
MimicBot
Embeddable AI chat widgets for digital agencies
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Embeddable AI chat widgets for digital agencies
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MimicBot is an embeddable AI chat widget built for digital agencies. It crawls your client's website, answers visitor questions with source citations, and completes in-chat actions — bookings, newsletter signups, contact forms — without redirecting.




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Congrats on the launch Amir. Building in the same space with TalkBuildr so this hits close to home. Quick question on the $249 Agency plan, how are you handling per-client KB isolation and white-label billing pass-through, those are the two things my agency users ask about the most. Curious what you landed on.
@cuygun Thanks Cesurhan, fair question, I'll be straight since you're in the trenches too.
KB isolation: bot-level with Postgres RLS (each bot's pages/chunks/conversations are scoped and
cross-tenant tests run in CI). Agencies today model it as one bot per client, rolling up to the
agency dashboard. What we don't have yet is a true per-client sub-workspace with its own login — if
your users need a client-facing portal, that's an honest gap.
White-label billing pass-through: also not shipped. Agency pays us direct; they bill their clients
off-platform on whatever rate card they want. No Stripe Connect / reseller invoicing yet. It's the
#1 agency ask and next on the roadmap — Stripe Connect Express is where I'm leaning. Curious what
you landed on.
So: isolation, yes; sub-workspaces + pass-through billing, not yet. Rather tell you that upfront
than have you find out in week two.
@mimicbot_app appreciate the straight answer, that's way more useful than marketing copy. On our side we also went bot-per-client with RLS, and pass-through billing we punted on for the same reason. Stripe Connect Express is where I keep landing too but the onboarding friction for non-technical agency owners is the part that scares me, they bounce the moment they see a KYC form. How are you thinking about it, abstract it behind your own onboarding or just send them straight to Stripe?