A guide that knows your website as well as you do

1. Add one line to your website

You get a short script tag for your site. Paste it into your website's header, or add it through Google Tag Manager. It works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify and hand-built sites.

You choose the pages it appears on: everywhere, or only your services and FAQ pages, for example. It sits in its own corner and doesn't touch your site's design.

2. It reads your website

Our crawler, ConstantUpliftBot, reads your public pages the way a careful visitor would: headings, FAQs, the text inside accordions and tabs, and your forms and their fields. It follows your robots.txt and never submits anything.

It finds the figures on your pages, such as prices and grant amounts, and lists them for you. The guide only quotes a figure once you've approved it. It re-reads your site every week, so new pages are picked up and removed ones stop being used.

3. It answers, shows the way, and fills in the form

Visitors ask in their own words, typed or dictated on their phone. The guide answers from your pages and links the page each answer came from. It suggests questions that fit the page they're on, so people can tap rather than type.

It can take them to the right page, scroll to and highlight the answer, open the accordion it's in, and fill in your survey form with what they've told it. Nothing is ever sent without the visitor pressing Send. If they're not ready for a survey, it offers to pass their details to you instead, and you get an email.

4. You stay in charge

Your dashboard shows every conversation, the questions the guide couldn't answer (so you can add the answer to your site), the enquiries it passed on and the figures waiting for your approval.

Every reply is checked before the visitor sees it: money amounts, percentages and eligibility claims that didn't come from an approved figure are taken out. The guide tells visitors it's an AI and that your team confirms prices.

5. It's measured

One visitor in ten doesn't see the guide. We count how many people in each group reach your goal page, such as your survey booking page, so you can see the difference the guide makes rather than take our word for it.

What it won't do

• Make up a price, grant amount or eligibility rule.
• Send a form for anyone. The visitor always presses Send.
• Pretend to be a person.
• Keep what visitors type into your forms. It only keeps what they type into the chat, for 90 days.
• Change anything on your website. It only reads it.