Bots on shift
Everything support autopilot needs in one place: specialist bots, plain-language playbooks, safe handovers to your team and the numbers that prove the routine is really gone.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need all of this on day one?
- No. Most teams start with one bot on one lane — usually order status or FAQ — and a connected inbox. Playbooks, escalation rules and analytics are already there when you add the next bot, so growing is a decision, not a project.
- How is this different from the chatbot we tried and turned off?
- Most abandoned chatbots failed for one of three reasons: they guessed instead of reading your articles, they trapped customers with no way out, or nobody could see what they were doing. Botdesk fixes all three by design — answers come from your knowledge with sources attached, every conversation has a clear path to a person, and the autopilot reports on itself daily.
- Will bots make my brand sound robotic?
- You set the voice. Each bot's playbook spells out tone in plain words — warm, brief, playful, formal — and the bot follows it consistently, which is more than most of us manage at 11 p.m. on a Sunday. Anything sensitive goes to a person anyway.
- What does it cost as we grow?
- Pricing follows results, not headcount: you pay for conversations the autopilot actually closes, and operator seats are free and unlimited. Plans start at $79 a month with 700 bot-closed chats included, and every plan begins with a 14-day trial, no card required.