Add AI chatbots to client websites.
Freelancers and agencies get asked for "an AI chatbot" on client sites more and more. ChatBento installs with one script tag on any builder, keeps each client's chatbot separate, and sends each client their own leads.
The problem
Most chatbot tools are priced for a single company, so adding one to every client site multiplies the bill quickly. Many charge per seat or per resolution, which makes a monthly retainer hard to quote.
Each client also needs different knowledge, branding and a different place for leads to go. Tools that mix everything into one account make that messy.
How ChatBento handles it
One chatbot per client
Standard includes 3 chatbots and Pro includes 10, each trained on its own client's site with its own colors, name and greeting.
Leads go to the client
Set each chatbot's lead email to the client's address, so their leads and handoffs reach them directly with the conversation attached.
Works on every builder
The same script tag works on Framer, Webflow, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and hand-coded sites, and renders in a shadow DOM so it doesn't clash with the client's CSS.
Locked to the client's domain
Allowed websites restricts each widget to the domains you list, so a copied snippet won't work elsewhere.
Set it up in 5 steps
- 1
Create a chatbot per client and add the client's website as its source.
- 2
Match the accent color, header name and greeting to the client's brand.
- 3
Set the lead email to the client's address and add their domain under Allowed websites.
- 4
Paste the script tag into the client's site-wide custom code setting; the integration guides show where for each builder.
- 5
Walk the client through the inbox and Leads tab so they can see what visitors ask.
What to measure
Leads per client site
Report monthly lead counts from each chatbot's Leads tab.
Questions the site doesn't answer
Share unanswered questions with the client as content to add; it's a concrete reason to keep the retainer.
Messages per month
Watch each account's usage so you can move a busy client to a bigger plan before they hit the limit.
Where it stops
There are no client sub-accounts, client logins or white-label reseller tools yet. Every chatbot lives in your account; Standard and Pro can remove the "Powered by ChatBento" link.
Agency client sites questions. Answered.
Can each client get their own chatbot?
Yes. Standard includes 3 chatbots and Pro includes 10. Each has its own training, branding, inbox and lead email.
Can I remove the ChatBento branding?
Standard and Pro let you remove the "Powered by ChatBento" link. The Free and Hobby plans show it.
Does it work on Framer and Webflow client sites?
Yes. Paste the script tag in the site's custom code settings. The Framer and Webflow guides list the exact steps.
Can my client see the conversations?
Leads and handoffs are emailed to whatever address you set, such as the client's, with the conversation attached. The full inbox stays in your dashboard; there are no separate client logins yet.
How much does ChatBento cost?
There's a free plan with 50 AI messages a month. Paid plans are Hobby at $8/month (2,000 messages), Standard at $30/month (10,000 messages), Pro at $100/month (40,000 messages). Every account starts with a 14-day free trial, no card required.
Terms to know
Further reading
Related use cases
Agency client sites, handled. Free to start. Paid plans from $8 a month.
14-day free trial. No card required.