An AI text chatbot sits on your website, replies to every visitor's message in seconds, and hands you booked appointments and ready-to-call leads. It already knows your services, your hours and your service area.
FREE AI TEXT CHATBOT FOR YOUR WEBSITE
Be the one who answers first.
Free. Yours to keep. You stay in control of what it says.
No card for the chatbot. AI credits not included.*
Ridgeline Roofing
Replies in seconds
Hail came through last night. Can someone look at my roof?
Sorry to hear that. We do free storm inspections. What's your ZIP code and the best number to reach you?
78704, 512-555-0148
Thanks. Dana will call you before 10 a.m. tomorrow. Want a text with a link to send photos of the damage?
NEW LEAD TEXTED TO YOU · 9:14 PM
Job: Hail damage inspection · ZIP: 78704 Phone: 512-555-0148 · Urgency: High
24/7
Replying to website chats, nights and weekends included
Minutes
From signup to live on your site
1 line
Of code to install on your site
Every lead
Sent to your phone and your inbox
WHERE JOBS GET LOST
Your customers are not waiting around for a callback.
Someone with a broken furnace, a cracked tooth or a house to sell contacts a few businesses and goes with whoever responds first. You can't watch your website every minute. A chatbot can.
After hours
Plenty of people look for help in the evening, after you've closed. They fill out a contact form and hear nothing until morning, so they message the next business on the list.
On the job
You're under a sink, on a ladder or in a patient's mouth. Nobody replies to the website message, and that visitor moves on to the next site.
A busy front desk
Your receptionist is busy with phones and patients. The chatbot handles the website chat questions so she doesn't have to.
WHERE JOBS GET LOST
Teach it your business in about a minute.
No scripts to write and nothing technical to learn. Paste your website address and the chatbot reads your services, prices, hours and service area. Then add your own rules in plain English.
Train on your website. It learns your services, FAQs and areas served.
Add your rules. Tell it what to ask, what to promise and what to never say.
Capture the lead. Name, phone, email and job details come out of a normal conversation.
STEP 1 · YOUR WEBSITE
https://yourwebsite.com
Train
Pages read: 47 · Services found: 9 · FAQs found: 23 · Status: Live (example numbers)
STEP 2 · YOUR RULES, IN PLAIN ENGLISH
You are the front desk for Ridgeline Roofing. Always ask for the ZIP code before talking about pricing. Offer free storm inspections. Never promise a date for repairs. If someone sounds upset, offer to have the owner call them.
MADE FOR YOUR TRADE
It asks the questions you'd ask.
A roofer needs the ZIP and the roof's age. A dentist needs to know if you're a new patient. The chatbot follows the intake you'd run yourself.
HVAC
"My AC quit and it's 88 in the house."
Flags the emergency, asks for the address and system type, texts you right away, and offers the next open service window.
Roofers
"Do you work with insurance claims?"
Asks about the roof's age and the damage, collects the address and photos, and books the inspection on your calendar.
Dentists
"Are you taking new patients? Do you accept Delta?"
Answers insurance and hours questions, books new-patient exams, and collects only a name and phone number. No medical details in chat.
Med spas
"How much is Botox, and do you have openings Saturday?"
Quotes from your price sheet, explains what a consult includes, and books it. It never gives medical advice and sends those questions to your staff.
Real estate agents
"Is the house on Maple Street still available?"
Answers listing questions, asks about timeline and pre-approval, and schedules a showing so you only call serious buyers.
Plus plenty more
Plumbers, electricians, landscapers, pest control, auto repair, cleaners, attorneys, chiropractors and any other business that lives on inbound leads.
YOU STAY IN CHARGE
It works for you, and it knows when to step aside.
Hand-off to a person
Customers can ask for a human at any point. You get a text with the conversation so far and call them back.
Read every conversation
Every chat is saved in your dashboard. See what people ask, then tighten the rules if it ever misses.
Your brand, your colors
Match the chat window to your logo and site. Floating bubble in the corner, or built into a page.
WHERE YOUR LEADS GO
Text message
Instant alert
Full transcript
Google Sheets
A row per lead
Webhooks
Any other system
Zapier
Into your CRM
Dashboard
Every lead in one list
Works on your website: WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Framer, ClickFunnels and any other site. Paste one line of code and it's live.
Live before your next job.
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Paste your website
The chatbot reads your site and learns your business.
Add your rules
Set your hours, what to ask and where to send leads.
Copy one line
Paste it into your site. The chat window is live and answering.
Questions owners ask
Is it really free?
Yes. The chatbot costs $0 and there's no subscription from us. The AI credits each conversation uses are paid by you, so you only pay for the chats it actually has.
Will it read like a robot?
It chats in short, plain sentences and follows the tone you set. Tell it to be friendly and brief, or more formal for a law office, and it will.
Does it answer phone calls?
No. It's a text chatbot that lives on your website and replies to typed messages. Answering phone calls is what our AI voice receptionist does.
What if it quotes the wrong price?
It only quotes what's on your website or in the rules you give it. If you'd rather it never talk price, tell it to collect the details and let you call with a quote.
What if a customer wants a real person?
They ask, and the chatbot takes their name and number and texts you right away. It tells them someone will call, so they aren't left guessing.
Do I need to be technical?
No. If you can paste a link and copy one line of code, you can set it up. If you get stuck, our support team will help you get it installed.
Put the chatbot on your website today, and let it start replying to visitors while you work.




