Answers from your pages
Not from the open internet, and nothing invented to fill a silence.
Chatbot
An assistant on your site that answers from your pages, and nowhere else.
Your visitors ask at midnight, on a phone, in a language you do not speak. A contact form makes them wait. A generic chatbot can make something up and put words in your mouth. This one reads only what you have published, answers in the visitor's language, and when a page does not cover the question it says so and points to your contact form, instead of inventing a figure.
What it will, and will not, doAnswer
Answer from your published pagesYes
Speak the visitor's languageYes
Say when the site does not cover itYes
Invent a price or a promiseNo
Pretend to be youNo
Set after I see the sitehow much you publish decides the work
Build once, then a monthly planboth agreed before anything goes live
Your content, your site, your nameit speaks for you, never as you
Part of What your customers see
Where this fits
You need this if
- Visitors ask you the same handful of questions before they ever write.
- You have lost a lead because the answer came too slow, or never came.
- You tried a generic bot and it promised something you do not offer.
- Your customers write in more than one language.
- You want to see what people actually ask, so the gaps become pages that answer them.
What it does
Four things, and it refuses the rest
The value is not that it talks. It is that it only ever says what you have already published, and knows when to stop.
A handoff, not a wall
When a real conversation should start, it points to your contact form.
The visitor's language
Answers in the language they wrote in, English when it cannot tell.
A record of the gaps
What people ask, stripped of personal detail, so it becomes content.
Where the risk actually is
Useful, without being reckless.
A chatbot that can be argued into anything is a liability, not a feature. This one is built to help a real visitor and to hold its ground against everyone else, and it is transparent by law and by design.
- It answers only from your content, and never quotes a price or promises a date, because those come from you.
- It will not describe how it is built, it will not answer off topic, and it holds its rules under pressure instead of being argued out of them.
- It announces that it is an AI and that it can be wrong, the way the law now expects.
What arrivesWhat happens
A question about your servicesAnswered
A request for a priceSent to you
A question off topicDeclined
Told to ignore its rulesRefused
Asked if it is youAn assistant
How it runs
From the pages you already have to an assistant that answers for you
Read your site.
I read what you have already published, the pages a visitor sees.
Write the facts.
I turn that into short, self-contained facts the assistant answers from, so it never has to guess.
Build the guardrails.
No invented prices, never speaking as you, the visitor's language, a clean handoff to your form.
Test it against attack.
I try to make it lie, leak, or promise, and fix what that turns up before it is live.
Put it live.
On your site, in your name, with a daily cost ceiling so there are no surprises.
Price
Two parts, and the figure comes first.
BuildReading your site, writing the facts it answers from, the guardrails, and the testing. Set after I see what you have.
MonthlyHosting and the cost of each answer, under a daily ceiling. Agreed before anything goes live.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost to run?
Each answer has a small cost, because it uses a language model. A daily ceiling means it can never run away, even under a flood of traffic, and you see the figure before it goes live.
Can it invent a wrong answer?
It answers only from what you have published, and it refuses to quote a price or make a promise, because those are yours to make. When the site does not cover something, it says so instead of guessing. And it tells the visitor, in writing, that it is an AI and can be wrong.
What languages does it answer in?
The language the visitor writes in. It falls back to English when it cannot tell. It works across the DACH region and Romanian without a separate version for each.
What happens to what people type?
It does not ask for personal details, and it strips emails and phone numbers out of what it keeps. Questions are kept for at most 90 days so the gaps can become pages, then deleted automatically. Nothing is sold, and nothing trains a model.
Want one that answers for you?
The assistant in the corner of this page is one of these. Ask it something, try to trip it, then tell me what your own site should be able to answer.