Agentkit

{"What is Agentkit?":"AI agents trained on business content for support, lead capture, and automation","How to use Agentkit?":"Create an Agentkit chatbot by adding knowledge through a website URL, uploaded documents, text snippets, or Q&A pairs. Customize its tone, welcome message, branding, suggested prompts, lead capture settings, and AI model. Then embed it on any compatible website using one script tag. Review conversations, export leads, identify unanswered questions, and update the agent's knowledge over time.","How do I train an Agentkit chatbot?":"You can train it by crawling a website URL, uploading PDFs or Word documents, adding text snippets, or creating exact Q&A pairs.","Where can I embed an Agentkit chatbot?":"You can embed it on WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Next.js, or any HTML website that supports JavaScript.","Which AI models does Agentkit support?":"Paid plans support models from OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, and Google Gemini. The free plan includes a smaller selection of models.","Can Agentkit capture leads?":"Yes. Agentkit can collect emails and contact information directly within chatbot conversations.","Does Agentkit support multiple languages?":"Yes. Agentkit responds in more than 95 languages and automatically detects the visitor's language.","Does Agentkit offer a free plan?":"Yes. The Free plan costs $0 per month, includes 50 messages per month, one chatbot, 400KB of storage per chatbot, 10 website links, one team seat, and basic actions.","What is the cheapest paid Agentkit plan?":"The Hobby plan is the cheapest paid plan at $29.99 per month and includes 2,000 messages per month, one chatbot, 40MB of storage, unlimited website links, and one team seat.","Can Agentkit automatically update its website knowledge?":"Yes. Standard and Pro plans include automatic retraining for website sources, which are re-crawled as the content changes.","Can Agentkit trigger actions?":"Yes. Depending on the plan, agents can trigger buttons, forms, API calls, integrations, webhooks, and other actions in context."}