
River
WebsiteAI Meeting Assistant
River is an AI-powered sales agent that instantly joins live video calls to demo your product, follow up across channels, and either close smaller deals end-to-end or hand off warm, fully-briefed prospects to your team.
https://www.rivergtm.com/?ref=producthunt

Product Information
Updated:Jul 17, 2026
What is River
River is a go-to-market (GTM) product that provides a “real Account Executive, run by AI” to handle inbound buyer interest the moment it happens. Instead of routing prospects into forms and calendars, River’s agent can jump on a live call, share a tailored product demo, and keep the conversation moving until there’s a clear outcome—either a closed deal or a qualified handoff. It’s designed to help teams grow sales without adding headcount, especially where speed-to-lead and consistent follow-up determine whether pipeline is created or lost.
Key Features of River
River is an AI-powered sales agent that can jump onto a live video call the moment an inbound buyer is interested, run a tailored product demo with screen sharing, and then either close smaller deals end-to-end or hand off larger opportunities to your team as warm, fully briefed prospects. It operates across channels (website, email, video/chat, and follow-ups including WhatsApp), works 24/7 across time zones and multiple languages, and provides a dashboard view of pipeline impact, calls, closes, and handoffs with transcripts and CRM-ready snapshots.
Live AI Account Executive: An AI agent (e.g., “Lucy”) that behaves like a real AE—joining live calls, running the conversation, handling objections, and progressing deals.
Instant, tailored demos (no scheduling): Connects in seconds when a buyer is ready, replacing forms and multi-day waits with immediate live video demos.
Live screen-sharing walkthroughs: Shares screen and walks prospects through your product in real time, similar to a human-led demo experience.
End-to-end close for SMB deals: For smaller deals (noted as under ~<$25K), River can manage proposal, follow-up, contract signing, and payment—then log outcomes to your systems.
Warm handoff for larger deals: For bigger/multi-stakeholder opportunities (noted as above ~>$25K), River qualifies and demos, then hands off to your AEs with full context and signals.
Omnichannel follow-up + multilingual coverage: Follows up across email and WhatsApp and supports multiple languages (e.g., English, French, Arabic), operating 24/7 across time zones.
Use Cases of River
PLG/SaaS inbound conversion: Convert high-intent website visitors immediately with an instant live demo, reducing no-shows and shortening time-to-first-call from days to seconds.
SMB sales automation for product-led tools: Close single-decision-maker, lower-ACV deals end-to-end so human reps can focus on larger, more complex opportunities.
After-hours and global coverage: Capture and progress inbound leads overnight and across regions (e.g., EMEA/APAC) without adding headcount, ensuring every lead gets a fast response.
Marketing-led demand capture: Increase ROI on paid and organic acquisition by routing campaign traffic directly into live demos and persistent follow-up instead of slow scheduling flows.
High-volume inbound for B2B services/marketplaces: Handle many simultaneous inbound conversations, qualify prospects, run initial demos/consults, and pass only the best-fit opportunities to the team.
Pros
Reduces lead drop-off by replacing forms and delayed scheduling with instant live demos.
Scales inbound coverage 24/7 across time zones and languages without adding AE headcount.
Can close smaller deals end-to-end and provide warm, context-rich handoffs for larger deals.
Pricing is performance-oriented (commission on closed deals; handoff mode charges per qualified/demoed prospect) with no monthly minimum stated.
Cons
Best fit appears geared toward inbound and a defined deal-size split (e.g., under/over ~$25K), which may not match every sales motion.
AI identity/disclosure can be a consideration in buyer conversations and may require policy decisions and oversight.
Complex, multi-stakeholder enterprise deals still require human AEs for later-stage negotiation and procurement-heavy steps.
How to Use River
1) Start a live demo as a buyer (no scheduling): Go to https://www.rivergtm.com/start and begin a live demo. River’s AI agent (e.g., “Lucy”) can jump on a live video call immediately, share her screen, and walk through the product in real time—replacing the typical “book a demo for next week” flow.
2) Run the live video call + screen-share demo: On the live call, the agent shares her screen and delivers a tailored walkthrough of the product like a human AE. This is designed to happen the moment a buyer is interested (the “conversation in three seconds” instead of days).
3) Choose the outcome path: close SMB deals or hand off larger deals: River supports two common motions: (a) For smaller deals (roughly under ~$25K), the agent can run the process end-to-end and close on/after the call. (b) For larger deals (roughly above ~$25K), the agent qualifies and demos, then hands a warm, fully briefed prospect to your team.
4) Let the agent follow up across channels: After the demo, the same agent continues follow-up until the deal lands, using omnichannel outreach (the site indicates email and WhatsApp are supported). This keeps momentum when prospects don’t respond immediately.
5) Review results in the River dashboard: Use the River dashboard (shown as dashboard.rivergtm.com in the product screenshots) to monitor pipeline added, calls run, deals closed by the agent, and deals booked/handed to your team. The dashboard also highlights key events (e.g., objections handled, procurement/legal items needing review).
6) Create and manage agents: From the dashboard’s “Agents” area (shown in the UI), create a new agent and manage existing ones. The product UI indicates you can see which agent is live, how many calls they’re on, and performance metrics like connect rate.
7) Tune the agent’s behavior: Use the “Tune [Agent]” area (shown as “Tune Ava” / “Tune Lucy” in the UI) to adjust how the agent runs inbound calls and handles conversations. The UI also suggests you can decide on policies like proactive disclosure when prospects ask if the agent is AI.
8) Handle handoffs to your team for complex deals: When a deal is above your threshold or multi-stakeholder, the agent hands it off to your AEs with context (the site describes warm handoffs and CRM-ready snapshots/transcripts/signals). Your AE then continues with full background instead of starting cold.
9) Talk to the River team for setup or commercial details: If you want to implement River for your company, use https://www.rivergtm.com/book to talk to the team. The site positions pricing as performance-based (e.g., commission on closed deals for end-to-end mode; per qualified-and-demoed prospect for handoff mode) and emphasizes no setup fee, no seats, and no monthly minimum.
River FAQs
River is an AI sales rep (an AI Account Executive) that joins live calls, demos your product, and then either closes the deal or hands off a warm prospect to your team.
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