Most people who visit your website never tell you they were there. They read two pages, do not find quite what they wanted, and leave. You see a number in analytics and nothing else.
A contact form does not fix this, because filling in a form is a decision. Asking a question is not.
The AI Chatbot for lead generation works the other way round: it answers first, then asks.
Somebody starts a conversation because they want to know something. The agent answers it. Then, at a point you choose, it asks for a way to get back to them.
You decide when that happens:
And what it asks for: name, email, phone, a consent checkbox, in any combination. The phone field works out the country by itself.
Every captured contact lands in one table with the thing that usually goes missing: what the person was actually asking about.
Each row shows the date, name, email, phone and a one-line summary of the conversation. So when you call back, you already know they were asking about weekend availability, not just that a lead came in.
From there it can go wherever you work — your email when the chat ends, a Google Sheet, or through Zapier and webhooks into your CRM.
Works for salons, shops, clinics, local trades, law firms, hotels and agencies — anywhere the owner is the one answering.
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.
