Answers your customers
at two in the morning.
A chat widget on your website that answers from your own prices, hours and treatment list, books the appointment, and hands over to a person the moment it should.
What it knows about your business
Four things it does, working.
This is the real Chat app. Pick a tab and use it.
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Every answer comes from this business's own profile. It is not looking anything up on the internet.
Colour
Position
Greeting
You never re-paste the code. The widget asks us how it should look every time your page loads.
Needs a person is its own queue, separate from unread. On the AI tier most conversations never want a human, so unread would stop meaning act on this.
A chat that knows the business, not just how to chat.
Your treatments, prices and page content are re-read on a schedule, so a service you added last month is one it already knows about. Most chatbots know whatever was typed in at setup and nothing since.
No regulated advice, no guessed prices, no promises about results, and no training note can override those. Tested against pregnancy questions, blood thinners and people trying to talk it into things.
It checks your real availability and creates the appointment. An invented time cannot become a booking, because the slot is recomputed and refused if it is not genuinely free.
A name and either an email or a phone number before the conversation starts, so a chat is never an anonymous transcript. Returning customers are matched to the record they already have.
Somebody who starts on their phone gets a link by email to carry on later. It is a single-use link with a short life, never a case of typing an address and seeing somebody else's history.
Around 0.7 cents per conversation at what it actually uses. The risk with AI chat is abuse volume, not the unit price, so there are caps per conversation and per month that you never notice and a scraper does.
Chat, answered.
It answers. It has your treatment list, your prices, your hours, your locations and a summary of every page on your site, so it can hold a real conversation about what you do. Collecting the email happens before the chat starts, so nothing is lost either way.
Rules in the code rather than instructions to the model. It quotes only prices that exist in your list, refuses regulated advice outright, and cannot book a time that is not genuinely free. Your own training notes can shape its tone but cannot switch those off.
Yes, for anything that does not need a deposit. It checks your real availability, creates the appointment, sends the confirmation and schedules the reminders. Anything with a deposit hands over, because that needs a checkout the customer completes.
It keeps answering, and tells people when somebody will be back in your own words. Hours live on the widget rather than the business profile, because when you answer chat is a different question from when the doors are open.
Any conversation can be picked up from the inbox, and it moves into a separate Needs a person queue rather than sitting in unread. Whoever it is assigned to gets alerted through whichever channels they chose.
Colours, launcher, logo, greeting, position and the pop-up message are all yours. Change any of them in the dashboard and your live site updates on the next page load, without re-pasting the code.
It degrades to an ordinary chat that your team answers. Every failure is a handoff rather than an error, so a visitor never sees something broken, they just get a person instead.
One snippet, once. If we built your site it is already there. The snippet carries nothing but an identifier, which is why every setting you change afterwards works without touching it again.
Roughly a cent per conversation. The controls that matter are the caps on message length, messages per conversation, new conversations per visitor per hour and total conversations per month, all of which bound abuse rather than normal use.
Ask it something hard, on the call.
Book a call and we will point it at your own website, then you can try to catch it out. Most people go straight for prices and something clinical. Month to month, and nothing to sign.
