Your face. Your voice. Your material.

An AI clone people can talk to.

SoulLite can build a conversational 3D avatar using your likeness and a cloned voice, then put it on your website. Visitors ask questions; the avatar responds using the material and boundaries you approve.

What is a conversational AI clone?

An AI clone is a digital representation that combines a person’s likeness, a voice and a configured way of responding. In SoulLite, it is a 3D website avatar that answers visitor questions in real time. It is not the person, a copy of their mind, or a recording of them answering every possible question.

Three parts make it feel like yours

The likeness

A custom 3D face gives the avatar your visual identity. You provide suitable reference material and review the model in a private preview. A library face is also available if the experience matters more than reproducing your appearance.

The voice

Choose a library voice or add voice cloning. Use your own voice, or a voice you have permission to use. Review the result by listening to unscripted answers, not just one carefully chosen line.

The conversation

The studio works from your bio, services, FAQ and approved links. Tone, scope and the next step are designed together. The avatar should be clear that it is your digital representation and offer a way to contact a person.

What does an AI clone cost?

Face and voice customization are separate one-time additions to any SoulLite plan. These examples use the starting Studio plan; the first month of running is included in setup.

Studio setup options in USD
OptionOne-time setup
Library face and voice$490
Your likeness + library voice$1,390
Library face + your cloned voice$790
Your likeness and cloned voice$1,690

After the included first month, Studio starts at $99/month with 500 conversation minutes. Extra minutes are $0.29 each. Review the full plan comparison and payment terms before choosing a build.

Where a personal avatar is useful

A founder can explain the company’s work when visitors arrive outside working hours. A consultant can introduce their approach and answer common fit questions. A creator can make an introduction more interactive. These are possible applications, not promises of more sales or a substitute for a real conversation when personal judgment matters.

Start with a narrow job: explain what you do, answer a recurring set of questions and direct a visitor to a relevant page or your contact details. See the business use-case examples for ways to define that job.

How the build works

  1. Send the material the avatar should know and discuss the face and voice options.
  2. Agree on the questions it should answer, the topics it should avoid and how it should hand visitors to you.
  3. Review the model and try conversations on a private preview link. Check unfamiliar questions as well as easy ones.
  4. Approve the preview, then launch on your domain. The remaining setup payment is due after approval.

Can the clone answer everything about me?

No. It should work from the material you approve. It does not automatically know your private conversations, current calendar or changing business decisions. AI responses can be wrong, so use a clear scope, keep the material current and test how it handles uncertainty.

Can I see one before commissioning mine?

Yes. Talk to Akshat’s digital avatar or browse all four public demos. Compare the experience with what you want your own visitors to do.

Hear the difference

Try an actual conversation.

Ask a question, follow up, and decide whether a conversational avatar belongs on your website.

Talk to it now Book