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After-hours support bot: nights and weekends covered

Customers keep asking after closing time. A bot shift answers them — and your morning starts at inbox zero on the routine stuff.

  • A bot takes the night shift on every channel you run
  • Tricky cases wait for morning — with an AI recap attached
  • From $79/month; operators free and unlimited

What the night bot takes off your plate

First reply in seconds at 3 am

Routine questions get a real answer immediately — not an autoresponder promising a reply "within one business day".

A shift that never calls in sick

The night bot works weekends, holidays and product-launch nights at the same monthly price.

A sorted queue at 9 am

Escalated threads arrive grouped and recapped, so the team starts the day with decisions instead of archaeology.

Every timezone, every language

Night in your office is daytime somewhere else — the bot answers in 50+ languages from one knowledge base.

The morning after, with and without a bot shift

Without cover, night questions pile into a backlog that eats the first two hours of every workday — and the customers who wrote at midnight are already annoyed by the time the first human reply lands.

With a bot on the night shift, the routine half of that backlog never exists: order status, password resets and "do you ship to…" are answered while you sleep, and only genuine edge cases wait for a person.

One night on autopilot

  1. 18:40 — office goes quiet

    Chat stays open. The night bot picks up new conversations the moment they arrive — on chat, email and messengers.

  2. 02:14 — a real request

    A customer needs a shipping address changed. The bot handles it end to end and confirms — no human woken up.

  3. 03:30 — an edge case

    A billing dispute the bot isn't allowed to settle: it apologizes, sets expectations and queues the thread with an AI recap.

  4. 09:00 — team sits down

    The queue holds only cases that need judgment. Everything else is already closed and logged in the autopilot report.

A sample month of night shifts, by the numbers

Auto-resolved overnight

612

sample month, one store lane

First reply after closing

~9s

median when a playbook matches

Left for the team at 9 am

7

edge-case threads, each recapped

Fair questions before you hand over the night

Our customers hate talking to bots.

They hate waiting until morning more. The night bot answers plainly, never pretends to be human, and offers a handover the moment someone asks — the difference is that routine questions get solved now instead of at 9 am.

A bot will promise something we can't deliver.

Playbooks set hard boundaries: what the bot may answer, which sources it trusts and what is always escalated. Outside those lines it says "I'll pass this to the team" — it doesn't improvise.

We're too small for this to pay off.

Solo at $79 a month covers 700 auto-resolved conversations — a fraction of what any night arrangement costs. If a quiet month uses less, you've still answered every 2 am customer in seconds.

A night shift, replaced

The founder of a two-person kitchenware store

Was
Evening ad campaigns brought orders — and a nightly wave of shipping questions his two-person team found every morning.
Did
Launched a night bot fed by the store's delivery and returns articles; edge cases queue for morning with recaps.
Got
Mornings start with a handful of real decisions instead of a full backlog, and midnight customers get answers in seconds.
Seconds
first reply after closing time
coverage across chat, email and messengers
24/7
Solo plan — cheaper than any night arrangement
$79
languages answered from one knowledge base
50+
free trial, no card required
14 days

Where to go next

Before you switch the lights off

What does the bot do when it doesn't know the answer?
It says so honestly, tells the customer when a human will follow up, and queues the thread with an AI summary. No invented answers, no dead ends — and escalated conversations don't count against your auto-resolve quota.
Can I limit the bot to nights and weekends only?
Yes. On the Fleet plan bots follow shifts and schedules you define; on any plan you can switch a bot's channels on and off in a click. Many teams start nights-only and widen the window once they trust the reports.
Is $79 really the whole cost?
Solo is $79 a month for 700 auto-resolved conversations, with operators free and unlimited. If volume grows you can add 1,000 auto-resolves for $42 or move to Squad at $189 — there are no per-seat fees on any plan.
How fast can we start?
Connect a channel, point the bot at your help articles and it can take tonight's shift. The 14-day trial needs no card, and the migration wizard imports your existing knowledge base over a weekend.

Let a bot take tonight's shift

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