ChatStir chats with the people on your website the way your best salesperson would. It asks what they need, when they need it, what they can spend and who decides. Then it hands you the brief.
No card needed. One line of code to install.
Hi! What are you looking to get done?
We need our sales deck redesigned before a conference.
When's the conference, and who signs off on the work?
March 12. Our VP of Marketing. Budget is around 8k.
"Can you send pricing?" tells you nothing about scope, timing or budget. You start every lead with a round of questions.
By the time you've traded three emails to learn what someone needs, they've asked two other firms.
Most visitors leave without filling in anything. The ones who arrive at night or on weekends get no answer at all.
ChatStir greets visitors and asks your intake questions in plain conversation, not a form.
It answers their questions from what you've taught it, and scores how ready they are to buy.
You get a brief with scope, timeline, budget and decision maker, by email, in Salesforce or through a webhook.
Each brief is written from the visitor's own words. You see what they asked for, when, what they can spend and who signs off, plus a score and the full conversation if you want it.
If your website's job is to win new work, you need intake, not a help desk.
$499/month
$999/month
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Most sites are live the same day. You add your intake questions and what you want ChatStir to know, then paste one line of code into your site.
It can, or the two can run side by side. Many teams keep the form and let ChatStir catch the visitors who would never fill it in.
To your dashboard, and by email, to Salesforce, or to any system through a webhook.
ChatStir still answers them politely, and each brief gets a score, so the ones that aren't a fit don't crowd out the ones that are.
Conversations and briefs are stored for your account and used to run your service. See our privacy policy.
14-day free trial. No card needed.
The demo is the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner. It runs on ChatStir.