Import multiple data sources
Train a chatbot on company data from sources such as files, Notion, Google Drive, Zendesk Help Center, and public URLs so it can answer against a defined knowledge base.
Askli is a no-code platform for building and deploying a ChatGPT-style website chatbot trained on your own data for support and lead capture.
Askli is a no-code platform for building a ChatGPT-style chatbot for a website. It is designed to train an AI agent on your own data, then deploy it to answer questions, support visitors, and handle related workflows without requiring custom code.
The site positions the product around support automation, lead generation, and team workflows. From the homepage and pricing page, the core flow is to import data, customize the agent, deploy it on a website or connected channels, and monitor or take over conversations when needed.
Train a chatbot on company data from sources such as files, Notion, Google Drive, Zendesk Help Center, and public URLs so it can answer against a defined knowledge base.
Set the agent persona and goals so the chatbot matches the brand and the support workflow you want it to follow.
Deploy the chatbot on a website or connect it to tools such as Slack, WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Shopify, Crisp, Zendesk, and Zapier from the pages shown.
Monitor conversations and take over when needed, including shared inbox workflows and human handoff for sensitive or complex requests.
Automatically retrain the chatbot when source content changes, with manual retraining also available on the paid plans described on the pricing page.
Use function calling and conversational forms to extend what the agent can do, including lead collection and workflow automation.
Create a website chatbot trained on product docs, help center content, or internal files so visitors can get answers without waiting for a support agent.
Use the agent to capture contact details and qualify interest while responding to common questions, which fits marketing and sales handoff flows.
Connect the chatbot to channels such as Slack or WhatsApp and monitor conversations in one place for teams that need omnichannel support coverage.
Keep answers current by syncing the agent with changing knowledge sources and manually retraining when needed, which suits content that changes often.
Route more complex cases to a human and assign conversations to teammates through the shared inbox when an AI response is not enough.
Yes. The pricing page includes a free plan with limited features, and the site says you can start for free.
Yes. The pricing page says you can switch between monthly and yearly billing, and yearly billing saves 20%.
Yes. The site says you can add the same chatbot to any number of sites.
Yes. The site states that the chatbot can work in languages other than English and can answer in a different language from the one used in the source content.
The pricing page says custom integrations or features can be discussed through an enterprise plan, with custom pricing based on needs.