Hours, prices, parties, "do you take walk-ins," "are you hiring" — answered on your website at 2 AM, in whatever language the customer writes in. It only answers from the information you give it, and every question it can't answer lands on a list for you. I built one for my own business first; it's handled hundreds of conversations.
A chatbot you can't see into is a liability. Mine keeps three views, and they're what make it better every month — and what tells you things about your customers you didn't know.

Newest first, with the customer's question and exactly what the bot said. You'll find out what people actually ask about your business — ours was "are you open Mondays" more than anything.
Read it like a text thread
Anything it couldn't answer goes on a list. You add the answer, check it off, and it never misses that question again. Ours: "is there a vending machine," "how do I check a reservation." 15 of 17 handled.
The bot gets smarter, you do the checking off
Sessions, unique visitors, full conversations, month by month. Proof it's earning its $49, and a clean read on when your customers are planning.
453 sessions · 301 visitors · 392 conversationsHours, prices, packages, policies, directions, hiring — whatever you give it, including things that aren't on your website. If it isn't in there, it says so and points to you. No inventing.
Replies in the language the customer writes in. Mine offers Spanish and Portuguese up front and handles most others without setup.
Links the right page at the right moment — the party form, the schedule, the application — and can take a name and number for you to call back.
Your colors, your greeting, your quick-reply buttons. Sits in the corner of every page and doesn't get in the way.
WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, GoDaddy — if you can paste one line, it's installed. No plugin, no app.
Runs on accounts in your name for a few dollars a month in AI usage. Change website builders, keep the bot. No per-seat software fee.
Open rollerkingdom.com, click Ask RKbot in the bottom corner, and ask it something hard — a party for 30 kids on a Sunday, whether it's cheaper to rent the rink or buy the lunch deal, or ask in Spanish. Then imagine the same thing answering for your business.
What you'll notice: it asks which location you mean, it links the exact page, and when it doesn't know, it says so and gives you the email — and that question shows up on my list the same day.

Your website address, your price list, and the ten questions you're sick of answering on the phone. A menu, a policy sheet, a FAQ you never published — all of it helps.
You get a private link to test. Ask it the hard stuff. Anything it gets wrong goes on the list and gets fixed before it touches your site.
I paste it, or you do. From then on you get the reports, and I update the answers when your hours, prices or services change.
Founding-client rates through the end of the year. Most of the $49 is real cost — hosting and the AI — not margin.
It's restricted to the information you give it. When a customer asks something that isn't in there, it says it doesn't know, points them to you, and logs the question as unanswered so you can add the answer. That restriction is built into how it's instructed, not left to the AI's judgment.
Three views: every conversation word for word; an unanswered-questions to-do list you check off as you add answers; and usage stats — sessions, unique visitors and full conversations by month.
Yes — one line of code, so WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Shopify, GoDaddy or a hand-built site. The chat window is styled to your brand.
Yes. It replies in whatever language the customer writes in.
It sends people to your existing booking page, form or phone with the right details, and can collect a name and number for a callback. It doesn't process payments itself.
The built-in ones answer from your public pages and don't tell you what they missed. This one is trained on everything you give it — including things that aren't on your site — and reports back what customers asked and what it couldn't answer, so it improves every month. It runs on accounts in your name, so there's no per-seat fee and nothing to lose if you change website builders.
Then it won't. Refunds, complaints, anything you'd rather handle yourself — it hands those to you with your phone number or email instead of answering.
Text or email them with your website address. I'll tell you honestly whether a chatbot would earn its keep for you — and if not, what would.