A Chatbot for Website Visitors That Knows Your Business
The demo is in the corner of this page. It is the same kind of agent we would build for you — trained on real services and prices, not a decision tree of canned buttons.
A chatbot for a website answers visitors’ questions in a chat window. A useful one is trained on your actual services, prices and policies so it can answer specifics, capture the enquiry, and hand over to a person when the question needs one.
Get a chatbot built for your site
Try the widget in the corner first — that is our own agent in production, not a mock-up.
Our own website chatbot is running in the corner of this page right now. Ask it about pricing or what we build — it is the honest version of a demo.
Three Things Called a Website Chatbot
They look identical in the corner of a page and behave completely differently.
| Live chat | Button-tree bot | Custom AI chatbot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who answers | A person, when free | A script | An agent trained on your business |
| Out of hours | Nobody | The same script | Same quality as midday |
| Unscripted question | Handled well | Dead end | Answered or escalated honestly |
| Knows your prices | If the person does | Only if hard-coded | Yes, from your loaded material |
| Cost driver | Staff hours | Licence | Flat monthly fee |
| Fails when | Nobody is watching it | The visitor goes off-script | The question needs judgement |
The Demo Is Already on This Page
Most chatbot companies show you a recorded demo of a chatbot answering questions someone chose in advance. That tells you very little, because the interesting behaviour is what happens when a visitor asks something nobody planned for.
So ours is running in the corner of this page, in production, on our own site, where it is capturing real enquiries. Ask it what we charge. Ask it something we do not do. Ask it something unrelated to our business entirely, and watch what it does with that — refusing gracefully is a feature, not a gap.
What you should be checking for: does it answer with specifics or generalities? When it does not know, does it say so, or does it produce a confident-sounding sentence with nothing behind it? Does it get you to a human sensibly when the conversation deserves one? Those three behaviours separate a chatbot that helps from one that quietly annoys your visitors into leaving.
If it does something you do not like, tell us on the call. We would rather hear it from you now than build you the same behaviour.
From Your Website to a Working Agent
We read your site
Services, prices, policies and the questions your visitors already ask. That material becomes the only thing the chatbot may answer from.
You try to break it
On a staging link, before it goes near your visitors. Awkward questions are encouraged — that is what the stage is for.
One script tag, live
Paste it into your site and it appears. No redesign, no platform change, and it can be switched off just as easily.
| Good jobs for a website chatbot | Route these to a person |
|---|---|
| Do you do X, and roughly what does it cost? | Complaints and anything unhappy |
| Where are you, when are you open? | Bespoke quotes and negotiations |
| How does your process work, what happens next? | Clinical, legal or regulated advice |
| Capturing an enquiry out of hours | Anything the agent has no source for |
| Pointing visitors at the right page | Existing clients with account-specific issues |
What Our Clients Say
We had a button-based bot before. Visitors kept typing real sentences into it and getting nowhere. This one just answers them.
The enquiries it captures overnight are the ones we would simply never have had. That alone paid for it.
We Run Ours in Public
A demo you can poke
Our production chatbot is on this page. No recorded video, no scripted questions.
Sourced answers only
It answers from your loaded material or it says it will check. It does not fill gaps with plausible sentences.
Fits your current site
A script tag on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify or anything hand-built.
UK data handling
UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, ICO as regulator, retention you decide.
Which Agent Fits Which Problem
| If your problem is… | The right agent | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Visitors asking the same things on your site | Website chatbot | Tell us what they ask |
| The same questions arriving by phone | AI Receptionist | AI receptionist |
| The same questions arriving by email | Email Manager | Automated email response |
| Not enough visitors in the first place | Leads Outreach | B2B lead generation agency |
| You want advice before committing | Consultancy | AI consultancy |
| Something bespoke across your systems | Custom build | AI agency |
Website Chatbots: Common Questions
How is this different from the free chatbot widgets?
Free widgets are usually either live chat with a human behind it, or a button-based decision tree. Neither answers a question nobody scripted. An AI chatbot for website visitors reads what was actually typed and answers from the knowledge we load.
What stops it making things up about our prices?
It answers only from the material we load — your services, prices and policies. Where it has no source it says it will check and captures the enquiry instead, which is the behaviour you want on a page that sells something.
Can it act as a customer service chatbot as well as a sales one?
Yes, and support is often the bigger win. Order status, opening hours, how a process works, what to do next — a customer support chatbot handles the repetitive half and escalates the rest with the context attached.
Does it capture leads or just answer questions?
Both. Once a conversation shows real intent it collects the details you need and passes them straight to you, so a good conversation at 11pm is an enquiry in your inbox rather than a lost visitor.
Will it work on our existing website?
Almost certainly. It is a small script tag, so it drops into WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify or a hand-built site without a redesign or a migration.
What about visitor data and UK GDPR?
Conversations are processed under UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 with the ICO as regulator. You decide what is stored, for how long, and what appears in your privacy policy.
Try Ours, Then Ask for Yours
Use the chat widget in the corner of this page. If it behaves the way you would want yours to, tell us what your visitors keep asking.
Prefer email? sghaith@businessaiagents.co.uk