I would use "Ubuntu" to replace the "NeoSans".

To replace "Fago" I would use "Aller".

They’re both designed by The Dalton Maag Font Foundrie.

The first one, "Ubuntu", is free to use and you can download it from www.google.com/fonts/.
The second one is free, but only up to 25 users, and you can download it here: www.daltonmaag.com/buyonline/sans/aller.

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@Kimberly620

From a quick visual check:

FF Fago: Adobe Source Sans Pro
Neo Sans Intel: Latin Modern Sans

Note that I didn't do a detailed comparison (didn't check letter spacing in particular); those are just what comes to my mind and seem relatively similar. If you are looking for specific font features / characteristics, please specify them.

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