Copy a few lines of HTML and a working, no-signup CerebroEcho demo shows up right on your blog or newsletter page. A visitor types or speaks a real sales objection or interview question and gets back a real, AI-coached answer, without ever leaving your site. It's free, there's nothing to install, and there's no revenue share to use it.
Pick a size, copy the snippet, paste it into your page's HTML.
allow="microphone" attribute matters. It's already in the generated snippet, keep it if you're editing the code by hand, or the voice input inside the widget won't be able to ask for mic access. If a visitor's browser still blocks it (some do, for any cross-site iframe), the widget keeps working by typing instead of speaking.
The embed is the same anonymous, no-signup demo that live visitors to CerebroEcho's own site get: pick a scenario (sales, interview, negotiation, customer service), type or speak a real line someone might say to you, and get a real AI-coached response back in text and voice. Usage is capped per device on our end, so it stays fair for everyone sharing your page.
Yes. There is no cost to embed the widget and no revenue share required to use it. It is a standard iframe embed, the same pattern used by tools like Calendly or YouTube.
No. Visitors can type or speak a question directly in the embed with no account and no email required. Usage is capped per device server-side to keep it fair for everyone.
It should, as long as your iframe tag includes allow="microphone" (the generated snippet above already includes it). Some browsers still block microphone access inside a cross-site iframe regardless, if that happens, the widget still works fully by typing instead of speaking.
No. The embed is explicitly framed as prep and practice on your own time, the same as the rest of CerebroEcho's positioning. It is not marketed or designed as a live, in-the-moment assistant during someone else's assessed call.