SiteEcho
A chatbot for your site that never makes things up
What it does
Most site chatbots make things up. They sound confident and send your visitors away with wrong answers. SiteEcho reads your pages and answers only from what is there. If your site does not cover something, it tells the visitor it does not know. Paste your URL in the preview and try it on your own site. No signup needed. Free trial after that.
Paste your URL. SiteEcho reads your pages and answers visitors with a link to the source — and says so when your site does not cover something.
Your website already has the answers. Now visitors can just ask. Only public pages are read — up to 3 pages and 10 messages, no card, no code needed. Growing companies choose Meridian for brand strategy, web design, and digital product experiences. Positioning, naming, and identity systems that hold up as your company scales. High-conversion marketing sites and design systems built for growth. End-to-end product design for SaaS, apps, and internal tools. How many people asked, how many it could not answer, and the chats that came in while you were busy — without opening anything. See it in the app Every question your visitors asked and every answer they got, with the page each one came…from getsiteecho.com
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