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It answers the easy questions in your own words, around the clock: opening hours, prices, where you are. Anything about money or a complaint it hands straight to you, in your own Telegram, where you reply with a swipe. You bring your own AI key and pay the provider directly: a hundred answers a day is about a dollar a month. Everyone else sells those same answers at 65 cents apiece.
You tell it about your business the way you would tell a new hire: hours, address, prices, the five questions you get every day. Nothing to configure, nothing technical to learn, no wording to get right. It answers from that and from nothing else.
You get a free key from Google or OpenAI in two minutes and paste it here. The provider bills you directly: about two hundredths of a cent an answer. We take nothing per answer, because we pay nothing.
Any figure that is not in your own price list gets the answer thrown away before the visitor sees it. An invented price is the one mistake a shop pays for in real money.
Refunds, discounts, complaints and “let me talk to a person” never reach the model at all. They arrive in your Telegram, where a human belongs.
For the first week it writes the answer and sends it to you. You read it, and send it with a swipe if it is right. Nobody speaks in your name until you have seen how it speaks.
Paste your address and it takes the hours, the address and the menu off your own pages. Or photograph the price list on the wall. You check what it found and save.
Did not like an answer? Press “correct it” right there in the conversation and write what it should have said. That pair becomes knowledge, and the next visitor gets your words.
Provider prices as of October 2026. You pay them, not us: we never stand between you and your own key.
A single <script> tag on any site: Tilda, WordPress, custom. Visitors need no accounts.
Messages, leads with budget & contact, files. Each visitor is tagged with their own #CODE.
Reply in Telegram, and the answer lands back in the visitor's widget instantly. Unread? They see a badge.
Not "leave a request and wait", but a live conversation. History survives reloads; replies arrive even after the visitor left the page.
Visitor sends a sketch or screenshot; you reply with a PDF quote or a photo. PNG, JPEG, WebP, PDF up to 10 MB.
Theme, accent color, greeting, menu, your logo, plus a Telegram connect wizard: paste a bot token, three clicks, done.
Messages go straight to your own Telegram, never a shared third-party inbox. Isolated per-tenant edge storage; honeypot + timing gate + rate limits kill the bots.
The visitor writes in the widget, the message lands in your Telegram, you swipe-reply, and the answer appears right back in the widget. Text, photos, PDF quotes. Included in every plan.
The widget shows a “Message on WhatsApp” button. It captures the lead first (name and question, so nothing is lost), then opens WhatsApp with the context already typed. Included in every plan.
Requests and subscriptions can also land in your inbox: handy as a backup, or for a shared team address.
WhatsApp, unlike Telegram, doesn’t let you simply connect a bot. A genuine two-way integration needs the WhatsApp Business Cloud API from Meta: business verification, Tech Provider status, and a fee to Meta for every 24-hour conversation. For a small business that is expensive and heavy, so in the standard product WhatsApp works as click-to-chat: free, instant, with any number of yours, and the lead is captured before the hand-off.
Need the native two-way WhatsApp integration anyway? It is possible as a separate turnkey project: we set up the Meta API for you.
The visitor picks “Video call” and leaves a contact, and a private video room opens instantly, and its link lands in your Telegram. No accounts, no installs, works in the browser.
A mic button in the message box: the visitor dictates instead of typing. Built into the browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari), free; where it’s unsupported the button simply hides.
One attribute, data-qiksy-ask, turns any button on your site (“Order an audit”, “Choose plan”) into a lead. No form: the widget asks only for a contact, while what the visitor wanted, the page and the context attach themselves. For computed context (a calculator, a chosen plan) there’s __qiksyAssist.ask().
Support lives where you already are. Your phone is the helpdesk: reply from the couch, the car, the workshop.
Telegram's Bot API is free and instant: no per-seat licenses, no WhatsApp verification queues, no monthly per-channel fees.
Connect the bot from the admin panel in three clicks; every visitor is tagged with a #CODE, so replies never miss.
Chat & leads are free forever, with a small “⚡ Qiksy Assist” badge. New assistants get 14 days of premium (WhatsApp, video, voice) on the house, then keep chat forever. No card to start.
First 10 customers: a year of Start for $49 instead of $96. Same everything, early-believer price.
Claim a spot →No build step, no server of your own, no developer needed. If you can paste one line into your site, you can finish this.
Before </body> on your site. WordPress, Tilda, Shopify, Webflow or plain HTML: the bubble appears right away.
One tap on the link in your panel. Visitors never see your Telegram, and never need one themselves.
The normal Telegram gesture. Your answer is in the visitor’s chat within seconds: text, photos or a PDF quote.
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