Botme - AI customer support agent, live on your website in 5 minutes

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Train it on your website, docs, or policies. Botme deploys an AI support agent that answers customers instantly, 24/7 in 90+ languages. Goes live in under 5 minutes. Beyond Q&A: it books meetings, captures leads, recommends WooCommerce products, and hands off to humans when needed. Every answer is grounded in your content with source citations. No hallucinations. Free to start.

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Akos, the founder of Botme and I'm genuinely excited to share this with you today. I've been building Botme for 3 years. Not as a side experiment, but as something I actually believed was missing. Most AI chatbot tools were either too generic, too expensive, or took weeks to set up properly. I wanted something any business could deploy in minutes and actually trust. The core idea is simple: connect your docs, your website, your policies and Botme builds an agent that answers your customers accurately, in their language, around the clock. No hallucinations. No internet guessing. Just your content, surfaced instantly. But what I'm most proud of in this version is that it goes beyond answers. It books meetings, captures leads, recommends products, and knows when to hand off to a human. It's closer to a teammate than a chatbot. Would love to hear your feedback. Brutal honesty is welcome. What would make this a no-brainer for you? Thanks for the support 🙏 #vercel-day

This is a problem I’m thinking about a lot right now.

We’re building a product with a growing user base, and support is one of those things that can quickly become messy if answers are scattered across docs, policies, Discord, emails, and internal knowledge. So I really like the idea of training an agent on your actual content instead of letting it guess.

The part that matters most to me is trust. “No hallucinations” is a big promise in customer support, especially when pricing, account issues, or policies are involved.

Curious how Botme handles cases where the answer is not clearly available in the uploaded content. Does it refuse, ask for clarification, or hand off to a human automatically?

Also nice to see a Hungarian founder building in this space. Good luck with the launch! :)

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Currently the user that sets up the chatbot can choose if he wants to let the bot create a support ticket or for the bot to just casually decline answering. We have very strict rules in the logic of it all, so the chances of hallucinations are at a minimum

I like the focus on simplicity here. Getting something useful live in a few minutes is a strong value proposition for small businesses.