Reading about an AI assistant tells you nothing. This is a real one, running right now on this page. Ask it something and see what your customers would get at 2am.
It's set up for Sample Plumbing Co., a residential plumbing company in Richmond. It knows that company's services, prices, and hours, and it will try to capture your details the way it would a real customer's.
Sample Plumbing Co. is not a real company. I made it up so there'd be something to demonstrate with. The prices and hours it quotes are invented sample data. Ask the assistant directly and it will tell you the same thing.
Watch it give a real number instead of "contact us for a quote."
It knows weekend work costs more, and it says so up front.
It won't invent a service the business doesn't offer. That's the part most chatbots get wrong.
This is the one that matters. It asks for a name and number and captures the lead.
A contact form collects a message and waits for you. This answers the question while the customer is still deciding whether to call someone else.
Your services, your prices, your hours, your rules. Not a generic script that says "a representative will be in touch."
It's built to say "I don't know, let me have the owner answer that" rather than invent a price or promise a timeline you can't hit.
When someone's serious, it collects a name and number and sends it straight to you. The conversation becomes a job instead of a bounce.
Setting one of these up means telling me what your business does, what it charges, and what it should never say. I build it around that, you test it yourself before it talks to a single real customer, and I keep it running.
A basic version is included in the Premium website package at $1,800. Anything more involved is priced to the actual problem, because it depends entirely on what your business needs.
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