CueVue puts a talking rep on your site. My bonuses decide what it says — and where the lead goes next.
Paste your URL, pick a face, drop in one line of code, and a lifelike representative starts talking to your visitors and capturing leads. That part genuinely works the way the sales page says it does — I bought it and went through the whole member area before writing this.
What the app hands back to you is everything around it: what the rep should actually say, what happens to a captured lead afterwards, and how anyone lands on the page in the first place. That is exactly what my nine bonuses cover.
How I make money here: the buttons on this page are affiliate links. If you buy through them I earn a commission, at no extra cost to you — that is what pays for the bonuses. Every product fact below comes from the vendor’s own pages or from my own logged-in account, never from a third-party review blog.
★★★★☆4.0 / 5 — a genuinely well-built tool with a metered engine you should understand before you buy
Short version: the setup really is a URL paste, the knowledge base takes four kinds of input rather than just a crawl, the guardrails are written into the prompt, and the training library is better than most products twice the price. The thing to plan around is the credit meter — it is a one-time allowance, and it is priced per engine. Understand that up front and this is a strong buy at $147.
What this review is based on
I bought CueVue and spent time inside the member area: the avatar builder, the three rendering engines, the live credit rates on the account page, the deploy screen and the full tutorial library. Everything below that describes the product comes from there or from the vendor’s own pages.
What I have not done yet: run a LiveRep on a live site with real visitors and real leads. That is next, and I will update this page with what actually happens in a few days. I would rather tell you what I have seen than pretend to results I have not had.
What CueVue actually does
It is a widget that puts a talking AI representative — the vendor calls it a LiveRep — on your website. A visitor can speak to it or type to it, and it answers out loud from a knowledge base built out of your own site. The setup runs in five steps inside the builder:
The mission. You name the rep and set the one outcome it is working toward. The builder is strict about this on purpose — one goal, not three. There is a Generate-with-AI button that drafts the opening line and the system prompt for you, and both stay fully editable.
Face and voice. Pick a stock face and a voice. Three rendering engines are available, and the engine you pick is what determines your cost per minute.
The brain. Paste your URL and it crawls the site into an editable knowledge base in about ten to thirty seconds. You can also upload PDFs and documents, write FAQs by hand, and paste plain text. Knowledge sits at brand level, so it teaches every rep on that brand at once.
The ask. Choose a capture preset, then switch individual fields on or off and mark which ones are required. Booking runs through Calendly, Google Calendar, GoHighLevel or a Google Sheet.
On air. Copy one line of script, paste it before the closing body tag, done. There is an install checker, and each surface — widget, full page, kiosk — injects its own context into the prompt.
There is also a rehearsal room called the Showroom, which replays a simulated conversation beat by beat across desktop, tablet and phone. It is the part I liked most: you can iterate on the rep without spending a single credit.
What I liked — and what to know first
What’s good
The setup claim holds up. Paste a URL, the crawl really does build an editable knowledge base in seconds, and you correct it line by line.
The knowledge base takes four inputs, not just the crawl — site pages, uploaded PDFs and documents, hand-written FAQs and pasted text.
Guardrails are in the generated prompt. The rep is told to answer only from approved knowledge, never to invent a price, and to hand off to a human when it does not know.
One line of script, and it is documented for WordPress, Shopify, GoHighLevel, Leadpages and Kajabi specifically.
The integration list is real, not a roadmap — Zapier, signed webhooks, Google Sheets, GoHighLevel, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Kit, Calendly, Google Calendar, Zendesk and your own SMTP.
The training is unusually good. Nineteen step-by-step guides, four screen recordings and sixteen integration walkthroughs, all in a consistent format. Most launches ship three videos and call it a course.
The Showroom lets you rehearse and fix the rep before it ever costs you a credit.
One-time price, 14-day guarantee, and the front end bundles five components the vendor otherwise sells separately.
Good to know
The credits are a one-time allowance, and they are metered per engine — see the table below. Worth planning around rather than discovering later.
It converts traffic, it does not create it. The rep starts working once someone is already on your page — and I would rather that than a tool claiming to do both.
Follow-up sequencing lives in your email tool, not in CueVue. It captures the lead and pushes it onward; the nurture happens where your list already is.
The credit meter, in plain numbers
This is the part nobody will explain to you, so here it is straight from the account page. All Access includes 1,000 credits, and what that buys depends entirely on which engine you run:
Engine
Rate
1,000 credits buys
Standard
1 credit / min
1,000 minutes
Premium
5 credits / min
200 minutes
Platinum
25 credits / min
40 minutes
Every call rounds up to a whole minute before the rate applies. And here is the part that makes it workable: credits are only spent while the animated avatar is on screen. Typed conversations and audio-only conversations do not touch them at all.
So the sensible play is to decide deliberately where your video minutes go — the high-intent pages get the animated rep, everything else runs typed. That is a strategy decision, not a limitation, and once you make it on purpose the allowance goes a long way. One note of transparency: the builder screen and the account page quote different rates for the same engines, and the vendor’s own guide says the account page is the one that counts. The numbers above are from the account page.
Where the app’s job ends — and mine begins
CueVue is deliberately scoped. It builds the rep, it holds the conversation, it captures the lead and it hands that lead to your tools. Three things sit either side of that, and they are what decide whether the thing makes you money:
The three handoffs
Before: the crawl gives the rep your marketing copy. Visitors ask about price, guarantees, edge cases and the objection your site never addresses — none of which is on the page it crawled.
After: the lead arrives as a transcript and a scored dossier. What gets sent back, and when, happens in your email tool.
Around: a brilliant rep on a page nobody visits is a screensaver. Traffic is your side of the deal.
My nine bonuses are built around exactly those three, and nothing overlaps with the vendor’s own bonuses — I checked theirs first so yours are all additional.
My CueVue bonus stack — 9 bonuses, $793
Three packages, one for each handoff. Everything is delivered the moment your purchase clears.
Package 1 · Before the conversation
The Knowledge Engine — $311 value
A rep is only as good as what it knows. This package fills the knowledge base with what customers actually ask, instead of what your website happens to say.
The Review Miner — Chrome ExtensionNew — pulls the real questions and objections out of a business’s own reviews, its competitors’ reviews and forum threads, then exports them as a ready-to-paste FAQ block. Your rep starts answering what people genuinely ask on day one.
10 Done-For-You Business Briefs — ten finished brand briefs (roofer, dentist, gym, salon, law firm, med spa, accountant, estate agent, restaurant, coach) with audience, fears, pricing, proof, voice rules and a NEVER-SAY list. Type one straight into the brand form and skip the blank-page problem entirely.
The Business Memory Brief Builder — an 11-block template plus one prompt that turns any URL into a finished brand brief, with two worked examples. For every business that is not one of the ten above.
Package 2 · After the lead lands
The After-The-Lead Engine — $291 value
CueVue hands you a scored lead and a transcript. These three decide what that lead is worth a week later.
The 7-Touch Follow-Up Engine — seven follow-ups across nineteen days, with five prospect segments, the one-line nudge, the price-first email and the close-out, plus deliverability rules and a tracking sheet.
The Follow-Up Vault — four complete done-for-you sequences, nineteen emails written out in full, each with its trigger tag, send timing, one job and two subject options. Includes the clicked-but-didn’t-buy sequence, which is the one most people never write.
The Page-to-List Bridge — how to bolt real lead capture onto any page: the free-gift formula, the exit-intent popup, the selling thank-you page and a five-email follow-up, with the wiring and the benchmarks to judge it by.
Package 3 · Getting people there
The Go-Live & Traffic Kit — $191 value
You need a page to embed the rep on, and you need visitors reaching it. Neither is in the box.
The Zero-Cost Deploy Kit — a real page on a real HTTPS URL in twenty minutes for $0, with the Netlify, Cloudflare and GitHub routes, custom domains and branded redirect links. If you do not have a site yet, start here.
The Capture Layer — a twenty-minute lead-magnet method, nine platform-native capture lines that will not get your accounts limited, the comment-to-DM upgrade, a provider-agnostic opt-in page and a full five-email sequence written out.
The Legal Pages Vault — GDPR/CCPA-ready privacy, terms and refund templates. Worth having on any page where a rep is recording and transcribing conversations.
$793 total value
Nine bonuses, yours with a $147 purchase through this page.
The upgrade is built for people selling this as a service to clients. So are these. If you take any upgrade in the funnel, all four are added to your delivery automatically — and these are the ones I would reach for first.
Upgrade bonus 1
The Agency Client Machine — $197 value
Twelve buying niches with the specific hook that opens each one — so you are not guessing who wants a talking rep on their site.
Six outreach scripts plus a one-page proposal and three pricing tiers with inclusions, exclusions and delivery times, so you can quote without inventing a number on the spot.
A twelve-question intake form and a monthly client report template — the two documents that turn a one-off build into something a client renews.
Upgrade bonus 2
Outside The Feed — $127 value
Fifty qualified local businesses in ninety minutes, browser only, in any country — six sources and a ninety-second qualifying pass.
How to find an actual human to email at each one, rather than a contact form that goes nowhere.
The cold-email rules by jurisdiction — CAN-SPAM, GDPR/ePrivacy, PECR, CASL and the Australian Spam Act, in plain language.
Upgrade bonus 3
The Reply Closer — $97 value
The seven replies a local-business prospect actually sends — price, legitimacy, send-info, call request, incumbent, hard no, watched-but-silent — and the exact answer to each.
A Claude Skill that reads a pasted reply, classifies which of the seven it is, and drafts the response for you.
A CAN-SPAM compliant signature block you can paste once and stop thinking about.
Upgrade bonus 4
After The Fix — $147 value
What to sell a client after the first job — care plans as the second offer clients actually choose, sourced from three industry surveys rather than opinion.
Real wholesale-versus-retail margins and how to tier them, so the recurring offer is profitable rather than just recurring.
The nine mistakes that kill a retainer in month three.
Upgrade stack total: $568. Grab any upgrade in the funnel and all four are added to your bonus delivery.
The vendor sells these five as separate products outside the launch; the bundle exists during launch only. An optional $77 checkout add-on gives you five custom avatars, and one upgrade is offered after purchase. Neither is required.
LiveRep The vendor’s name for the talking representative — a rendered animated face, not a text chatbot and not a pre-recorded video.
Brand The container holding your business details and the knowledge base. One brand can run several reps, and they all share its knowledge.
Mission The single outcome a rep works toward. The builder warns you against setting two — and it is right to.
Credits The meter for animated conversation minutes. Priced per engine; typed and audio-only conversations are free.
How to claim the bonuses
Buy CueVue through the button on this page. Any button here carries my affiliate ID — that is what links your purchase to the bonus delivery.
Check your inbox for the JVZoo receipt. Keep the receipt ID handy, it takes ten seconds.
Head to the bonus claim page and paste that receipt ID. Pick the CueVue bonus package and confirm.
Everything unlocks immediately — all nine front-end bonuses, plus the four upgrade bonuses if you took an upgrade.
For the widget, yes — it installs as one line of script before the closing body tag, and it is documented for WordPress, Shopify, GoHighLevel, Leadpages and Kajabi. There is also a link surface, which gives the rep its own page you can send people to directly. If you do not have a site at all, the Zero-Cost Deploy Kit in Package 3 gets you a real page on a real HTTPS URL in about twenty minutes for nothing.
Are the 1,000 credits monthly?
They are a one-time allowance included with the bundle, not a monthly refill. How far they stretch depends on the engine: 1,000 minutes on Standard, 200 on Premium, 40 on Platinum. Typed and audio-only conversations do not consume credits at all, which is why the placement decision matters more than the number itself.
Do I have to be on camera or record my voice?
No. The product ships with stock faces and built-in voices across three rendering engines. Uploading your own photo as a custom face is a separate paid option, and cloning your own voice needs an ElevenLabs key — neither is required to run a rep.
Where do the captured leads actually go?
Every lead saves inside CueVue with its recording, transcript and scored dossier. To get a copy anywhere else you connect a destination — Zapier, a signed webhook, Google Sheets, GoHighLevel, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Kit, Zendesk or your own SMTP. Worth doing deliberately on day one rather than leaving the field empty and forgetting to check the Leads tab.
Is there a guarantee?
Yes — 14 days, money back. JVZoo is the retailer of record, so refunds go through them.
What if I already own something similar?
Then judge it on the knowledge base and the rendering. The four-input knowledge base and the prompt-level guardrails are the parts I would compare against whatever you are running now — and use the 14 days to do exactly that.
Bottom line
CueVue does the hard part well. The crawl-to-knowledge-base step genuinely works, the guardrails are sensible, the install is one line, the integrations are real and the documentation is better than the price suggests. The engine meter is the thing to understand before you buy rather than after — and once you have, it stops being a constraint and becomes a placement decision.
Where it deliberately stops is the same place most conversation tools stop: what the rep should say that your website never told it, what happens to the lead on day three, and how anyone reaches the page at all. My nine bonuses are built for exactly those three gaps, and the four upgrade bonuses turn the whole thing into something you can sell to clients.
I will update this page in a few days once I have run a rep on a live site. Until then, everything above is what I have actually seen.
Most people never pitch a local business because they cannot tell what is wrong with the website. It is simpler than it looks. Nine checks, run on your phone, ninety seconds per business — plus the one extra question that tells you whether the owner will actually care.
Email in → PDF out — plus my private WhatsApp group, where I post what’s converting right now and the offers worth your time. Takes 10 seconds. Don’t overthink it.