Example: website chat
A chat on your website that answers like you would.
A small "Ask a question" button on your site. Behind it is an assistant that knows your services, areas, hours and the prices you've confirmed, and nothing else. It answers plainly, checks a suburb is covered, and takes a customer's details when they'd rather be called.
What it looks like
Customers ask like they'd text you
A real exchange on Northside Gutter Care, a made-up business we set up for demos. Asked for a rough price, it doesn't guess: it points to the instant quote, which prices the job properly.
Answers from your facts only
Services, areas, hours, how you work. Ask it something you don't do and it says so, then offers to take a message.
Handles the price question properly
"How much?" gets an honest answer: it depends on the job, and here's how to get a real price.
Takes the lead when it should
Name, number, what they need and the conversation, in one tidy email.
Every chat saved
You can read what people ask. It's the best list there is of what your website isn't telling them.
Want one on your website?
Tell us about your site and the questions customers ask most, and we'll show you how it would answer them.