Questions arrive late in the evening and at weekends, when there is nobody left to answer them. Customers don't wait until morning — they write to whoever replies first. Time Saver Bot answers at any hour.
The same questions about prices, timings and availability come round again and again, and each one pulls somebody away from their work. The assistant handles those questions itself.
The assistant answers strictly from your website pages, your FAQ and your product listings. Nothing is invented, and when the answer isn't in your material it says so and hands the conversation to your team. A pause to check costs you far less than a made-up price or a service you don't offer.
Time Saver Bot picks up the language from the visitor's first message and continues in it — 46 languages are supported. For Hebrew, Arabic, Persian and Urdu the chat window mirrors completely, buttons and menus included, not only the text inside the bubbles. Your own site stays in whatever language it was written in.
In a WooCommerce store the assistant works from the live catalog — price and sale price at the moment of asking, stock, available variants and photos. It tells the customer whether an item is in stock and links straight to its product page. Update the catalog and the answers follow.
When a customer is ready to buy or book, the assistant establishes what a salesperson would: name, phone, email, which service, which date, how urgent. All of it lands in a lead with the conversation attached, and the list exports to Excel. Nobody has to read through a chat to work out what was wanted.
Setup takes about five minutes. A wizard asks which pages to use and which ready-made bot to start from — sales, support, service bookings or online store. After that it is one line of code on the site, or the WordPress plugin, which handles that part for you. No developer, no OpenAI key.
The website is the starting point — phone and messaging channels can be added later from the same account.
Plans start at $26 a month. The first 30 days are free and no card is asked for, so you find out whether it copes with your customers before you pay anything.