Raykolabs

Rayko overview

Rayko is an AI-first platform for interactive product demos and support. Its website positions the product as a way to answer prospects and customers automatically, with live demos for visitors and real-time responses for support questions.

What it does

Rayko offers AI-powered demo and support agents designed to run personalized, interactive product demos 24/7. The platform says these agents are voice-enabled and can research prospect context to make the experience more relevant. Rayko also frames the product as a way to turn visitors into customers and help customers get unstuck without waiting for a human responder.

Key features

• Voice-enabled interaction: Voice is presented as part of the demo and support experience.
• Real-time browser automation: Rayko says it can drive product demos in a browser to show product flows.
• 24/7 availability: Demos and support are positioned as always available.
• Conversation capture: Session recording and conversation transcripts are listed as features.
• Lead intelligence: Lead scoring and prospect research are included to tailor interactions.
• Competitive comparison: The site compares AI voice demos with static tours, video demos, and cloned environments.

Pricing and buying process

Rayko does not publish public pricing tiers on the captured pages. The pricing page directs buyers to submit a form and references a pilot rather than a self-serve checkout. The site also mentions a one-day setup for demo agents and says pricing is tailored to the customer team.

Who this is for / not for

For:
- Product-led teams that want interactive demos on their website.
- Sales and customer success teams looking to reduce routine demo workload.
- Teams that want contextual, on-demand interactions for prospects and customers.

Not for, or evaluate carefully if you need:
- Transparent self-serve pricing or instant public plans.
- Published details on integrations, security certifications, SLAs, or APIs before starting a pilot.
- A solution for broader automation needs beyond demos and support.

Risks and limitations

• Pricing and access appear to require a pilot or direct contact.
• Setup appears to involve customization, even though the site mentions one-day setup.
• The product focus is specific to demos and support through voice and browser automation.
• The captured pages do not show public pricing tiers, supported integrations, compliance certifications, SLAs, or developer documentation.

Privacy and trust

Rayko publishes a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, both last updated in January 2026. The pricing submission also references agreement to the privacy policy. The homepage states that Rayko is backed by FOUNDERS, INC.

Bottom line

Rayko appears designed for teams that want to automate demos and routine support conversations with voice-enabled AI agents. It may be a fit if you are comfortable with a consultative buying process and a pilot-based setup. If you need clear public pricing or deeper technical and compliance details up front, you will likely need to ask for them directly.