A chat bot that reads your site and answers your customers for you
It goes through your pages, picks up services, prices and the questions people keep asking, then replies to visitors in your own words. You set it up with a mouse — almost no typing, no developer at all.
Four steps. All of it with a mouse
From a link to a working bot — no manuals, no developer, and almost no keyboard.
Give it your website address
You type the address once, and that is the last of the keyboard. No sign-up either: we show you the result first, you decide afterwards.
We read the site for you
While you make coffee, the system walks the pages — services, prices, delivery, contacts, the questions people ask — and turns them into the bot’s knowledge.
Every price is stored together with a link to the page it came from. That is the guard against invention: what is not on your site, the bot will not say.
Reading yourwebsite.com
usually 40–60 seconds
Check what we found — with tick boxes
We show everything we picked up: services, prices, answers. Happy with it — press Next. Something extra — untick it. A price to fix — click and type your own.
Missing something? Drag in a price list, a catalogue or a spreadsheet — the system reads it and adds it. Nowhere do you have to write long texts.
Try the bot yourself — then put it on the site
The bot already works. Talk to it in your dashboard the way a customer would: ask the awkward question, check the prices, watch it take a lead.
Pick the colour and the corner it sits in while you are there. Happy — copy one line onto your site. Not happy — change it and try again, as many times as you like.
You have a phone. People just don’t ring it any more
Here is an ordinary visitor on a Tuesday evening — and what a bot would have changed.
Younger customers don’t call
For anyone who grew up in messaging apps, ringing a stranger is a hurdle. They are not shy — they simply move on to someone they can write to.
First to answer wins the job
People write to three or four places at once and order from whoever replies. The bot answers in seconds while you are driving or on site.
It closes, it doesn’t just answer
It answers the question and immediately offers the visit, the quote, the booking. It does not wait for the customer to think of leaving a number.
It catches the awkward questions
“Is it really in stock?”, “what if it doesn’t fit?” — nobody rings for that, but everyone will type it. Orders are built out of exactly those small things.
It helps you in search
Someone who talks to the bot stays longer and bounces less. Search engines read that as a useful page — behaviour is an open ranking factor for Yandex and part of the quality picture for Google.
It keeps foreign visitors
Someone writes in Polish or German and normally just leaves. The bot answers in their language and takes their contact details.
Let’s take one answer apart
This is an ordinary reply from your bot. There are four things in it that ordinary bots don’t have.
The price is taken from your page. If a figure isn’t in the data, the bot says so plainly instead of inventing one.
The customer sees where the answer came from and can check it. You see which page is due an update.
Not “please go to our contact page”. A ready form right here, with what they want already written in from the conversation — they only add a name and a number.
The bot has no idea what your week looks like, so it never names a date and never promises a slot. It says you will look and come back — and passes over the whole conversation.
It understands any language
Someone writes in a language that isn’t yours — the bot still understands and answers in theirs, from your data. Nothing to set up.
Leads land in Telegram
The lead is in Telegram the same second. Not a messaging person? We send a digest to your inbox every few hours.
It works at night
Enquiries at three in the morning are normal. The bot answers while you sleep.
Every conversation is there
Chat history sits in your dashboard, sorted by day. You can see what people asked yesterday and where they dropped off.
It gets smarter, if you let it
Once a week it goes through the conversations, finds where it answered badly and writes itself new instructions. Off until you switch it on.
It refreshes on your command
Changed your prices? Press Refresh. We re-read the pages, show you what moved and offer to save it. You can let the bot edit its own instructions instead.
The bot reads its own conversations and brings you conclusions
Turn the analysis on and once a week it works out what people asked about, what they didn’t find and what to do about it.
Not in the bot — on the site itself. People keep asking for things that aren’t there.
Ready-made wording taken from your own conversations. Tick the ones you want.
Move the slider — we’ll show you your plan
You pay by the month, not by the answer. Five days free, no card.
How many messages a month?
A message is one question from a visitor and the answer to it. We count messages, not chats: one person writes twice, another forty times.
- 1 bot on one site
- Leads to Telegram and email
- Chat history and the weekly report
Written by people, not run through a translator
Every language version of the site and the dashboard is written from scratch by someone who thinks in that language. Not a translation of the English — a separate text, with its own examples and its own arguments.
Easy to check: open the Polish version and show it to a Pole. Our competitors run their site in English only — they translate the bot, not themselves.
You never set the bot’s language. It looks at what language the page it sits on is in, and speaks that — labels and answers alike. On yoursite.com/ru/ it speaks Russian, on an English page it speaks English. In the settings this is “Auto”, and there is usually nothing to change.
Ask — we answer the way the bot does
See what the bot finds on your site
The scan is free and commits you to nothing: you get to see your own services, prices and questions even if you never install anything.