One question first
Nobody fills in a form to ask whether you're in their area. They ask, or they leave. Usually they leave.
02 AI Chatbot
Most visitors leave
without asking.
A 24/7 chat agent trained on your business — not a keyword script. It answers the real question instantly, captures who's asking, and books the meeting while the visitor is still interested, instead of losing them to a contact form and a next-business-day reply.
A contact form asks for commitment before it gives an answer.
Someone lands on your site at 9pm with one question — do you cover my area, do you handle this, roughly what does it run. The only way to ask is a form with six fields and a promise to reply within one business day. Most people just close the tab, and you never learn they were there.
Out of hours
Evening browsing is when service research actually happens — and it's exactly when nobody's there to answer.
Comparison shopping
They have three tabs open. Whoever answers first usually wins, and "one business day" is not first.
How it works
One script tag,
and it knows your business.
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We train it on your business
Services, service area, pricing rules, policies, what you don't do, and the questions people actually ask you. Same intake as the receptionist — it's the difference between an assistant and an autocomplete.
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One script tag on your site
WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Webflow, hand-built — it doesn't matter. If you can paste a snippet, or hand us access, it's live.
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It answers and qualifies
Real answers to real questions, in your tone. When the visitor is a fit, it moves them toward booking rather than dead-ending in a transcript.
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It books, you get the handoff
Appointments land in your calendar with the conversation attached, so you already know what they want before you speak to them.
What's actually included
No asterisks.
Trained, not scripted
It handles a question phrased any way a real person would phrase it, not just the three variants somebody thought to write down.
Instant reply
No queue, no "we'll get back to you". The answer arrives while they still care about the question.
Lead capture
Name, contact details and intent captured in conversation, without a form standing in front of the answer.
Calendar booking
Reads your real availability and books into it. Collecting details is the fallback, not the goal.
Knows its limits
Built to hand over rather than guess. It escalates to you instead of inventing a price or a policy.
Full transcripts
Every conversation logged. The best list of what your customers don't understand about your business you'll ever get.
Questions worth asking
The ones that
decide it.
How is this different from the chat widgets I've seen before?
Older widgets match keywords against a script, which is why they collapse the moment somebody phrases a question their own way. This is trained on your actual services, pricing rules and policies, so it answers the question that was asked rather than the nearest one it recognises.
What stops it making things up?
It's scoped to what you've told it about your business, and it's built to say it doesn't know and hand over rather than guess. Inventing a price or a policy costs you far more than a slow reply ever would — that's the whole reason it's built to escalate.
Will it work on my website?
Yes. It's a small script tag, so WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, Webflow and hand-built sites all work the same way. If you can paste a snippet — or give us access to do it — you're covered.
Does it replace my contact form?
It sits alongside it. Forms work fine for people who already know what they want. Chat catches the much larger group who have one question first and will leave rather than fill in six fields to ask it.
Can it book appointments, or just collect details?
It books. It reads real availability from your calendar and puts the appointment in with the visitor's details and reason attached.
Stop losing the visitors who almost asked.
Twenty minutes. Bring your site and we'll look at where people are dropping off — and tell you honestly if chat isn't the fix.