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AI Chatbot for collecting feedback and reviews

The chatbot spots the moment a customer is happy and invites a review, with a button to wherever you collect them. An unhappy rating reaches you instead.
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Doing it yourself does not scale

Asking for a review is awkward and easy to forget, so most businesses ask far less often than they mean to.

The best moment is right after you have helped someone, and that moment usually passes unnoticed.

How the chatbot handles feedback and reviews

The agent notices it instead.

You write the rule — after a question is resolved and the person seems satisfied, invite them to leave a review — and add a button pointing at wherever you collect them: Google, Trustpilot, your own form.

The agent judges when the conversation has reached that point. It is not firing on a timer or on every chat.

Separately, visitors can mark any answer as helpful or not. An unhelpful rating can trigger your contact card, so a bad experience turns into a conversation with you rather than a bad review.

Try it on your own website

Paste your website address and watch it build itself. It reads your pages, works out what your business does and drafts how it should speak — then you can ask it something about your own business and see what it says.
  1. 1. Choose template
  2. 2. Create AI agent
  3. 3. Add to website

Businesses that use it for this

Works for salons, shops, clinics, local trades, law firms, hotels and agencies — anywhere the owner is the one answering.

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Questions about feedback and reviews

The questions people ask before turning this on: what happens when it gets something wrong, whether it can be corrected, what it costs, and whether they can switch it off.

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