The investor version

Operating now

NetShow runs live at app.netshow.ai.

AI employees. The ladder is on sale: Front Desk starts at $699 a month, then Specialist, Team and Enterprise (Enterprise from $9,999 a month); the exact price is set in writing after a build call.

Voice. Visitors talk to Mrs. NetShow by voice.

Looks. She has a Look menu of eight, from ASCII to 3D.

Presentation mode. One address, /alive/mrs-netshow/present, puts her on a TV or kiosk screen.

Harness. An owner can plug their own agent into NetShow’s face and voice. That can be Claude Code, Codex, n8n, OpenClaw or a command-line agent.

Open standards. NetShow runs its own MCP server, so other agents and tools can call ours, and publishes an A2A agent card that follows the A2A standard.

Business sites. 1,151 business sites are built.

Why now

Four things arrived in the last two years:

1. Realtime voice from the frontier models is fast enough to feel like talking to someone. OpenAI’s Realtime API became generally available in August 2025. (developers.openai.com)

2. Open agent standards are here: Anthropic published MCP in November 2024, Google announced A2A in April 2025, and A2A moved to the Linux Foundation in June 2025. (anthropic.com, developers.googleblog.com, linuxfoundation.org)

3. Robot bodies with open software are here. An open-source desk robot, announced in July 2025, runs apps that are web pages driving the robot from a browser, the same way our agents already run. (huggingface.co/blog, huggingface.co/docs)

4. Transparency law. The EU AI Act’s rules on disclosing AI to people apply from August 2026, and California’s companion-chatbot law was signed in October 2025. Both reward whoever builds AI labels and consent in from day one. (artificialintelligenceact.eu, leginfo.legislature.ca.gov)

What is unique

Of the 13 vendors we read on 2026-09-25, several put a real-time talking face on a business’s own site and several phone agents greet callers, but none of their own pages says one character carries the same face and voice across web, phone and screen.

Our character is one portable file that remembers you. NEXT: that file will carry proof of consent for every face and voice it wears. We have a written, frozen rule for bodies that refuses any raw motor command. And we are not tied to any single model maker. We own the character, the memory and the consent. We rent the bodies.

Read from each vendor’s own pages on the date shown. Every filled cell is a short quote from that vendor’s page; an empty cell means the page we read does not say it, not that the vendor lacks it.

What we don’t claim yet

We have no robot in the field. The 1,151 business sites are built, but each is still greeted by Mrs. NetShow, and giving each business its own agent is the next step. We have zero paying customers today; we are opening the first builds now.

Talk with us

This page stays open at the address in the code on the first slide.

NetShow (949) 828-2040 support@netshow.ai Laguna Niguel, Orange County, California, USA