You approve the answers
Your hours, services, prices, policies, and service area go on one sheet, along with the questions customers ask most. You sign off on all of it.
Looking for Justin Mabee Design? We rebranded to Arc & Atlas! Visit our web design studio I’ll put an assistant on your website that answers from a sheet you approve, sends people to book, and passes anything tricky to you. I set it up once, then keep it current each month.
A visitor asks about your hours, prices, or services and gets an answer in two or three sentences. If they want an appointment or a quote, the reply includes your booking link.
If the answer isn’t on your sheet, it doesn’t guess. It tells the person it’ll pass the question along, and a short form sends it to you by email.
These businesses are made up, and so are their numbers. They show how the assistant would work on a real site. Yours would use your colors and your answers.
A customer asks about Saturday rates and gets the price from the sheet. When they ask for a visit, the reply includes the booking link.
A patient asks for advice about a crown. The assistant doesn’t give any. It offers the office number and sends a message to the team.
The same assistant works on a phone. Here it explains the cancellation policy, then offers a consultation.
Every Monday, you get an email with how many people asked, what they asked most, and what it couldn’t answer. Anything new goes on the sheet once you approve it.
Most of these can answer a customer’s question. The difference is who writes the answers, checks them, and keeps them current.
Chatbase is $40 to $150 a month, plus $99 a month to remove its branding. Tidio starts at $24.17 a month, plus $32.50 a month for 50 AI conversations.
Set it up, check its answers, and update it whenever your prices, hours, or policies change.
I write the answer sheet with you, test it, and update it every month.
$0.99 per resolved question, plus a 50-question monthly minimum or a $19-a-seat help desk.
Connect or run a help desk, write the support content, and pay more as questions go up.
There’s no help desk to run and no charge per question.
From $300 a month for 30 calls, then $11.50 for each extra call.
Keep their script current. Real people are better for hard phone calls, and this doesn’t replace them.
It answers website questions at any hour and sends the tricky ones to you.
Free if you write it yourself.
Keep the page current, and answer the emails from people who didn’t read it.
People ask in their own words and get one short answer. You see what they asked every Monday.
One setup fee and one monthly fee. Ask me for a quote.
Approve the answers, and reply to the questions it passes to you.
When something changes, you tell me and I update it.
Prices are from each company’s pricing page in November 2026 and can change. Chatbase’s price is billed monthly.
A wrong price or wrong hours would cost you money and trust. These are the checks that guard against that.
Your hours, services, prices, policies, and service area go on one sheet, along with the questions customers ask most. You sign off on all of it.
For the first two weeks, you get a copy of every chat and can flag anything that’s wrong.
It says so in its first message and any time someone asks. It never asks for card numbers, passwords, or ID numbers.
Anyone can ask for a person. Complaints, refunds, and health, legal, or safety questions go straight to you.
Tell me what customers keep asking. I’ll write back with what it would take and what it would cost.
I read every email myself, and I’ll get back to you directly.
Sent
Your note is in my inbox. I’ll read it properly and write back.