Why agencies use it
A service your local clients can see working
Local businesses ask their agency why website visitors aren't turning into calls. An assistant that answers visitors and emails the business each lead is something they can see working within a day.
Setup is quick. Run the demo on the client's website and an assistant exists in about a minute; putting it on the site takes a few minutes more, or one plugin upload on WordPress. Accuracy comes from the client's own website and your corrections, not from hours of writing scripts.
How it works
One account, one assistant per client
Add a client's website
Run the demo on their website from our homepage, then sign in to add it to your account.
Point alerts at the client
Each website has its own alert emails, Slack or Teams channel, booking link, calendar and webhook, so leads go to the right business and you can copy yourself in.
Tune and install
Correct its facts, add FAQs, then paste the code into the client's website or send it to their web person.
What you get
Built for running many small websites
All your clients in one place
Every website appears on one list, each with its own dashboard, knowledge, settings and leads.
One allowance across websites
Each plan covers a set number of websites: 1 on Starter, 5 on Growth and 15 on Pro. They all share the plan's monthly messages. For more than 15, talk to us about Enterprise.
Barely any branding in the chat
One small gray "Powered by" line under the message box, and nothing else of ours. The chat carries your client's name and color. $19 a month takes the line off entirely, on any plan.
The client's leads, to the client
Each website's alerts go to up to five email addresses, so the client and your account manager can both get them, and into the client's own Slack, Microsoft Teams or Google Chat channel if they use one. The webhook goes wherever you point it.
Lead source for your reports
Each lead shows the page it was asked from, the site that sent the visitor, the campaign tags on the link and whether a Google ad click started the visit. It's in the CSV download too, so you can show a client which pages and campaigns brought inquiries.
Business-type rules included
Home services, dental, legal, real estate and more come with their own rules, which matter when you're answerable to the client.
Proof for the client
Results measures each website's assistant against visitors who didn't see it. Enter what a customer is worth to the client and it shows the low end of the measured range in money, with the sum written out for them to check.
What it won't do
It isn't a full white label AI agent platform
If you need to resell it entirely under your own brand, here's what's missing today.
- No custom domain for the chat page or dashboard, and no replacing our name in the dashboard.
- No separate logins for your clients, and no team members on your account.
- No per-client billing or invoices. One subscription covers the account.
- No moving a website to a client's own account later.
- No reseller pricing or partner commission. Talk to us about volume on Enterprise.
Questions
Questions about an AI chatbot for agencies
Is it a white label chatbot?
Partly. The chat carries your client's name and color and one small gray line of ours, which $19 a month removes. There's no custom domain, client login or per-client billing yet, so it isn't a full white label platform either way.
Can I resell it to my clients?
You can run it on your clients' websites from your own account and charge for your service. There's no formal reseller program; for many clients, talk to us about Enterprise.
Which plan suits an agency?
Count your clients' websites first: Starter covers 1, Growth 5 and Pro 15, and each plan's messages are shared across its websites. Ten client websites fit Pro, where $129 a month covers up to 15 sites and 15,000 messages between them. More websites or more messages than that is an Enterprise conversation. The pricing page has every plan side by side.
Can each client get their own leads?
Yes. Each website has its own alert emails, up to five, and its own Slack, Teams or Google Chat channel, booking link, calendar and webhook.
Can I install it on client sites built with WordPress?
Yes. Our free WordPress plugin takes each client's agent ID, so there's no theme file to edit, and a theme change can't remove it. Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and hand-built sites take the one line of code instead; the setup guides have the steps for each.
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