Automate Your Business with Smart Integrable AI Agents
Your agent reads your website, answers visitors from your own pages, books meetings and sends every lead straight to your team.
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What it does
The front desk your website was missing
It answers, books, qualifies and hands over, in your voice and from your own pages.
Answers from your pages.
Every reply comes from your site and documents, with the source linked. It never invents a price.Books the meeting.
It offers your real free time and puts the call straight into Google Calendar or Outlook.Captures every lead.
It asks for details in the chat and sends them to WhatsApp, HubSpot or Google Sheets instantly.Looks up orders.
It finds the one matching order in your spreadsheet, once the visitor proves it is theirs.Hands over to your team.
When a person is needed, the chat lands in your inbox with the whole history.
Setup
Live on your site in minutes
No training step and no developer. Point it at the website you already have.
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Enter your website
It reads your pages and drafts the agent: tone, answers and the details to collect.
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Check the draft
Chat with it in the playground and correct anything in plain words.
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Paste one line
Add the snippet to your site. It works on any website, with any theme.
Industries
Built for the way you do business
The same agent, briefed for your trade. Pick yours and watch it work.
All industriesBooked · reminder sentPatients book, reschedule and get answers without waiting on hold.
How clinics use itLead added to HubSpotEvery listing enquiry answered, qualified and booked while it's still warm.
How estate agents use itOrder questions answered in seconds, and shoppers guided to the right product.
How online shops use itGuests get instant answers on rooms, policies and plans, day or night.
How hotels and venues use itEnquiry added to your sheetApplicants get answers the moment they ask, and admissions get every lead.
How schools use itRun every client's agent from one account, each in its own workspace.
How agencies use itLanguages
Speaks your customers’ language
136 languages and regional variants. It greets each visitor in the language of the page, and switches when they do.
Bonjour ! Comment puis-je vous aider aujourd’hui ?
¿Tienen clases los sábados?
Sí, los sábados de 9:00 a 14:00. ¿Quieres que te reserve una clase de prueba?
Greets in the page’s language. A French page opens in French and a Japanese one in Japanese. No setup.
Switches when they do. The answers, the buttons and the placeholder follow your visitor, mid-conversation.
Your greeting, translated. Greetings and suggested questions are translated once, and stay yours to edit.
Right to left, mirrored. 11 right-to-left languages, from Arabic to Urdu, flip the whole layout.
Every language, by region
Interface hand-written in 45, translated for the rest.
EuropeEnglish · Español · Français · Deutsch · Italiano · Português43
- EnglishEnglish
- EspañolSpanish
- FrançaisFrench
- DeutschGerman
- ItalianoItalian
- PortuguêsPortuguese
- NederlandsDutch
- PolskiPolish
- RomânăRomanian
- ČeštinaCzech
- SlovenčinaSlovak
- MagyarHungarian
- ΕλληνικάGreek
- SvenskaSwedish
- DanskDanish
- NorskNorwegian
- SuomiFinnish
- ÍslenskaIcelandic
- EestiEstonian
- LatviešuLatvian
- LietuviųLithuanian
- УкраїнськаUkrainian
- РусскийRussian
- БеларускаяBelarusian
- БългарскиBulgarian
- СрпскиSerbian
- HrvatskiCroatian
- BosanskiBosnian
- SlovenščinaSlovenian
- МакедонскиMacedonian
- ShqipAlbanian
- TürkçeTurkish
- MaltiMaltese
- GaeilgeIrish
- CymraegWelsh
- GàidhligScottish Gaelic
- CatalàCatalan
- EuskaraBasque
- GalegoGalician
- LëtzebuergeschLuxembourgish
- Português (Portugal)Portuguese (Portugal)
- SchweizerdeutschSwiss German
- VlaamsFlemish
AmericasEspañol (Latinoamérica) · Español (México) · Español (Argentina) · Português (Brasil) · Français (Canada) · Kreyòl ayisyen9
- Español (Latinoamérica)Spanish (Latin America)
- Español (México)Spanish (Mexico)
- Español (Argentina)Spanish (Argentina)
- Português (Brasil)Portuguese (Brazil)
- Français (Canada)French (Canada)
- Kreyòl ayisyenHaitian Creole
- Runa SimiQuechua
- Avañe'ẽGuarani
- Aymar aruAymara
Middle East & North Africaالعربية · العربية (مصر) · الدارجة المغربية · العربية (الخليج) · עברית · فارسی13
- العربيةArabic
- العربية (مصر)Arabic (Egypt)
- الدارجة المغربيةArabic (Morocco)
- العربية (الخليج)Arabic (Gulf)
- עבריתHebrew
- فارسیPersian
- KurdîKurdish (Kurmanji)
- کوردیKurdish (Sorani)
- پښتوPashto
- AzərbaycanAzerbaijani
- ՀայերենArmenian
- ქართულიGeorgian
- ⵜⴰⵎⴰⵣⵉⵖⵜTamazight
Sub-Saharan AfricaKiswahili · አማርኛ · Hausa · Yorùbá · Igbo · isiZulu22
- KiswahiliSwahili
- አማርኛAmharic
- HausaHausa
- YorùbáYoruba
- IgboIgbo
- isiZuluZulu
- isiXhosaXhosa
- AfrikaansAfrikaans
- SoomaaliSomali
- Afaan OromooOromo
- ትግርኛTigrinya
- IkinyarwandaKinyarwanda
- MalagasyMalagasy
- chiShonaShona
- SesothoSesotho
- SetswanaSetswana
- WolofWolof
- LingálaLingala
- TwiTwi
- ChichewaChichewa
- LugandaLuganda
- FulfuldeFula
South Asiaहिन्दी · বাংলা · اردو · ਪੰਜਾਬੀ · ગુજરાતી · मराठी19
- हिन्दीHindi
- বাংলাBengali
- اردوUrdu
- ਪੰਜਾਬੀPunjabi
- ગુજરાતીGujarati
- मराठीMarathi
- தமிழ்Tamil
- తెలుగుTelugu
- ಕನ್ನಡKannada
- മലയാളംMalayalam
- ଓଡ଼ିଆOdia
- অসমীয়াAssamese
- नेपालीNepali
- සිංහලSinhala
- سنڌيSindhi
- मैथिलीMaithili
- भोजपुरीBhojpuri
- कोंकणीKonkani
- ދިވެހިDhivehi
Central AsiaҚазақ тілі · Oʻzbekcha · Кыргызча · Тоҷикӣ · Türkmençe · Монгол6
- Қазақ тіліKazakh
- OʻzbekchaUzbek
- КыргызчаKyrgyz
- ТоҷикӣTajik
- TürkmençeTurkmen
- МонголMongolian
East Asia中文（简体） · 中文（繁體） · 中文（香港） · 粵語 · 日本語 · 한국어6
- 中文（简体）Chinese (Simplified)
- 中文（繁體）Chinese (Traditional)
- 中文（香港）Chinese (Hong Kong)
- 粵語Cantonese
- 日本語Japanese
- 한국어Korean
Southeast AsiaBahasa Indonesia · Bahasa Melayu · Tiếng Việt · ไทย · Filipino · မြန်မာ11
- Bahasa IndonesiaIndonesian
- Bahasa MelayuMalay
- Tiếng ViệtVietnamese
- ไทยThai
- FilipinoFilipino
- မြန်မာBurmese
- ខ្មែរKhmer
- ລາວLao
- Basa JawaJavanese
- Basa SundaSundanese
- CebuanoCebuano
OceaniaEnglish (Australia) · Te Reo Māori · Gagana Sāmoa · Lea faka-Tonga · Vosa Vakaviti · ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi7
- English (Australia)English (Australia)
- Te Reo MāoriMāori
- Gagana SāmoaSamoan
- Lea faka-TongaTongan
- Vosa VakavitiFijian
- ʻŌlelo HawaiʻiHawaiian
- Tok PisinTok Pisin
Integrations
Leads land where your team already works
Every enquiry goes straight to your phone, your CRM or your spreadsheet, the moment it arrives.
Browse integrations- Native integrations
- 8
- native integrations, from WhatsApp to HubSpot
- Everything else
- Any
- other system, through signed webhooks and the API
Dashboard
Know what your visitors want
Every conversation is read for you: what they wanted, how ready they are, and what your agent should have known.
See analyticsPricing. A fixed quote for one room.
Lead score 92, grade A. Your rule moved her to Qualified.
Your delivery areas. Asked in 9 chats this month.
Add to its knowledgeCall booked for Thursday, 14:30. Invite sent.4Day 2: Your fixed quote, as promised. Scheduled, from your own address.
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Every conversation, measured. Topics, outcomes and the full funnel from visit to enquiry, against last month.
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Leads, scored and sorted. Graded by what they actually said. Your own rules move them along.
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It tells you what to fix. The questions it couldn’t answer, and the visitors worth calling back.
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Follow-ups that send themselves. Email sequences to the leads it caught, sent from your own address.
Developers
Everything the dashboard does, you can automate
A full REST API, signed webhooks, an MCP server and SDKs, documented end to end.
Security
Your data stays yours
Isolated, encrypted and always under your control, for you and for every visitor.
Visit the trust centerIsolated workspaces
Every workspace is walled off from every other, down to the database.
Encrypted with its own key
Each workspace's data is encrypted with a key of its own.
Two-step sign-in and audit log
Authenticator-app sign-in, device sessions and a record of every change.
Consent built in
Remember visitors, ask first or never remember, to match your privacy policy.
Pricing
Simple pricing that grows with you
Start free. Essential is $12 a month for about 1,700 conversations, with no fee per seat or per message.
One business, one brand. Priced on conversations, not seats.
Free
$0/month
Try it on your own website, free for as long as you like.
500 credits a month
About 70 conversations, or roughly two a day.
- 1 agent and 25 knowledge documents
- Answers, bookings and lead capture
- Unlimited Telegram alerts
- WhatsApp alerts: a 5-message trial
Essential
Recommended$12/month
For a business with one website and a small team.
12,000 credits a month
About 1,695 conversations — roughly 56 a day.
- 2 agents and 2 team seats
- 400 knowledge documents
- WhatsApp alerts and premium looks
- Unused credits roll over, up to 2× your plan
Professional
$24/month
For growing teams and busier websites.
24,000 credits a month
About 3,390 conversations — roughly 113 a day.
- 5 agents and 3 team seats
- 1,200 knowledge documents
- 5 client workspaces
- Everything in Essential
Many clients from one account. Priced on seats, sub-accounts and volume.
Free
$0/month
Try it on your own website, free for as long as you like.
500 credits a month
About 70 conversations, or roughly two a day.
- 1 agent and 25 knowledge documents
- Answers, bookings and lead capture
- Unlimited Telegram alerts
- WhatsApp alerts: a 5-message trial
Agency
$79/month
For agencies running agents for their clients.
79,000 credits a month
About 11,158 conversations — roughly 372 a day, shared org-wide.
- Up to 50 agents and 5 team seats
- Unlimited client workspaces
- One credit pool shared by every client
- 5,000 knowledge documents
Enterprise
Custom
For large teams with procurement and a security review.
Negotiated volume
Unlimited seats and sub-accounts.
- Unlimited agents, seats and workspaces
- Volume pricing on credits
- A negotiated DPA and terms
- Help with your security review
Prices in USD, excluding tax. Tax is added at checkout and shown before you pay.
One credit is roughly one exchange — a visitor's question and the answer to it. Telegram is never metered on any plan.
Questions, answered
Everything people ask before they start.
Still deciding?Ask the people who build it.What is integrable.cloud?
integrable.cloud puts an AI agent on your website. It learns your business from your own pages, answers visitors around the clock, books meetings, captures leads and hands the conversation to your team when a person is needed.How long does setup take?
About five minutes. Enter your website, check the agent it drafts, then paste one line of code into your site. It works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Webflow and any other website.Will it make things up?
No. It answers from your website and documents, links the source it used, and never invents prices, links or phone numbers. When it doesn't know, it says so and offers a person instead.Which languages does it speak?
It replies in each visitor's own language and script, including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Hindi, Arabic, Chinese and Japanese, whatever language your website is written in.How does pricing work?
Start free with 500 credits a month. Essential is $12 a month for 12,000 credits. A typical conversation uses about 7 credits, and on paid plans half of any unused credits roll over.Can it hand a chat to a real person?
Yes. When a visitor asks for a person, or the agent can't help, the chat moves to your inbox with the full history and the agent stops replying. You can be alerted on WhatsApp, Telegram or Slack.
Writing
Notes on running an agent well
Guides and essays from the team that builds it: what to put on your site, what the law asks of you, and what to measure.
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Article 50 applies to your agent, and probably not to you
The EU AI Act's transparency duty has applied since 2 August 2026. It binds the vendor, not the business deploying it, and most vendors have not said so.
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An answer you cannot check is a rumour
Why every answer carries the page it came from, what that costs, and the failure mode it does not fix.
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How to add an AI agent to your website
What actually happens when you add an AI agent to a site, what it costs, and the four decisions that determine whether it works.
Read the guideFree plan · no card
Point it at your site and see what it drafts
It reads your pages and writes a first version you can correct. Free to start, no card, about five minutes.
- Live in minutes
- Answers cite your pages
- Cancel any time