
AI website chatbot for qualifying B2B leads around the clock
Corvexa is a cloud-hosted AI chatbot for B2B websites that engages visitors, detects buying intent, and captures qualified leads. It uses configured intent paths and lead-routing integrations to turn high-interest site activity into sales follow-up opportunities.
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Corvexa is a B2B lead-generation chatbot that sits on your website and is designed to engage visitors, identify commercial intent, ask qualifying questions, and deliver leads to your team. It is aimed at businesses that want more than a static...
Corvexa is purpose-built for website lead capture and qualification rather than being a general-purpose autonomous agent. Its strongest fit is a B2B sales team with meaningful website traffic and a clear definition of a qualified lead. The guided...
Executes tasks you assign, one step at a time, within narrow domains.
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- Starter ($39/mo): Up to 250 conversations per month, with an AI sales agent, intent detection, lead capture and qualification, email lead delivery, analytics, and a multi-source knowledge base.
- Pro ($129/mo): Up to 1,000 conversations per month; adds three team seats, CRM integrations, Slack alerts, Calendly and Google Calendar, human chat takeover, lead scoring, returning-visitor recognition, and custom intent configuration.
- Enterprise (from $499/mo): Custom conversation volume and team size, plus WhatsApp alerts, white-labeling, onboarding, competitive analysis, custom intent strategy, expanded analytics, and advanced customization.
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