Watch it happen

They ask about delivery dates.A person joins when it matters.

The chat sits on your site. The bot answers first. An agent steps in the moment a person is needed — one license for the company, not a fee per click.

  1. 01They ask

    On the page they are already on.

  2. 02Bot first

    Routine questions never reach your team.

  3. 03A person

    Joins with the conversation already there.

What you get

The bot. The desk. The record.

  • A shopper checking a reply on their phone while holding a coat
    A bot that knows your product.

    It answers from what you sell and the rules you write. When it needs a live fact — stock, an order, a booking — it asks your app. It does not invent one.

  • Two colleagues at a desk as one person takes over a conversation
    A person when the question gets specific.

    The bot handles the routine. When someone should take over, the conversation moves to your team — with everything the bot already knew.

  • Someone reviewing the week on a large screen
    Every conversation stays on file.

    Bot chats and live chats are stored together. Open the weekly report: who waited, who joined, what closed.

Who it is for

If they already have a site, they already have a place to ask.

An operator at her desk in daylight, ready when a visitor needs a person

The license

One company. One license. Not a fee on every click.

Some tools charge more as traffic grows. You pay for the company that runs the chat — the widget, the team, and the bot — not for each visitor who opens it.

See plans

Before a demo

What teams ask first.

How does the chat get on our site?

A short script on the pages that should offer help. Visitors do not install anything. Notes for developers.

What is the bot allowed to say?

You write the rules. You choose which tools it may use. You tell it when to stay quiet, and you try a change before customers see it. How the AI is governed.

When does a person take over?

When a human is needed — not for every “what time are you open.” The conversation is waiting, with what the bot already knew. Your team.

Do we pay per visitor?

No. The license is for the company, with a start and an end date. Traffic can rise without the chat becoming a surprise invoice. Plans.

See it with your own customers.

The chat, the team, and the AI — licensed to the company, not per visitor.

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