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Plan your website chatbot in three steps

Adding an AI chatbot to your site comes down to three questions: is it worth it, what does it know, and what is it called. Each tool answers one of them in a minute or two.

1. Check the return with the ROI calculator

Enter how many support questions you get a month, how long each takes to answer, what an hour of support costs and how many of those questions your website already answers. The chatbot ROI calculator shows the hours and money saved, picks the ChatBento plan that fits your volume, and shows the formula with your numbers so you can check the math or put it in a proposal.

2. Write the answers with the FAQ generator

A chatbot is only as good as what it learns from. Paste the address of your pricing, product or help page into the FAQ generator and get the 10 questions visitors are most likely to ask, answered from that page. Edit them, publish them on the page with the FAQPage schema it gives you, and you've improved the page for visitors, search engines and AI assistants at the same time.

3. Name it with the name generator

Choose your industry and tone in the chatbot name generator and compare a dozen names in different styles: first names, compounds, “Ask” names and brand names. Click one to see it in a chat window header, and copy the one that fits.

What happens to what you make here

The calculator and name generator run entirely in your browser. The FAQ generator reads the one page you enter, sends its text to Claude to write the questions, and doesn't keep the page or the results. It's limited to 5 runs a day per visitor.

When you're ready to put a chatbot on your site, ChatBento carries your work over: the name you picked becomes your chatbot's name, and the FAQs you generated are added as Q&As it answers from, alongside your website's pages. It works on Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and plain HTML, installs with one script tag, and starts at $8 a month after a 14-day free trial. See pricing or how it compares in ChatBento vs Chatbase.