Solutions
Three jobs a website can have.
It is not only shops. Any business whose website has to produce something, whether an order, a lead, or a correct answer about itself, now has an assistant standing between it and the person.
Agentic Commerce
The assistant brings a cart.
- Retail & e-commerce
- Furniture & home
- Grocery
- Direct-to-consumer
- Parts & supply
- Building products
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AI Intake
The assistant brings a screened lead.
- Law firms
- Medical & dental
- Car dealerships
- Home services
- Insurance
- Financial services
- +6
AI Visibility
The assistant quotes you, not a competitor.
- Consumer brands
- Pharma
- Health systems
- Universities
- Telecom
- Enterprise B2B
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Use cases
By industry.
Retail & e-commerce
Shoppers are asking an assistant before they open a tab.
Read more →Law firms
The intake form is where the good cases are lost.
Read more →Healthcare & dental
Two jobs at once: book the patient, and be quoted correctly.
Read more →Automotive
Every lead is worth four figures. Most arrive as a name and a phone number.
Read more →Home services
The job is won by whoever answers first and asks the right things.
Read more →Financial services
Regulated, high value, and almost entirely unreadable to assistants.
Read more →Consumer brands
You may sell nothing online. You are still being described all day.
Read more →B2B & industrial
Long sales cycles now start with a question to an assistant.
Read more →Not on the list is not a no. The only question is whether your website has to produce something for the business, and whether an assistant is now in the way of it.
Not sure which one you are?
Tell us what the site is meant to do and we will say which, and which one you are quietly also.