate.
- Connect the knowledge base. Point Hyper at your docs, help center, pricing page and product walkthrough material so the agent answers from your facts.
- Set the guardrails. Decide what the agent may promise, what it may never discount, and when it must hand a conversation to a person.
- Install the Onboarding Agent with one script tag, or turn on the Demo Agent for your video call links.
- Run the trial and read the reports. Session summaries and drop-off data tell you which step loses people before you roll out wide.
Product Information
A quick look at Hyper's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.
Best for
The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.
Users
- Sales reps at small B2B software teams
- Sales and revenue leaders
- Product growth and activation teams
- Customer success leads
Tasks
- Running a live product demo on demand
- Recovering demo no-shows
- Onboarding a new signup to first value
- Screening inbound demand
- Selling in another language
Scenarios
- A SaaS company whose demo requests outpace its two available sales reps
- A self-serve product with a low trial-to-paid rate
- A team selling across Europe and Latin America
- A company running A/B tests on activation
Key features
Live Demo Agent on Real Video Calls
Live product demo automation means the Demo Agent joins the call when a prospect asks for it, then shares its screen and presents the actual product. No slides, no pre-recorded clips. It answers unscripted questions from your knowledge base, and when it reaches a limit you set, such as a pricing exception, it brings a person in. The difference from a recorded tour is that the walkthrough responds to whoever is watching.
In-Product Onboarding Agent
This agent lives inside your app rather than on a separate page. It detects a first login, greets that user by voice and drives the interface: it moves the cursor, highlights the target element and clicks through. Steps you mark as user actions are explained first, then the agent waits as long as it takes. Nothing appears in a returning user's session.
Knowledge Base Answers and Human Escalation
Both agents answer from your documentation, help center and pricing material. When a question falls outside what they should say, they escalate with the full context so the human doesn't start from zero. Guardrails define what the agent may promise or discount, which is the part that keeps a sales conversation from drifting into commitments nobody approved.
Multilingual Conversations
Hyper runs in more than 25 languages and switches mid-conversation when a buyer changes language. That covers the first call in a language nobody on staff speaks, for teams selling into several regions. The WhatsApp Agent goes further, detecting the customer's language and adjusting on the fly across more than 100 languages.
Session Reports and Activation Analytics
Every demo session produces a buyer intent report. Onboarding sessions produce per-session and aggregate reports showing where users hesitate, where they drop off and what they ask. Those reports are the practical part of the product: they tell you which step in your activation flow needs work, not just that fewer people finished.
A/B Rollout for Measuring Lift
Onboarding agents can be shown to a share of new users while the rest get the old experience. That gives growth teams a control group and a number for activation lift. Without it, an onboarding change is hard to defend in a planning meeting.
WhatsApp Agent for Spanish-Speaking Markets
The WhatsApp sales agent at the end of the set handles inbound messages: it replies in seconds, qualifies the lead, sends quotes and PDFs, books calls against your calendar and takes payment through Stripe links. It runs on your existing WhatsApp number through the official Business API, or on a new verified number. This one is built for the Spanish market first.
CRM and Workflow Integrations
Demo outcomes and lead data sync to Salesforce, HubSpot and Attio, and Slack carries notifications to the team. Setup docs cover Attio and HubSpot in depth; the other connectors are configured in the app. Teams that live in their CRM see the agent's results where they already work.
Pros and cons
Pros
- The demo happens on a real call with the real product, so buyers see the software rather than a sped-up recording.
- No-show risk disappears for demos because there's no scheduled meeting in the first place.
- Onboarding runs inside your app and only for new users, which keeps the experience targeted and the noise down.
- Reports on buyer intent and drop-off points turn AI conversations into data a product team can act on.
- 25+ languages with mid-call switching covers markets that would otherwise need local hires.
Cons
- No published pricing and no self-serve signup, so you can't evaluate cost without a sales call.
- There's no public API yet, which means no custom integrations beyond the ready-made connectors.
- On desktop the onboarding agent drives the cursor; on mobile web it falls back to voice and highlights, so the hands-free experience is weaker there.
- The WhatsApp Agent starts with the Spanish market, which limits it for teams selling elsewhere.
Frequently asked questions
Hyper sells AI agents that run product demos on live video calls and onboard new users inside a software product. A third agent answers and qualifies inbound WhatsApp leads. The company positions the AI demo agent for B2B SaaS revenue teams rather than for consumers.
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