Chatbots for businesses of every size

It comes down to one thing: whether your information changes. If it is fewer than twenty FAQs and the answer is almost always the same, do not hire us: a monthly subscription platform solves that for a fraction of what a build costs, and that is the recommendation that comes out of the first call. Where it does make sense is a large catalog with many variants, prices or stock that move, or a case where a wrong answer costs you a customer or a legal problem. That is where generic platforms start confusing similar products and inventing, and that is engineering. If you are not sure which case you are in, the fifteen-minute call is enough to find out.

ChatGPT knows everything except your company: not your prices, your inventory, your warranty policies or an order’s status. Asked about those it answers generically or invents. What we build searches your information first, answers only with what it found, and cites the source so you can verify it.

Yes, an existing number can be migrated to the WhatsApp Business API, though the process means it stops working in the regular WhatsApp app. That is why many companies prefer dedicating a new number to the assistant and keeping the current one for personal contact. It gets decided on the first call based on how your team works.

Since July 2025 Meta charges per delivered template message, not per conversation. Replying within 24 hours of the customer’s last message is free; what you pay for are the messages the business starts —marketing, utility, authentication— at a per-country rate. An assistant that only answers whoever writes in generates almost no Meta cost; one that follows up or sends campaigns does. You pay that directly to Meta, not to us, and we estimate it against your real volume before you sign.

Because unofficial methods get your number banned by Meta, and losing the number your customers write to is a hard disaster to reverse. The official API charges for the messages the business starts, but it is the only way to build on WhatsApp without risking the channel.

Yes. They are transcribed through a speech-to-text service and processed like a written message. It is especially relevant in Latin American markets and is usually badly handled by generic platforms. There is a small per-minute transcription cost included in the monthly estimate.

They will, and that is fine: the assistant introduces itself as an assistant from the first message. Trying to pass it off as human goes badly when discovered. What people dislike is not talking to a bot, but talking to one that solves nothing and will not let them reach a person. That is why escalation is a core function, not an extra.

Yes. Current models handle Spanish and English well, and the system can reply in the language it is written to. What needs care is that the knowledge base is in the right language: if your documentation is only in Spanish, English answers will be translations and should be validated before enabling them.

Model consumption plus the vector store, roughly USD 150 to 900 monthly for a mid-market company, plus Meta’s template-message cost if it is WhatsApp. We do not charge a subscription on the system: it is yours, with its code and documentation.