Aisk is a smart AI tool designed to make your website more helpful for customers. We automatically turn your website into a knowledge base, enabling customers to find answers to their questions 24/7. This frees up your team’s time to focus on higher-priority tasks. Aisk is incredibly easy to use—no...
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Aisk is an innovative AI tool designed to enhance customer support on your website by transforming it into a comprehensive knowledge base. This smart system allows customers to find answers to their questions at any time, freeing up your team to focus on more critical tasks. Aisk is user-friendly and requires no prior AI knowledge—simply input your website URL, and Aisk will analyze and understand your content to provide instant responses to visitor inquiries. When new questions are posed, you only need to answer them once on your website, and Aisk will remember for future interactions.
Aisk excels in several key areas: it reduces support costs by leveraging your existing content without the need for additional staff or expensive maintenance. The AI technology continually improves, ensuring efficient and automated customer service that scales with your business. It also prioritizes privacy, operating on a Netherlands-based infrastructure that guarantees full GDPR compliance without additional security costs.
The tool is designed for a quick and easy launch, requiring just a single line of code to add its widget to your site. This means you can start benefiting from reduced support costs almost immediately, with minimal upfront investment.
Small plan: $59/month for 100 AI queries and 300 indexed pages.
Medium plan: $490/month for 1,000 AI queries and 1,000 indexed pages.
Large plan: $4,100/month for 10,000 AI queries and 10,000 indexed pages.
Enterprise plan: Custom pricing for unlimited AI queries and indexed pages.
All plans include custom widget, stand-alone page, API access, unlimited website indexing, real-time updates, and standard support. Custom solutions available upon contact.
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