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AI Website Assistant

A chat that doesn't pretend to be human, but helps the user to the right next step.

The website assistant answers from a knowledge base, asks follow-up questions, and prepares the lead for your team.

  • FAQ from a knowledge base
  • Lead qualification
  • Fallback to a human
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This is a proof display. The real integration is done with your content and rules.

Demo conversationDEMO
I need a website and an AI chat, but I'm not sure what to do first.
First I'd check the goal. Do you want more inquiries, fewer repetitive questions, or faster follow-up?
Most of all I want better inquiries.
Then the chat should ask about the service, timeline, budget range, and contact before sending it to the team.
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Why chat

An ordinary contact form often doesn't know enough.

A good assistant doesn't replace sales. It prepares a better conversation.

Sometimes a buyer needs to be guided and handed the information that makes the conversation easier — instead of an employee, or whoever answers the forms, losing time on repetitive inquiries.

  • Asks follow-up questions
  • Explains the services
  • Reduces repeating FAQ answers
  • Collects structured data
  • Suggests the next step
  • Recognizes when a human is needed

Comparison

Contact form, ordinary chatbot, or AI assistant?

The difference is in context and usefulness.

CriterionContact formOrdinary chatbotAI Website Assistant
ContextLowLimitedStructured
FAQDoesn't answerScriptsKnowledge base
Lead qualityDepends on the userMediumMore information
FallbackEmailOften unclearA human when needed

Capabilities

What the Website Assistant can do

The scope depends on the content and rules.

01

Answers from a knowledge base

Uses your services, FAQ, and rules.

02

Lead qualification

Asks the right questions before contacting.

03

Service recommendation

Guides the user toward the relevant choice.

04

Conversation summary

Sends the team context, not just an email.

05

Integrations

Can connect with email, a CRM, or a spreadsheet.

06

Fallback

When it's unsure, it redirects to a human.

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Integration

How it's set up

First the knowledge, then the logic, and only then the interface.

01

Knowledge base

We gather services, FAQ, rules, and limitations.

02

Chat logic

We define the questions, fallback, and the goal of the conversation.

03

Integrations

We connect email, a CRM, or another tool if needed.

04

Testing

We check real scenarios.

05

Launch

Publication and conversation monitoring.

Fit

Who it's ideal for

It works best on websites where users have a lot of questions before deciding.

Good fit

  • Services with multiple options
  • Booking and inquiries
  • B2B leads
  • Frequent questions
  • Sales that need context
  • Customer support

Poor fit

  • A simple page with a single CTA
  • No knowledge base
  • All answers depend on the owner's judgment
  • No plan for tracking conversations
  • The chat would only bother the user

Examples

Where chat helps fastest

The initial use case should be clear.

Web studioQualifying the project type and timeline.
SalonInquiries, appointments, and common questions.
ClinicInformative answers and guidance, without medical decisions.
B2B serviceCollecting context before the sales call.
CoursesChoosing a program and enrolling.
TourismFAQ, availability, and the next step.

FAQ

Questions about the chat

Chat is a tool, not magic.

No. It must have a clear knowledge base and fallback rules.

The goal of the implementation is to reduce that risk through content, limitations, and testing.

Yes, if we define that within the integration scope.

The Website Assistant only makes sense once it knows your process.

Let's start with the AI Audit and define what the chat really needs to do.

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