Sales teams · talking head video
A sales video of your own face, never filmed
An AI sales avatar is a talking video of you, made from one photo and your cloned voice, that you send to a prospect instead of recording a fresh take each time. Write twenty seconds for the account, render it, and send it from your own email or CRM. On Percify cloning your face and voice costs 5 credits each, once, and a 20 second render at 480p averages 69 credits. It does not track views the way Loom does, and it does not send anything for you.
- 1
- photo to make your sales avatar
- 5 + 5
- credits for your face and voice, once
- 19 s
- median clip people keep
- 0
- takes to film
Where an avatar beats a camera
Recording a new take per prospect is the bottleneck of video prospecting: lighting, retakes, and the tenth recording of the same opener. An avatar turns that into writing. You change the words for each account and render again.
- An introduction to a named account.
- A follow up after a call that recaps the next step.
- An invitation to an event or a demo.
- A short summary to send alongside a proposal.
AI avatar or screen recording
They do different jobs. A screen recording walks someone through a screen; an avatar delivers a message. Many teams use both: the avatar to open the conversation, the recording once there is something to show.
| AI sales avatar | Screen recording, such as Loom | |
|---|---|---|
| What you do | Write a script | Record yourself live |
| Your face | Generated from one photo | Filmed every time |
| Shows your screen | No | Yes |
| View tracking | Not built in | Usually built in |
| A retake | Edit the words and render again | Record again |
Twenty seconds that get a reply
The median clip people keep on Percify is 19 seconds. For sales, spend it on one line that names the account's situation, one piece of proof, a number from a similar customer, and one clear ask. Make a named clip for your key accounts, and one per segment for everyone else, because Percify renders one clip at a time.
Sending it
Most inboxes will not play video inline, so send a thumbnail that links to the video; the pattern is in AI avatar video for email. On LinkedIn, a square or 4:5 clip fits the feed; see AI LinkedIn video.
Honesty with prospects
It is your likeness saying your words, and that is fine. Decide your disclosure line once, say it is AI generated whenever it matters, and never clone a colleague without their consent. The checklist is in ethical AI video generation.
Start in four steps
- 1
Clone yourself once
One photo for the face, a 15 to 30 second recording for the voice.
- 2
Write per account
The situation, one proof point, one ask. About twenty seconds.
- 3
Render at 480p
A 20 second clip averages 69 credits and is ready in minutes.
- 4
Send as a thumbnail link
From your own email or CRM, linked to where the video plays.
What a prospect sees
Real clips, one photo each, no filming.
Alex
talks from one photo
Square format
sized for LinkedIn and email
Company update
a message to an account
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI sales avatar?
A talking video of a salesperson made from one photo and their cloned voice, used to send prospects personal video messages without filming each one.
Is an AI sales avatar better than Loom?
They do different jobs. A screen recording shows your screen and usually tracks views; an avatar delivers a scripted message from your face without filming. Many teams use both.
Can I make a personalized video for every prospect?
Percify renders one clip at a time, so it suits named clips for key accounts and one clip per segment for larger lists. It does not send the video or track views.
How much does an AI sales video cost?
Cloning your face and your voice costs 5 credits each, once. After that, a 20 second clip at 480p averages 69 credits.
Should I tell prospects the video is AI generated?
Decide your position once and be consistent. It is your own likeness, but saying it is AI generated whenever it matters protects the trust the video is meant to build.
Keep reading
Clone yourself, then write the first one
One photo, your voice, twenty seconds per account.