AI Agent
The chat on your website, answering like your best salesperson.
Automated flows for the predictable questions, or a real AI agent that understands, qualifies and books — living on your own site. This isn't a mockup: scroll down and talk to three live agents yourself.
Two ways to do it
Not every business needs conversational AI.
If your questions repeat, automation solves it cheaper. If the conversation changes with every customer, that's where AI earns its cost.
Preloaded flows
A menu-style flow of questions and preset answers. Predictable by design.
- Menu-style flow: the customer picks from preset options
- Answers are identical every time, nothing improvised
- No AI: it answers what's in the tree and hands off the rest
- Fast to set up, with no per-message model cost
Ideal for
A real agent
Runs on Claude. Understands natural language and holds context through the whole conversation.
- Claude engine: understands natural language, keeps context
- Qualifies leads, books appointments, drafts preliminary quotes
- Adapts to your business: real estate, health, services, whatever it is
- Escalates to a human when it should
Ideal for
Automated
This is what a fixed flow looks like.
A decision tree with preset answers. Try it below — then compare it to the AI agents further down.
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Fixed flows can have several levels, but every branch is still a preset answer — it doesn't understand variations of the question.
Fixed flow
Preset options only — there's no text field, by design.
Conversational AILive demo
Try it yourself.
Three agents, same engine, different context. Pick an industry and talk to it like a customer would — ask about prices, availability, whatever you want.
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Put it to the test — ask it anything
Fictional businesses. Real AI, running live.
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Integrations
It connects to what you already use.
Both tiers connect to the same tools. What separates them isn't what can be shared — it's how smart the agent is about deciding when to share it.
Calendars
Book appointments straight from the conversation.
Payments
Share a payment link without leaving the chat.
Content
Send catalogs, photos or spec sheets instantly.
In the automated flow, each of these fires from a fixed button. With Conversational AI, the agent decides which one to send based on what the customer asks — and checks real availability, not a simulated schedule.
Pricing
Every implementation is different.
The price depends on message volume, the integrations you need (CRM, calendar, catalog) and how far the agent gets customized to your business. We quote after understanding those three.
Custom quote
Scoped by message volume, integrations and level of customization.
Request your quoteFAQ
Before you decide.
Automated answers from a fixed menu: if the question is in the tree it replies, if not it hands off to a person. Conversational AI understands what the customer writes even when it isn't scripted, holds context across the whole conversation, and can qualify, book or quote. If your questions repeat, automated is cheaper. If every conversation is different, that's where AI earns its cost.
Yes, and it's a common path. Starting with fixed flows lets you see what people actually ask over a few weeks. Those real conversations are exactly the material used later to shape the AI agent's context, so the initial work isn't wasted.
It's instructed not to make things up. When the information isn't in its context it says so and offers to hand the conversation to someone on your team, instead of improvising an answer that costs you an upset customer later. That rule isn't optional for the agent.
A simple automated flow can be running within days. An AI agent takes longer, because most of that time isn't technical: it's gathering your real information (services, pricing, policies, how you talk to customers) and tuning the agent until it sounds like your business. The bottleneck is almost always that information, not the development.
Yes. It's a widget that goes in through a code snippet, so it works the same on WordPress, Shopify, Wix or a custom build. There's no rebuilding your site and no platform migration: the snippet goes in and the agent shows up. If someone else maintains your site, handing them that snippet is usually all it takes.
Conversations live in infrastructure defined with you, and access belongs to your team plus ours for support. Service keys live server-side only, never in the visitor's browser. If you handle sensitive data, as in healthcare, that changes the design from the start and needs to be discussed before quoting, not after.
It can book, and it's one of the highest-return uses. It requires connecting it to your calendar or scheduling system, and that integration is one of the things that determines final pricing. In this page's demo the scheduling is simulated, so you can see the flow without connecting anything.
What we know
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