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CallsYou for SaaS companies, IT firms and software agencies

In SaaS and IT, prospects land on your site with a specific question: do you have an API for our system, how is licensing counted, do you support SSO, where is the data hosted. If the answer is buried in the docs or hidden behind a 'Book a demo' form, the trial expires without a conversation and the lead sits through a competitor's demo instead. CallsYou reads your website, pricing page and published documentation, and answers in chat in the prospect's language - including at night, when prospects in other time zones are online. When someone is ready to talk rollout, it connects them with sales, usually in about 30 seconds - no back-and-forth emails about scheduling.

Example flowlive
  1. Step 111:10 pm - API and SSO question
  2. Step 2AI answers from docs, with link
  3. Step 3Pricing question for 40 seats
  4. Step 4Picks a 10 am callback
  5. Step 5Account exec runs the rollout call
Today

What costs you time and money today

A trial user gets stuck on setup at 10 pm, can't find the answer in the docs and closes the tab - the trial expires before anyone on your team notices they even tried.
The 'Book a demo' form kicks off a chain of scheduling emails, and a lead who was ready to talk today is sitting in a competitor's demo three days later.
Developers and support keep getting pulled away to explain, once again, the difference between Pro and Business, whether there's a Slack integration and how seat limits work - even though it's all on the pricing page and in the docs.
At a software agency, 'how much would an app like this cost' inquiries arrive through a form with no phone number and no details, and sales burns days on email before finding out whether there's a real project and budget behind it.

Where it pays off most: a fast call with a hot lead

The assistant reads your site on its own - product pages, pricing, case studies, FAQ and documentation if it's published there - and checks for changes every night, so a new feature from the changelog shows up in its knowledge quickly. In the dashboard you add what the site doesn't say: that pricing above 25 seats is handled by sales, which integrations are on the roadmap, how to answer security questions. The assistant makes no binding commitments - no discounts, no SLA or rollout-date promises - it shares what's on your site and hands the topic to a person. When a prospect wants to talk, it offers a callback: the system calls an available sales rep and connects them with the prospect, usually in about 30 seconds. On the Business plan you set the order - account executive first, and if they don't pick up, someone else on the sales team.

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  • Answers feature, integration and plan questions from your site and docs
  • Links to pricing, docs and case studies while the chat stays open
  • Never promises discounts or guarantees - hands it to a person
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  • A call with sales instead of a week of demo-scheduling emails
  • Your rep sees whether they read pricing, API docs or the security page
  • Routing order: account executive first, then the rest of the team
Step by step

What it looks like in practice

Times and numbers are examples - they show the situation, not a guaranteed result.

1A late-night trial question

It's 11:10 pm and the head of operations at a logistics company is trialing your product. She asks in chat whether there's an API to integrate with their WMS and whether you support SSO. Your team is offline, so the AI assistant answers.

2An answer from the docs

Based on your published documentation, the assistant explains the API and supported sign-in methods, links to the right docs section and takes her there without closing the chat. From your dashboard notes it adds that SSO comes with the Business plan.

3A pricing question for the team

She asks what 40 seats would cost on annual billing. The assistant shares the pricing from your site and, following your dashboard instruction, explains that pricing above 25 seats is set by sales - then offers a call.

4A callback at a time she picks

She picks a callback at 10 am the next day and leaves her number. The lead lands in the dashboard and, via webhook, in your CRM too.

5The rollout conversation

At 10 am the system calls the account executive first, and if they're on another call it tries the next person on the team, connecting them with her, usually in about 30 seconds. The rep sees the chat history and pages viewed - pricing, API, security - so the call goes straight to integration and terms.

Sample conversation

What it looks like on your website

In the chat, the AI assistant or your team replies - you decide when. On the phone, it is always a person.

AI assistantonline · replies instantly
Do you integrate with HubSpot?
According to the documentation on the website - yes, via webhooks and the API. Would you like to see how it works for your case?
Yes, we have 30 salespeople.
Leave your number - a salesperson will call within 30 seconds and walk you through the setup for your team.
Features

The features that work hardest here

An AI assistant trained on your site and docs

It reads product pages, pricing and published documentation and checks for changes every night - no manual updates after each release.

Instructions in the dashboard

Rules like 'for enterprise questions, always offer a call', the integration roadmap, answers on security and GDPR - everything sales knows that isn't on the site.

Rep routing order on the Business plan

Set who answers first - say, the account executive - and who takes over if they don't pick up, so a hot lead never hits a dead end.

API, webhooks and an embeddable dashboard

Send leads, chats and calls to your CRM via API and webhooks, and embed the CallsYou dashboard right inside your own system.

Any language, around the clock

The assistant replies in the language the customer writes in - a prospect in another time zone gets an answer right away and a call at a time they choose.

Pricing

What it costs and what you get in this industry

The same simple plans for every business - below, what they do for you specifically. 3 days free, no contract, cancel in one click.

Chat only

Chat

An AI assistant that answers on your website instantly

$29/month
Included in the plan:
  • 1 agent
  • Up to 250 chat conversations / mo
  • The AI assistant knows your whole website
In your industry:
  • Answers feature, integration and plan questions from your site and docs
  • Links to pricing, docs and case studies while the chat stays open
  • Never promises discounts or guarantees - hands it to a person
For more traffic

Business

For businesses with heavy traffic and a bigger team

$109/month
Included in the plan:
  • 5 agents
  • Up to 1,000 chat conversations / mo
  • 100 min on the phone or 200 min in the app
Everything in Chat + Call, plus:
  • Everything in Chat + Call
  • Agent order: who answers first and who takes over
  • Call recording
  • "Phone only" mode
FAQ

Questions

Can the assistant handle technical questions?

Yes, if the answer is on your site - the assistant reads your pages, including published docs, FAQ and changelog, and checks for changes every night. Extra knowledge, like known limitations or upcoming integrations, you add in the dashboard, and anything beyond that it hands to a person.

Can the assistant quote a project for a software agency?

No - CallsYou doesn't generate quotes or proposals automatically. The assistant explains how you work and what projects you do based on your site, and when cost comes up it offers a call and takes a number so sales can ask about scope.

Can we connect CallsYou to our CRM?

Yes - API and webhooks send leads and conversations to your CRM, and you can embed the CallsYou dashboard in your own system. New-lead notifications can go to Telegram, for example.

See CallsYou in your business

3 days free. Enter your website, check the assistant's answers and paste one line of code.