An AI chatbot for websites that captures leads
A chatbot for your site that answers from your pages, entries and documents, asks your qualifying questions, shares your booking link and alerts your team.
What can the Pixelesq chatbot do for you?
The chatbot reads your published pages, collection entries and any documents you upload, and answers visitors with a link to the page it used. Playbooks open the chat at the right moment on the pages you pick. When a visitor is interested, it asks for their details and your qualifying questions, can share your booking link, and alerts your team by email and phone.
Questions answered at 2 a.m.
Visitors get an answer from your own content any hour, with a link to read more.
Leads from visitors who'd have left
The chat asks for contact details at the moment interest shows, right in the conversation.
Know what visitors keep asking
Every chat gets a summary and intent, and unanswered questions show where your site falls short.
Answers grounded in your own content
It answers from your pages, entries and uploaded documents, and links the page it used.
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Stop the chatbot from discussing pricing
Pixel adds pricing to the chatbot's restricted topics, so it points those questions to your team. The change applies to the live chat right away.
Lead capture that asks your questions
Choose when it asks for contact details, add up to eight qualifying questions, and share your booking link.
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Add starter questions about our services to the chatbot
Pixel reads your services pages and writes a few starter questions visitors can tap, then saves them to the chatbot, where they show in the chat window straight away.
Every chat summarized and scored
Each finished chat gets a summary, intent, sentiment and a lead-readiness score, plus the questions it couldn't answer.
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Pause the chatbot while we update our pricing
Pixel pauses the chatbot on your live site once you approve, and keeps every setting ready for when you switch it back on.
Opens at the right moment
Ready-made playbooks open the chat on the pages and moments you choose, with copy AI writes.
Greetings for each page
Page-specific greetings and starter questions match what the visitor is reading.
A hand-off when it matters
When a visitor asks for a person, your team is alerted and can take over the chat live.
Three ways to show the chat
A popup near the button, a side panel beside the page, or a fullscreen view.
Documents it can learn from
Upload PDFs, Word files, Markdown or text, and the chatbot can answer from them within a minute.
Never a dead end
If the AI is unavailable or the monthly limit is hit, visitors can still leave their details.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's designed to answer only from your own content. It searches your published pages, collection entries and uploaded documents before every answer, and when the answer isn't there, it says so and shows your fallback message, such as your team's email. You can also rule out topics like pricing or refunds entirely. Businesses can be held to what their chatbot tells customers, as Air Canada was in 2024, so try a few questions yourself after big changes.
Your own site and files. It reads your published pages and collection entries, plus any PDFs, Word files, Markdown or text files you upload, up to 10 MB each. When you publish a change, it reads the page again, so answers stay current. Uploaded files are used for answers only: the chatbot never links to them or names them.
Yes, a person can take over. When it can't answer, it shows your fallback message. When a visitor asks for a person, it takes their email and alerts your team by email and phone push, and a teammate can jump into the chat live. If nobody is free, your team already has the email to reply.
Yes. You choose when it asks for contact details: before the chat starts, early in the conversation, or when the AI sees real interest. It then asks up to eight of your qualifying questions, one at a time, and can share your booking link so the visitor picks a time. Each lead lands in your inbox with a score and the full conversation.
Use both if you can, because they catch different visitors. A form suits people who already know what they want. The chatbot catches the ones with a question first, who might otherwise leave or email you about something your site already answers. Both feed the same lead inbox, and if the chat is ever unavailable, a short form takes its place.
It's part of your website. ChatGPT is a general assistant that answers from everything it knows, while this chatbot answers only from your site and files, sits on your pages and turns interest into leads. Compared with a separate chat tool, there's no content to copy in or keep in sync, leads share one scored inbox with your forms, and Pixel can adjust its settings when you ask.
