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Knock Knock

Knock Knock is an AI sales agent for websites that chats, calls, books meetings, and logs interactions to a CRM. It helps teams capture and qualify leads across onsite, phone, and outbound workflows.

Knock Knock

End-to-end AI sales agent for website conversion

Knock Knock is an AI sales layer for websites built around an agent named Nox. It is positioned as a replacement for a stack of separate tools such as chat, voice, scheduling, visitor tracking, and CRM connectors by combining those tasks in one workflow.

The product is designed to engage visitors across onsite chat, inbound phone, and outbound follow-up, then qualify leads, book meetings, and log interactions back to a CRM. The site describes a simple setup flow: add a snippet, connect your CRM, and configure the offer, with a claimed setup time of about 10 minutes.

Core features

Multi-channel AI sales agent

Knock Knock uses a single AI agent, Nox, to handle website chat, inbound calls, outbound calls, and video conversations from one workflow.

Visitor intelligence and live navigation

The product identifies visitors in real time, tracks what they view, and uses that context to decide when to engage.

Lead qualification and booking

Nox can chat, call, book meetings, and push interaction history into a CRM so follow-up information is retained outside the widget.

Human handoff and takeover

The site and pricing pages describe one-click takeover, letting a human step into chat, voice, or video with the conversation context preserved.

Reporting and support workflows

The product sends a plain-English morning brief and supports daily office hours support plus onboarding options on higher plans.

White-label agency tools

The pricing page includes white-label access, an agency portal, and reseller-oriented packaging for agencies managing multiple clients.

Common use cases

  • 24/7 website lead capture

    Use Nox to greet site visitors, identify high-intent prospects, answer questions, and book meetings without requiring a rep to be present at all hours.

  • Inbound call handling

    Use the inbound voice workflow to answer calls, capture details, and route qualified callers to a calendar or a human when needed.

  • Outbound lead follow-up

    Use the outbound workflow to follow up with new leads before they cool off, run campaigns, and move warm leads into booked meetings.

  • Human-assisted sales conversations

    Use the one-click takeover flow when a conversation becomes high value or needs a human, while retaining the visitor context and conversation history.

  • Agency resale and client delivery

    Use the agency and white-label packaging to run the product for clients under your own brand and manage multiple accounts from an agency portal.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Combines chat, voice, outbound calling, booking, and CRM logging in one product.
  • Supports both automated engagement and one-click human takeover.
  • Offers a 7-day free trial with month-to-month pricing on the pricing page.
  • Includes white-label and agency/reseller options.
  • Positions setup as quick and code-light, with a snippet-based install and CRM connection.

Cons

  • Several capabilities are described on the site, but the evidence is stronger for the homepage and pricing page than for dedicated feature documentation.
  • Advanced CRM and integration breadth is only partially documented beyond HubSpot, Zapier, and the general claim that it works with your stack.

FAQ

Is there a trial, and how long does setup take?

Yes. The pricing page describes a 7-day free trial and says you can cancel anytime. The site also says setup takes about 10 minutes.

Does it work with a CRM?

The pricing page says Knock Knock connects directly with HubSpot and integrates with other tools through Zapier. The homepage also says it sits between your website and CRM.

Can a human take over the conversation?

The site says Nox can be configured for AI-only or for AI-to-human handoff during defined work hours. It also says you can jump into chats, calls, or video conversations when needed.

Which channel should I start with?

The homepage presents three starting channels: onsite chat, inbound phone calls, and outbound calling. The FAQ also says many customers add the other channels within 60 days after starting with one.

Is there a white-label option for agencies?

The agency and pricing pages describe white-label access, an agency portal, and reselling under your own brand. The agency page positions this for agencies and white-label partners.

Quick Facts

Category
AI sales agent / lead conversion
Product
Knock Knock
Core agent
Nox
Primary site
knockknockapp.ai
Deployment
Website snippet with CRM connection
Trial
7-day free trial
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