Site-trained chat
Answers from your pages, FAQs, and policies. If it cannot answer, it offers the contact form instead of guessing.
Elliott Digital
AI that answers, routes, or drafts. Not a widget that confuses people.
A site-trained assistant is $750. If the model cannot name its source, it does not go on the page.

Answers from your pages, FAQs, and policies. If it cannot answer, it offers the contact form instead of guessing.
Returning visitors can see the right offer or case study first. Prices stay the same for everyone.
Outlines and meta drafts. A human editor still publishes. You keep the voice.
Summaries of form quality and what moved on the care plan. Less spreadsheet archaeology.
Step 1
Bound the job
What should the model answer, and what must it refuse? We write that down first.
Step 2
Ground it
We feed pages, policies, and product copy. No open-web improvisation on a client site.
Step 3
Handoff
Every dead end offers the contact form. Sales has to trust it.
Step 4
Watch
We review missed questions with the care plan and tighten the source set.
Site chatbot
$750. Answers from your pages on a new build or an existing site.
Custom AI workflow
Quoted. Document processing, routing, or an assistant with a named job.
Not a fit
If you want a widget that invents pricing, we will decline.
No. It deflects repeat questions and captures the ones that need a person. The point is fewer bad leads, not zero humans.
It can draft. We will not publish raw model output as your brand. That is how sites get ignored.
No. A site chatbot is $750. It is a named service, not part of every website package.
A site chatbot is $750. It answers from your pages. If it cannot answer, it offers the contact form instead of guessing.
Your pages, FAQs, and policies. Not the open web. Missed questions get reviewed with the care plan and folded back into the source set.