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A chatbot for your business: answers customers even when you're closed

FAQ bot, booking bot, an AI consultant trained on your documents, a voice agent. From $700, the code and the token are yours.

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which bot you need

The three most common

FAQ bot

Button-based answers to routine questions: delivery, returns, address, hours. Cheap, fast, takes 80% of the load off support.

Booking bot

Slots, reminders, rescheduling, waitlist. Fewer calls for you, fewer no-shows from clients.

AI consultant on your documents

The flagship. Learns your price lists, catalogs and policies, answers like your best manager and shows the source of every answer.

how it works
01

You tell me how things run today: who answers customers, where they write, what they ask most often.

02

I build the bot, run it on the server, connect it to your booking and payments.

03

I hand over a simple manual on where to see the leads. For thirty days after launch I fix things for free.

what can be connected

The base build is a bot with your scenario. Beyond that, pick from the list or bring your own case.

TelegramWhatsAppWidget on your sitePaymentsCalendar bookingCRM integrationVoice messagesBroadcastsHandover to a humanMultilingual
what usually goes unsaid

The code, the token and the manual are yours

Decide to move to someone else and any Python developer picks it up in a day. You are not tied to me by anything.

30 days to check features and bugs

If something breaks after launch, I fix it. I will not explain to you why it is supposed to be that way.

Discuss your project

Describe what you need — I answer myself, usually within an hour.

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what it costs
from $700

A FAQ bot or a booking bot starts at $700, an AI agent trained on your documents at $2,250, a voice agent at $2,500, a Mini App at $1,190. A simple bot takes 3–7 days, a medium one 10–18 days, a complex one 3–5 weeks. I give the exact number after a free review, once it is clear what you actually need. You can put a rough estimate together right here, in the Pricing block.

Every type of bot

Thirty-three types described in plain words: what it does and what you get out of it. Open the catalog.

frequently asked
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
A FAQ bot or a booking bot starts at $700, an AI agent trained on your documents at $2,250, a voice agent at $2,500, a Mini App at $1,190. A simple bot takes 3–7 days, a medium one 10–18 days, a complex one 3–5 weeks. I give the exact number after a free review, once it is clear what you actually need. You can put a rough estimate together right here, in the Pricing block.
I know nothing about this. How is it going to work?
You don't need to know. You tell me how things run now: who answers your customers, where they write, what they ask most. Then I build it, launch it on your server, connect your booking and payments and hand you a plain manual: where to see the leads and what to press if something goes wrong. From you I need a price list and answers to the common questions, the rest is my job.
What if the bot tells my customer something wrong?
It answers only from your documents and shows where it took the answer from. If it isn't sure, it calls a human instead of making things up. For the first thirty days you read the real conversations and we tune whatever is off.
Who maintains the bot after launch, are there monthly payments?
For thirty days after launch I fix things free, it is included in the price: the bot gets tuned on live conversations. After that it depends on what we built. On a simple bot, FAQ or booking, you really do owe me nothing: there is nothing to break, and the only running cost is the server, 5–15 dollars a month. On an AI agent or a voice agent support is always needed — there is a live model, prompts and answer quality to keep up. It is priced in the calculator as a separate line, together with per-minute conversations.