you sell complex B2B software, your answers live in Gong calls and docs, and $48K a year or more fits the budget.
Flowxperia vs Docketwhich AI agent fits your team
Two AI agents for your website. Docket goes deep on technical B2B sales. Flowxperia answers every lead and follows up on WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS.
Which one fits you
A buyer lands on your site at 9pm, clicks the talking agent in the corner and asks how you handle onboarding. Docket and Flowxperia both answer that question for you.
Docket is built for mid-market software companies with long technical sales cycles, and Flowxperia is built for any team that needs every inbound lead answered and booked.
you want a face-to-face video agent on your site from $797 a month.
Your leads also arrive on WhatsApp, Instagram or text, and you want to be live in about 48 hours.
Docket stays on your website, and its video avatar starts on the $6K Pro plan.
Flowxperia includes the video agent on every plan.
It keeps the conversation going on WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS until the lead books.
Flowxperia vs Docket at a glance
| Compare | ||
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | $797 a month (Basic) | $4K a month (Core), billed annually |
| Cheapest full year | About $9.6K on Basic | $48K on Core |
| Live video agent on your site | Yes, on every plan | From the Pro plan ($6K a month) |
| Your own face and voice | Up to three custom avatars with voice cloning on Scale | Custom avatar is a paid add-on with no listed price |
| Website agent modes | Video, voice and text | Voice and text, video avatar on Pro |
| WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS | Yes, on Growth and Scale | |
| Free trial | 20 minutes with the website agent, plus 7 days on WhatsApp and Instagram | No. You get a custom demo built from your site |
| Time to go live | About 48 hours | 7 to 14 days on standard onboarding |
| CRMs | HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive, Dynamics 365, Zendesk | Salesforce and HubSpot, plus 100+ other integrations |
| Languages | English, Hindi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and more | 40+ with auto-detection |
| Built for | Any team with inbound leads: real estate, home services, SaaS, brokers | B2B SaaS and tech companies with 200 to 2,000 employees |

Flora, the agent on this page, is the same product we would put on your site. Ask her how Flowxperia compares with Docket and judge the answer yourself.

Bring your Docket quote to a 15-minute call. We put the video agent on your own site and walk through the price difference with you.
What each product does
Both answer website visitors, qualify them and book meetings, but they start from very different places.
- Live video agent on your site: a lifelike AI presenter visitors talk or type to
- Answers from your own content, qualifies and books the meeting, at 2pm or 2am
- WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS replies to new leads with Inbound Automation on Growth and Scale
- 33.5% of lost leads recovered within 45 days by a commercial real estate brokerage
- Voice and text agent on your site, born as an AI sales engineer for reps
- Answers from a Sales Knowledge Lake: CRM, Gong, Slack, Google Drive, Notion, SharePoint and docs
- Agent Qualified Leads with intent, qualification status and the full conversation attached
- $20.3M raised, including a $15M Series A led by Mayfield and Foundation Capital
Choose Docket if your buyers ask technical questions that only your Gong calls and Slack threads can answer. Choose Flowxperia if you need every inbound lead answered in seconds and booked, on your website and on WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS.
Docket moved from sales engineering into marketing in 2026, and about 70% of its conversations happen by voice. Arjun Pillai, former Chief Data Officer at ZoomInfo, co-founded it, and it holds 4.8 out of 5 on G2 from 55 reviews, many covering the older product.
Video agents: who gets one and at what price
Docket is one of the few vendors with a video avatar on the website, so the real question is which plan you need to get one.
- Every plan includes the live video agent, from $797 a month
- Pre-built presenters, or up to three custom avatars with voice cloning on Scale
- Visitors talk or type, and ask the question they would have saved for a sales call
- Pro plan only for the video avatar, at $6K a month billed yearly
- Custom avatars and Frameless are paid add-ons with no listed price
- Core at $4K a month covers voice and text only
Flowxperia includes the video agent from $797 a month, about $9.6K a year. Docket only offers it on Pro at $6K a month, which comes to $72K a year.
Pricing: Flowxperia vs Docket
Both publish starting prices, which is rare in this category, but they sit in very different ranges.
- $797 a month on Basic, $1.5K on Growth, $2.5K on Scale
- Growth adds WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS follow-up, CRM sync and multilingual conversations
- About $18K a year on Growth, with the video agent on every plan
- Exact price confirmed on a short demo call, based on lead volume and channels
- $4K a month on Core, billed annually
- Pro at $6K adds the video avatar, and Enterprise starts at $10K
- $48K a year on Core, before you add the video avatar
- Written quote needed, since add-ons cost extra on top
Flowxperia Growth, the plan with WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS follow-up, costs about $18K a year. Docket Core costs $48K a year and has no video avatar, so Flowxperia gives you more channels for less than half the price.
| Starts at | What it adds | |
|---|---|---|
| Core | $4K a month | Website agent, Sales Knowledge Lake, Salesforce or HubSpot sync, meeting booking, voice, text, slides and video in conversations, CS-led setup |
| Pro | $6K a month | Demandbase ABM, personas, multiple agents, video avatar, quarterly business reviews |
| Enterprise | $10K a month | Data residency, SSO and SAML, custom SLA, an executive sponsor |
Docket conversations are unlimited on every plan. Showroom (a live product tour), Frameless and custom avatars cost extra, and Docket has quoted other figures over time, from $36K a year to older tiers at $3K a month. See full Flowxperia pricing.
Channels: where each agent can reach a lead
For a lot of teams this decides it: where can the agent reach a lead who is not on your website right now?
- Website video agent for whoever is on your site right now
- WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS replies to new leads from your ads, forms and social accounts
- Follows up with your questions until the lead books or says no
- Website agent by voice and text
- No WhatsApp, Instagram or SMS channel listed
- Email Agent for inbound leads, priced on a base band of 2,500 contacts
- Slack, Microsoft Teams and a Chrome extension, for your own reps only
If your leads come from Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook lead ads or texts, Flowxperia answers them there and follows up until they book. Docket can only reach them on your website or by email.
Setup and time to go live
How fast can each one start answering your leads?
- About 48 hours from your website to a live agent
- We build and train the agent on your content, and you review its answers
- One line of code on your site, with WhatsApp and Instagram connected in the same window
- 7 to 14 days on standard onboarding
- 5 to 7 days with priority onboarding on Pro, up to 90 for Enterprise or Frameless
- Demandbase and The Swarm went live in under two and under three weeks
Flowxperia goes live in about 48 hours, and Docket takes 7 to 14 days on standard onboarding. If a campaign launches this month, that gap is a week or more of leads with no agent answering them.
How to choose between them
Find the row that sounds like your team and the answer usually falls out.
Both cover you there. Let price and video decide: a video agent from $797 a month, or voice and text from $4K a month.
Flowxperia answers and follows up on WhatsApp, Instagram and SMS. Docket does not list those channels.
That is the day-to-day work Flowxperia handles, on every plan from $797 a month.
Flowxperia starts at $797 a month with a free trial. Docket starts at $48K a year on an annual contract.
Docket answers from Gong calls, Slack threads and internal docs that never made it onto your website.
Docket is built for mid-market B2B SaaS and tech, and its ABM and security features follow from that.
Moving from Docket to Flowxperia
- Check your renewal date
Docket bills annually, so plan the switch around your contract end and any notice period.
- Gather what the agent should know
Collect your website, product docs, pricing notes, top prospect questions and any old Docket conversations you can export as a test set.
- Write down your qualifying rules
List the questions that decide whether a lead fits, who gets which meetings and what counts as hot.
- Connect your CRM and calendar
Flowxperia sends every lead, booking and transcript to your CRM, so your reports keep working.
- Run both for a week
Start Flowxperia on a few pages or one channel, compare the leads, then swap the snippet.
When each one is the better choice
When Docket is the better choice
Docket is a good product for the buyer it was built for. Pick it over Flowxperia if most of these describe you:
- Your buyers ask hard technical questions. Docket reads Gong calls, Slack threads and internal docs, so it can handle security reviews and integration edge cases that never made it onto your website.
- You run account-based marketing. Pro connects to Demandbase for account-level targeting.
- Your security team wants paperwork on day one. Docket has SOC 2 Type I and II, ISO 27001 and GDPR, with SSO, SAML and data residency on Enterprise.
- You want your reps using the same knowledge base. Docket works inside Slack, Teams and a Chrome extension for internal questions.
- You want an email agent that works inbound leads in the inbox as well as on the site.
When Flowxperia is the better choice
- You want a live video agent without paying $6K a month for it. Ours comes on every plan from $797.
- You want the agent to look and sound like your own team. Scale includes up to three custom avatars with voice cloning for $2.5K a month, where Docket charges extra for a custom avatar.
- Leads reach you outside your website. If Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook lead ads or texts bring in real business, the agent answers and follows up there.
- A $48K annual contract is more than you want to commit. Flowxperia starts at $797 a month, and the plan with messaging follow-up starts at $1.5K.
- You want results this week. We go live in about 48 hours, and you can try it free first.

We set up a free trial on the demo call: 20 minutes with the website agent and 7 days on WhatsApp and Instagram. Bring your Docket quote and we'll go through it line by line.
The verdict
- You sell technical B2B software with long sales cycles
- You need answers pulled from Gong, Slack and internal docs
- You need SOC 2 Type II, SSO and data residency now
- A $48K+ annual contract fits your budget
- You want a live video agent on every plan, from $797 a month
- Leads reach you on WhatsApp, Instagram or SMS as well as your site
- You want your own team as the avatar without an add-on fee
- You want to go live in about 48 hours and try it free first
Flowxperia vs Docket questions
No. Docket is an AI sales agent for B2B websites. Docker is software for running applications in containers, and there is unrelated legal docketing software too. They share a name and nothing else.
Docket costs $4K a month on Core, $6K on Pro and $10K on Enterprise, all as starting prices billed annually. The smallest plan comes to $48K a year, and add-ons like custom avatars cost extra. Ask for a written quote.
Yes, from the Pro plan at $6K a month. Core covers voice and text. Flowxperia includes a live video agent on every plan, starting at $797 a month.
No. Docket builds you a custom demo from your website instead. Flowxperia gives you 20 free minutes with the website agent and 7 days on WhatsApp and Instagram.
No. Docket works on your website, with Slack, Teams and a Chrome extension for your own team and an Email Agent for inbound leads. It does not list WhatsApp, Instagram or SMS. Flowxperia answers and follows up on all three.
Flowxperia is cheaper. It starts at $797 a month, against $4K a month billed annually for Docket Core. A year of Flowxperia Growth, the plan with messaging follow-up, costs about $18K.
Docket takes 7 to 14 days on standard onboarding, 5 to 7 days with priority onboarding on Pro, and up to 90 days for Enterprise. Flowxperia goes live in about 48 hours.
Yes, from the content you give it: your website, product pages, docs and FAQs. If your best answers live in Gong calls and Slack threads instead of written docs, Docket was built for that job.
Flowxperia works with HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive, Dynamics 365 and Zendesk. Every lead, booking and transcript lands in your CRM, and it books into Google Calendar or Outlook.
Put a face on your website and answer every lead
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