Quickchat AI

Quickchat AI builds AI chatbot agents for support and sales teams that answer from a company's own content, on self-serve plans or billed per resolution.

Quickchat AI gives a business an agent that settles customer questions on its website and messaging apps, rather than only replying to them. The agent reads the company's documents, takes actions in connected tools and keeps each answer traceable to its source. Quickchat AI, a San Francisco company, builds and runs it as its only product. The aim is that a repeat question arriving at night is answered from the same material a support agent would use. Setup happens in a few panels of one app. Identity sets the agent's name, main prompt, guidelines, personality and reply length, and the agent replies in each visitor's own language. The Knowledge Base takes a site crawl, a sitemap, uploaded documents, YouTube transcripts and Intercom articles. AI Actions let the agent hand a chat to a person, gather contact details or update a record in HubSpot CRM. The Inbox holds every conversation, and AI Insights scores each one for sentiment, topic and resolution. The platform suits small and mid-sized businesses that answer customers over chat and want replies grounded in their own content. Support teams already on Zendesk, Intercom or HubSpot can run it as a first line that passes hard cases to staff. Freelancers and agencies may deploy it for clients on any paid plan, while the free tier covers personal projects only. It is sold as self-serve subscriptions, billed monthly or annually, where each step up adds AI credits and knowledge articles, and the business plans add user licenses. Larger operations move to Enterprise, which is billed per resolved conversation under a custom agreement. Most deployments start with the website widget, shown as a floating bubble, an inline embed or a hosted chat page. The same agent can then answer Instagram direct messages or sit in Slack, Discord and Telegram. On a store, it tells a shopper whether an order's size can still change, and hands the chat to staff in the Inbox when it cannot. Sales teams have it collect a visitor's details mid-conversation and write them to HubSpot or Google Sheets. It fits a team that wants chat answered around the clock by an agent its own people can read, correct and take over from.