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A crawler, retrieval pipeline, citations, widget, and maintenance plan for every client site.
We built ChattyBox for agencies and teams that want to connect a website or docs site, test real answers, and launch a useful assistant without rebuilding a RAG stack or starting with a sales call.
Point ChattyBox at a client site, docs, or help center.
Review grounded answers and their source pages before launch.
Install one script and keep improving from visitor questions.
Source citations
One script
We saw teams being asked to deliver an AI experience while still having to build and operate everything behind it.
See the workflow we made simplerChattyBox started with a problem we saw web agencies run into again and again: clients wanted an AI chatbot on their site, but building one properly meant rebuilding the same machinery for every project. Someone had to crawl the site, make the content searchable, keep answers grounded, add the widget, and maintain it after launch. The chatbot was only the visible part; the real work was the infrastructure behind it.
The alternatives often made the decision harder. Many were designed for larger enterprise programs, where you talk to sales, wait for a custom quote, and commit before you can properly test the product. That model can make sense for a complex rollout, but it is not a great fit for an agency or small team that wants to create an account, connect a site, ask real questions, and decide for itself.
We built ChattyBox to make that path shorter. Connect your website, docs, or help center, test answers grounded in your content, add the widget, and improve it using the questions visitors actually ask. We handle the retrieval, hosting, and chatbot infrastructure so teams can focus on the site and the people they serve.
The product principle
Connect content. Test real questions. Launch when the answers are ready.
The visible widget is the easy part. ChattyBox takes care of the repeated infrastructure work behind a useful, source-cited answer.
A crawler, retrieval pipeline, citations, widget, and maintenance plan for every client site.
A sales process and custom packaging can make a simple evaluation feel like a major procurement project.
Even after launch, the content pipeline, answer quality, and reliability work remain yours to run.
Create a project, connect content, test answers, and launch a focused assistant without owning the pipeline behind it.
We are building ChattyBox around the parts of AI support that teams need to trust, evaluate, and maintain in the real world.
Create an account, connect a URL, and test representative questions before you commit to a rollout.
Answers stay tied to indexed content, with source citations and fallback behavior when the content does not cover a question.
Visible plan limits and a free starting point make it easier to decide whether ChattyBox fits your work.
Your indexed content is used to answer visitors, not to train ChattyBox models. Your site remains the source of truth.
ChattyBox keeps the workflow focused: use the content you already publish, prove the answers before launch, and keep the installation lightweight.
Add a website, docs site, CMS, or help center URL. ChattyBox indexes the pages you choose to publish.
Ask the questions visitors will actually ask and inspect the answer, fallback, and source links.
Add the widget to your site without changing your existing docs, CMS, or support stack.
Use conversations and content gaps to improve the pages and answers your visitors need most.
Built for real visitors: ChattyBox supports 14 widget interface languages, so multilingual support remains part of the product without defining the whole company story.
ChattyBox is strongest when you want a focused website or documentation chatbot that you can test yourself and launch without changing your stack.
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