Trained on your site
Answers come from your content, not from a generic model guessing.
An on-site assistant that answers from your own content.
Generic chatbots frustrate people. Ours is trained on your actual pages, pricing and policies, so it answers real questions accurately — and hands off to a human at the point where a human is genuinely needed.
Answers come from your content, not from a generic model guessing.
Collects contact details naturally in conversation rather than through an interruption popup.
Knows what it does not know, and passes those conversations on.
Covers the evenings and weekends when your competitors' forms go unanswered.
The default version of this — a widget that pops up after ten seconds asking whether you need help, then answers everything with a link to the contact page — is worse than no chat at all. It interrupts, it cannot answer, and it teaches the visitor that your site is not going to help them.
A chat assistant is only worth having if it is trained on your actual content: your services, your prices where you publish them, your service area, your process. Then it answers the question the visitor arrived with, at the moment they have it, instead of asking them to fill in a form and wait.
The value is not deflection or saving staff time. It is that a proportion of visitors have exactly one question standing between them and an enquiry — do you cover my area, do you do this specific thing, roughly what does it cost — and they will leave rather than ask it.
It also produces something useful even when it does not convert: a log of what people actually ask. That is the most honest content brief you will ever get, because it is written by buyers rather than guessed at by marketers.
Constrained properly, it declines rather than guesses. An assistant that invents a price or a service area does real damage, so it is set up to say it does not know and offer a handover instead.
No. It sits alongside it. Some people want to type a question; others want to fill in a form and get on with their day.
It hands off — to a form, a phone number, or a human, depending on how you want it set up. The failure mode to avoid is a dead end.
It is constrained to your own content and instructed to hand off rather than speculate. We test it against real questions before launch.
Straight to your inbox or CRM, with the full conversation attached so you have context.
Yes, all of them. It is a useful source of insight into what customers are actually confused about.
A read-only audit of your search visibility. No pitch deck, no contract — the numbers, and what we'd fix first. Takes us about a day.
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