Pick a starting point, or ask anything.
Fig1 Pages
Send a page that answers back.
You are on one right now. Walk the slides, then ask the rail anything about Pages: what it costs, what it is for, how it compares. Some answers are slides we wrote. The rest it composes from its own knowledge.
Fig1 Pages
Send a page that answers back.
You are on one right now. Walk the slides, then ask the rail anything about Pages: what it costs, what it is for, how it compares. Some answers are slides we wrote. The rest it composes from its own knowledge.
Why a page
| Criterion | A chat widget | A slide deck | A Fig1 Page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers the question asked | Yes | No | Yes |
| Says the thing you decided to say | Sometimes | Yes | Yes |
| Wears your brand | A colour | Yes | Yes |
| Is a link you can send | No | As an attachment | Yes |
| Reads on a phone | Yes | Badly | Yes |
| Tells you what people asked | Sometimes | No | Yes |
Answering
In this order, every time. The more you author, the less the model is asked to do.
Your team authors the answers it already gives every week. A visitor walks them with arrow keys, the controls in the corner, or a swipe.
Point a keyword, a visitor's context, or a few ways of asking at a slide. The deck jumps there and the rail says the sentence you wrote. No model runs.
Anything you did not cover is answered from your own knowledge base and drawn as a block in the same layout as the slides around it.
Try it
Two of these jump the deck to a slide we wrote. Two make the page compose an answer from its knowledge. See if you can tell which is which.
A keyword rule catches this and the deck jumps to the pricing slide. One database read, no AI.
Nothing on the deck says this word for word. The page searches its knowledge and composes an answer.
Ask it something about Pages that is not in its knowledge and see what it does instead of guessing.
A rule sends you to the comparison slide. Then ask a follow-up the slide does not cover.
Use cases
Send a link instead of a PDF. The prospect asks about pricing and gets the table you wrote. The inbox shows which objection keeps arriving.
Present from it, then send the same address afterward. It keeps answering the questions the audience did not get to ask.
Run it as a scrolling page, upload the manual as knowledge, put the top questions on slides. It answers from the manual and refuses to invent steps.
One page per ad or launch. A context rule opens the rosé slide for the rosé ad. Paused the week it sells through, which is the week it stops costing anything.
A wine club page, a wholesale page, a weddings page: the first four emails of every enquiry, and none of them needs a person.
One account, a workspace per client or location, each with its own knowledge and pages. One client's content never reaches another's page.
Building one
A name, a greeting and a slug. Your workspace plus that slug is the address, and the address is the product.
Add slides from 27 shapes named by what they have to say, upload the PowerPoint you already have, or describe the change and watch the stage re-render.
Nine looks, each in light and dark. Pick from the gallery, fill in a form, or write a sentence. One slide is allowed to disagree with the rest.
The draft becomes the page. Edit it again tomorrow; today's visitors go on reading what you published.
Design and authoring
Cover, Statement, Demo, Before and after, Logo wall, Quote, Numbers, Pricing, Tiers, Timeline, Questions and more. Each lands with its slots showing.
Clean, Ledger, Midnight, Blueprint, Editorial, Signal, Clinic, Slate, Paper. The deck sets the look, a slide can disagree, an item can disagree again.
Drag and resize on a 16:9 stage, or tell the console what to change and watch it re-render with one step of undo.
Upload a .pptx and the words, pictures and theme come across. Export an editable .pptx with native text, shapes, tables and notes.
Knowledge
Upload PDFs, Word, PowerPoint or text; have the console read a web page; or link the knowledge base your Fig1 website agent already has.
No web search behind it. Every page is told never to invent a price, a date or a feature. When it does not know, it says so and offers a handoff.
Every enquiry and every conversation, in full. A slide can be a form, and a signed webhook can post each lead to your CRM.
Per-slide reach, presses and enquiries, plus the questions visitors asked that nothing answered, mailed weekly. Write the slide, aim the rule, done.
Cost
We have not settled the pricing model for Pages yet, so there is no number to put here. Here is where it stands.
A per-seat fee for the people who build and manage pages, plus a charge tied to how much the published pages are used by visitors. A direction, not a commitment.
Building and editing is free. Drafts and paused pages cost nothing. Only live, published pages would ever carry a usage charge.
Leave your details on the last slide, or email hello@fig1.ai, and we will talk it through for your team.
Two Fig1 products
They share sign-in, the knowledge base and the trigger model, and can run side by side against the same knowledge.
| Criterion | Fig1 AI chat builder | Fig1 Pages |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | A widget on your website | Its own address you send |
| Primary surface | The chat bubble | A deck, with a chat rail beside it |
| Who leads | The AI, shaped by flows | Your slides; rules; then the AI |
| An answer looks like | Text or a rich response | A block in your deck's design |
| Also in the box | Flows, personas, video avatars, SMS, voice | PowerPoint in and out, lead webhook, insights |
| Pricing | Per-site monthly subscription | Not decided; likely seats + usage |
The market
| Criterion | AI deck makersGamma, Tome, Pitch | Interactive decksStorydoc, Relayto | Docs with chatGitBook, Mintlify | Fig1 Pagespage.fig1.ai |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Answers from your own knowledge | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Is a branded deck you send | Yes | Yes | No | Yes |
| Answers drawn in your layout | n/a | n/a | A bubble | Yes |
| Authored answers override the AI | n/a | n/a | No | Yes, per keyword |
| Reports what nobody answered | No | No | Some | Yes, weekly |
| Pricing follows usage | No | No | No | Planned |
Questions
Next step
You're on a Fig1 Page right now. Ask me anything about Pages: what it costs, what it's for, how it compares to the chat builder or to Gamma.