Not a decision tree you spend a fortnight wiring up. The AI reads your site, builds the bot, and it goes live. It answers from your own docs, takes a voice call if the visitor would rather talk, and puts whoever it captures straight into your CRM.
Free to start · No credit card required · No build project
Illustrative, not real customer data.
Oneclick
The AI reads your website and configures the bot. You are not building a flow chart.
Textand voice
The visitor types, or talks. Same agent, same knowledge, same record either way.
Fromyour docs
Answers are grounded in what you published, not improvised from general knowledge.
Intothe CRM
A captured lead becomes a contact with the transcript attached and a campaign already firing.
The reason most website AI never ships is that it is a project. This is a configuration step, and the expensive part is already done by the time you look at it.
Your site becomes the knowledge base: product pages, docs, pricing, help articles. No one has to write a training corpus by hand.
Greeting, tone and the answers it can give are generated from your site and your inputs, then yours to edit rather than yours to author from nothing.
Paste it in, restrict which domains may run it, and it is live. No engineering sprint and no design work.
Streamed replies, file uploads, help articles surfaced inline, and a voice call if the visitor would rather speak than type.
Contact details captured in conversation create a CRM record, trigger the right nurture campaign, and queue anyone worth a call.
A bot that answers wrong on your pricing page is worse than no bot. These are the controls that keep it honest.
Point the AI at your site, paste one snippet, and the next visitor with a question gets an answer instead of a contact form.
Put it on your siteFree to start · No credit card required
The bot itself is generated from your website, so the configuration is minutes rather than a project. The work that remains is reviewing what it will say and pasting a snippet into your site. There is no flow builder to wire up and no engineering ticket.
Both, in the same widget. A visitor can type, or start a voice conversation if they would rather talk. Same agent, same knowledge, and the conversation lands on the same contact record either way.
It answers from a knowledge base you control, built from your site and editable, with staged publishing so changes are reviewed before they are live. Visitors can rate answers as helpful or not, which is how you find the gaps rather than discovering them from a lost deal.
Scope. The chatbot answers questions, captures the lead and routes it. The AI Sales Engineer runs an actual demo: a spoken conversation with a slide deck written for the visiting company, doing discovery before it presents. Most teams start with the chatbot and add the sales engineer on the pages where a demo is the point.
Straight into the CRM as a contact, with the transcript, the pages they viewed and their UTM source attached, and the appropriate nurture campaign already running. Anyone worth a phone call is ranked by intent in the dialer queue. Nothing waits for a human to copy it across.