Your website chatbot.
Always on.
Always converting.

Yes, from the Pro tier up. Appointment booking writes straight into Google Calendar, Cal.com or Acuity, and PayFast payment happens inside the chat so the customer never leaves the conversation.

It says so and hands over to a human, rather than inventing something. We train it not to guess on purpose — a confident wrong answer about your stock, your hours or your prices costs you more than an honest handover.

Yes. Consent prompts, opt-out handling, retention windows and audit logs are built in rather than bolted on, and we build against the POPIA framework. Your chatbot is trained only on your business — your data is never pooled with another client and never sold.

ChatGPT does not know your prices, your stock, your delivery areas or your calendar, and it will invent them confidently. We train the model on your actual content, connect it to your calendar, CRM and PayFast, hold it to your tone and give you a dashboard to correct it from your phone. You are buying the trained, connected, monitored version.

No. We handle training, deployment, integrations and hosting. You supply your business info, review it and approve. After that, updates happen from your phone.

Yes, from your own dashboard, on any phone. The tone, the answers, the business hours, the escalation rules and the numbers are all yours to edit, and a change is live immediately. You are never waiting on us for a copy tweak.

Yes — a 7-day free trial, 50 messages, no card required. One free trial per business. It is trained on your real website content, so you are testing the actual thing.

No. We deploy fully remotely from our Vanderbijlpark base, so a chatbot for a business in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Durban or Pretoria goes live exactly as fast as one down the road. We serve every city and town in South Africa.

A bad one will. The two things that make people hate chatbots are being trapped in a loop and being answered confidently with something wrong — so ours is built not to do either. It answers from your own content rather than guessing, and when it is not confident it says so and offers a person instead of inventing an answer. It does not pop open over the page and interrupt somebody who is reading; it waits to be opened. If a visitor asks for a human at any point, they get one.

The bot hands over rather than blocking. It alerts your team, tells the customer a person is coming, and passes the whole conversation across so nobody has to repeat themselves — which is the single most common complaint about handovers everywhere else. You choose how the alert reaches you and which questions trigger a handover automatically, from your dashboard. Outside your business hours it takes the message and the contact details so the lead is not lost.

Yes. It runs on our servers, not on the power at your office, so your chatbot keeps answering while your building is dark. The one thing it cannot survive is your own website going down — if your site is unreachable, the widget has nowhere to load. That is worth checking with whoever hosts you, because a chatbot that answers through a blackout is one of the few genuinely South African reasons to have one at all.

A website chatbot catches the person who is already on your site, comparing you against two other tabs, and it answers them before they close one. That is the moment with the most intent in it. We do not sell a WhatsApp chatbot — that product was discontinued — so if WhatsApp is genuinely where your customers start, we would tell you so rather than sell you the wrong thing. WhatsApp is still available as a channel a client connects themselves — their own WhatsApp Business number, wired into our integrations for outbound notifications and for handing a live chat to a person. It is not something we answer on your behalf.

Neither one needs you to touch code. On WordPress you install our plugin from your dashboard and enter a six-character pairing code. On Wix you open our Wix app, paste your site key and press Activate — nothing is pasted into the site itself. On any other platform it is one line of script before the closing body tag, and the dashboard shows you exactly where it goes for the platform you are on, because it checks what your site is built with. If somebody else manages your website, the dashboard will email them the line and the twenty-second instructions.