AI Avatars and Video for Business

AI avatars for business are digital characters — with their own face, voice, and tone — that front your brand on video and in live conversations. Our service covers three fronts under one identity: a conversational avatar that serves and sells 24/7 in up to 5 languages, on your website or at a point of sale; a video factory with digital presenters that turns scripts into finished pieces with no studio, no spokesperson, no reshoots; and physical experiences for events, such as interactive kiosks with per-promoter lead attribution. It’s built for sales and marketing teams in LATAM that need volume and coverage: answering after hours, replying in the customer’s language, or shipping twenty versions of a video without coordinating a single shoot. The character is designed once and holds on every channel — the voice that picks up a call is the voice that presents your videos. Pricing is fixed by scope, after a free 30-minute diagnosis.

Shooting corporate video means booking a spokesperson, renting a studio, and reshooting for every script change. Serving customers means staffing shifts. An avatar removes both bottlenecks without changing faces.

What you can build

A conversational avatar that serves and sells. A character with a face and a voice talks with your customers in real time: it answers questions with your business’s knowledge, qualifies interest, books meetings, and hands off to your team when the conversation calls for it. It covers the hours your team can’t — the Friday-night inquiry, high season, the customer writing in a language nobody on shift speaks — and operates in up to 5 languages with the same identity in each.

A video factory with digital presenters. From script to finished video: voiceover, lip-sync, subtitles, and automated quality control — the pipeline checks every voiceover word by word against the script before a piece is approved. In internal production runs it has generated over 60 videos across 5 languages (a pipeline capacity figure, not a client result). And there’s a detail audiences do register: the presenter in your videos speaks with the same voice as the avatar answering the phone.

Physical experiences with attribution. For events and points of sale: a touchscreen kiosk where the avatar holds real-time conversations with visitors, plus a unique QR code per promoter. Every lead stays tied to the person who generated it, and everything that follows — visit, form, call, meeting — is recorded as a chain of events nobody can retouch.

The proof is on our homepage

The hero video on this site came out of this factory: character, voiceover, subtitles, and render, with no camera involved. The voice agent greeting visitors here follows the same identity logic. Before you book anything, watch the homepage and talk to the agent — that’s the output quality, verifiable in two minutes.

How we work

1. Diagnosis. We map the video you produce today, the conversations you lose to hours or language, and where an avatar pays back fastest.
2. Character design. Face, voice, tone, and boundaries: what it says, what it never promises, when it hands off to a person. You approve character and script before a single second of video exists.
3. Production and deployment. The videos, the conversational avatar, or both — wired into your systems: calendar, CRM, WhatsApp.
4. Measurement and tuning. The first weeks are refined against real conversations and real metrics, not assumptions.

Pricing

Fixed-scope proposal, after a free 30-minute diagnosis: how many pieces, how many languages, how integrated with your operation. Platform usage — video rendering, voice, telephony — is billed separately based on consumption. And if the project doesn’t justify an avatar, we say so in that same session: we’d rather lose a sale than hand you technology with no return.

Producing video one piece at a time, or losing leads to hours and language? Book the 30-minute session — you leave with a diagnosis and a map of what to build first.