AI chatbot development services
A chatbot that books the job, not one that chats.
Most visitors leave with questions unanswered. A chatbot trained on your site answers any hour and books good leads. A Roswell school doubled tour sign-ups.

Your visitors all ask the same questions. Most leave before they get answers.
Service area, price, timing, can I book. Here is where those visitors go today.

They ask, nobody answers, they leave
You answer these questions by phone all day. A bot trained on your site answers them in your words.

Half my inquiries come in after hours
By morning they have asked two other companies. The bot answers at 9 pm and books the call.

I tried a chat widget. It collected emails.
That widget was a contact form with a face. This bot books the call and starts the follow-up.
Find out what your bot should do before anyone builds it.
Answer eight questions. The check shows your after-hours inquiries and whether BotStudio or a build fits.
See the difference a bot makes in one Thursday afternoon.
It is 2 pm. You are on a job in Alpharetta. A homeowner in Roswell lands on your site from Google and opens the chat.
Without the bot
2:01 pm. “Do you serve Roswell? What would a full exterior run?” The widget says someone will be in touch and asks for an email.
2:02 pm. They close the tab and type the same question into the next painter’s site.
6:40 pm. You see the email in the truck, call back, get voicemail.
Friday. They booked the other painter yesterday.
With the bot
2:01 pm. “Yes, Roswell is most of our work. A full exterior on a two-story home usually runs $6,000 to $9,000; the estimate is free and takes twenty minutes.”
2:02 pm. It asks the street, the size, when they are hoping to start. It offers Tuesday at 10 or Wednesday at 2.
2:04 pm. Tuesday at 10 is on your calendar. You get a text: the address, the size, the budget range, when they want to start, and the one thing they asked twice.
Tuesday. You walk in already knowing the job.
That is the whole product.
Answers in your words, the lead’s details, one booking, one text. Everything else is a version of that.
See what your bot should do, before anyone builds it.
Name and email, then eight answers about your business. Three numbers show here. The first questions and the plan go to your inbox.
- First questionsthe ones your bot has to answer first, in your customers' words
- Takes and hands overwhat it should handle on its own and what it should pass to you
- The fitBotStudio, built by you, or a build trained and wired for you
Two businesses, two bots, what each one changed.
Both built in BotStudio: one as a designed path with AI behind it, one as an AI knowledge bot wired to a workflow.

Saint Francis Schools, Roswell
What the data saidAdmissions answered the same parent questions on repeat. After-hours families heard back days later. Competing schools replied first.
What changedA hybrid BotStudio bot: a designed admissions flow, AI for everything else. It booked campus tours from the chat.
What happenedTour sign-ups doubled within weeks. 91% of inquiries became applications. The wider marketing lifted applications 30% year over year.

BUO Programmatic, a programmatic ad buyer
What the data saidLeads arrived through a form and waited for a reply. Onboarding questions took several days of email.
What changedAn AI knowledge bot collects the lead’s details in chat. When the chat ends, a webhook starts onboarding.
What happenedQuestions that took days of email were answered before the first call. It ran six months with zero complaints.
A bot that already books.
Saint Francis Schools
A private school's admissions team was answering the same parent questions on repeat and missing the families who wrote in after hours. An admissions chatbot that books campus tours doubled tour sign-ups within weeks, and 91% of inquiries became applications.
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AI chatbot development, built on your documents and your systems.
Every custom chatbot follows the same development path. It runs on BotStudio, our own platform, so nothing is rented from a middleman.
Trained on your business
Your services, prices, policies and FAQs go in as documents. The bot answers from them, not from guesses off the internet.
Customer service at any hour
Customer support questions answered at 2am the same way as at 2pm, with a handoff to a person when a question needs one.
Connected to your existing systems
Leads go to your CRM, email or calendar through webhooks and API connections, so nothing is copied by hand.
Lead capture inside the chat
Name, number and what they need, asked at the right moment in the conversation and sent to you straight away.
Conversation design
Set flows for the questions that need a path, like booking or quoting, and AI for everything else.
Ongoing support and training
Every chat is logged. Each month we read the questions the bot missed and add the answers, so it gets better with use.
Three ways to get a bot on your site. You choose how much is done for you.
Every bot answers in your words, scores the lead and sends you the summary. Anything it triggers runs on Make.com, in your account.
Build it yourself, in about fifteen minutes, from your own documents.
Built in BotStudio or custom, trained on your business, tested on real questions, handed over.
Wired into the systems the business runs on.
Not sure which one is yours?
The check above names it. Or tell us what you sell and we reply the same business day.
How long does a chatbot take? Two weeks once your documents are in.
Build it yourself in BotStudio: live in about fifteen minutes. Built for you: two weeks. An agent in your systems: three to four weeks.
What the bot does first is settled
An hour on the questions you answer all day, what a good lead looks like, and how people book. The bot's first job is written down before anything is built.
What we need from you
One hour, and how you book jobs today
The bot can only book the way you book. If it is a calendar link, a phone call or a quote visit, it needs to know which.
It learns your business from your own words
Your pages, price ranges, service area and FAQs loaded into its knowledge base, then tested against the real questions visitors ask.
What we need from you
Your price ranges, service area and any documents you send customers
A bot answers only from what it is given. Missing prices are the most common reason a bot says "I am not sure" and the lead leaves.
Live on your site, booking into your calendar
Tested on real questions until the answers are right, then switched on. Leads arrive with name, need and timeline filled in.
What we need from you
Fifteen minutes to try it and say what sounds wrong
You know how a customer talks to you. One read-through catches the answers that are correct but do not sound like you.
The monthly read makes it better
What it was asked, what it could not answer, and what booked. Each gap gets an answer, so the bot improves from real questions.
What we need from you
Nothing new from you
The access from the first step covers it. You get the read.
Four things you own when the bot goes live.
A bot is not a widget you install. It is these four, and all four are yours.
The bot on your site
On your domain, in your colors, in your words. Not a third-party bubble promising someone will be in touch.
The knowledge base
Your site, documents, pricing and real questions, kept current. The bot sounds like the person who answers your phone.
The Make.com scenario
Everything the bot triggers, built in your own account and documented. Anyone could take it over.
The monthly read
What it was asked, what it missed, what it booked. Answers improve every month on real questions.
What owners ask before they put an AI chatbot on their website
How much does a chatbot cost for a small business website?
Three ways in. BotStudio from $29 a month, which you build yourself from your own answers in an afternoon. A bot built and trained for you at $1,500 one-off plus $149 a month for hosting, care and a monthly read. An agent wired into your scheduling software, CRM and follow-up at $3,500 one-off plus $249 a month. The market runs $1,000 to $5,000 one-off for a trained bot and $5,000 and up for agents; these sit at the owner-run end.
What is the difference between a chatbot and an AI agent?
A chatbot answers and captures. An agent acts: it scores the lead, books into your calendar, writes the record to your CRM and starts the follow-up. The difference is the wiring, not the model. Most small businesses need a very good chatbot first and add the agent when bookings have to land in a system.
Will it sound like a robot?
Only if it is trained on nothing. Every bot here learns your website, documents and pricing and answers in the words you use on the phone. The path you care about runs as a fixed flow; anything unexpected gets an AI answer. It says “let us get Andrew” rather than inventing a price.
Does it capture the lead’s details?
Yes, out of the conversation rather than a form. Name, contact, budget range, timeline and the job itself are extracted as the visitor talks, the lead is scored so you know who is ready, and the whole record goes by webhook to your CRM, your calendar, Make.com or your inbox the moment the conversation ends.
Can it answer the phone?
Not this one. The bot covers your website chat and your forms, any hour. Phone calls are the AI receptionist: the same job on your existing business number, answering inside two rings, booking the job and texting you the summary. Both are built from an AI automation agency in Roswell and share one calendar and one record, and both are among the AI automation services here.
What do you need from me?
Your website and the documents you already have: service sheets, price lists, the FAQ you answer by phone. An hour to settle what the bot should do first and how people book. For an agent, access to the scheduling software and the CRM. Everything else, including the testing on real questions, happens here.
Who owns it, and what happens if we part?
You do. The bot is on your site, the knowledge base is yours, and anything it triggers is a Make.com scenario in your own account, documented. A BotStudio bot is your subscription, with all your bots, training and conversations in it. If we part, nothing switches off and nothing has to be rebuilt.
How fast can it be live?
A BotStudio bot in about fifteen minutes. A built bot within two weeks of getting your documents, most of which is loading and testing your knowledge base on real questions. An agent in three to four weeks, because the wiring into your systems is tested with real bookings before it goes live.

