Compare website chatbot builders on what they read, how they count use, what they say when your pages are silent, what happens at the limit and what you can see after launch. TailGPT answers only from your selected pages and documents, counts questions rather than credits, and charges a flat monthly price.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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RAG, or retrieval-augmented generation, means a chatbot first finds the passages that match a question, then writes its answer from them instead of from general knowledge. On a website it is what lets answers come from your own pages. TailGPT uses it with strict rules: answer only from your pages, and say so when nothing matches.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 8 min read
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Prompt injection is an attempt to slip instructions into a chatbot, through a visitor's question or text hidden in a page or document, so it ignores its rules. TailGPT refuses such orders with one fixed sentence, marks instructions found in your content as material to read, and never charges a question for a refusal.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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An AI hallucination is a confident, fluent answer that is false or not supported by anything the AI was given, such as an invented refund window or a made-up phone number. It happens because models write likely-sounding text. TailGPT reduces it by answering only from your pages and checking each answer after it is written.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 8 min read
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You do not need a helpdesk suite to put an AI chatbot on your website. If your support is an inbox and a phone, a standalone chatbot such as TailGPT answers visitors from your pages for a flat monthly price, with no seats, tickets or per-resolution fees. You give up tickets, hand-off and channels.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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Website chatbots are priced per message, per credit, per resolution, per seat, or as a flat monthly plan with a question allowance. Each puts a different risk on the buyer. TailGPT uses the flat model: as of 4 October 2026, Starter is ₹4,000 a month for 4,000 questions. Compare plans by pricing your busiest month.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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An Indian business choosing a website chatbot should check the rupee price and card payment, Hindi questions, the local details visitors ask about, and the festive or admission peak. TailGPT is priced in rupees (Starter ₹4,000 a month as of 4 October 2026), answers Hindi questions in beta and works only on your website.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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In a website chatbot's first month, the features that matter are the plain ones: choosing which pages it reads, answering only from them, saying when it does not know, testing before launch, a one-line install, and reading what visitors asked. TailGPT is built around those, and lacks integrations, channels and white-labelling.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 8 min read
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The TailGPT free trial lets an account that has never had a plan add one website, have up to 500 of its pages read, build one chatbot and ask it 20 test messages in the dashboard, with no card. Re-reading the site, uploading documents and the code that puts the chatbot on your website need a plan.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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Since 18 September 2026, Show chats in TailGPT opens every conversation a chatbot has had on your website, drawn as chat bubbles. You can search any word, filter to the last 7, 30 or 90 days and sort by newest, oldest, longest or shortest. It works after a plan lapses; it does not show refused questions or export.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 8 min read
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Support ticket deflection means a customer gets the answer on your website and never emails, messages or calls. Measure it by counting repeat questions for two weeks before and after. A TailGPT chatbot can take policy, delivery, pricing, hours and eligibility questions; order status, account questions and complaints stay with you.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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Per-resolution pricing charges each time an AI agent is judged to have resolved a conversation, usually alongside helpdesk seats and a monthly minimum. The bill rises as the bot improves or traffic grows. TailGPT instead charges a fixed monthly price for a question allowance: ₹4,000 for 4,000 questions on Starter as of 4 October 2026.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 8 min read
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Chatbot plans count messages, credits or questions, and the same headline number can buy very different months. A credit plan's answers shrink when one answer uses several credits; a message plan may count both sides. TailGPT counts each visitor question as one, with three kinds of refusal free: 4,000 a month on Starter.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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TailGPT collects no emails, shows no forms and hands nothing to a person. It answers price, fit and timing questions from your pages, and its Sales role points visitors to the contact form, phone number or booking page your site already has. If you need lead capture inside the chat, choose a tool that offers it.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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Test a chatbot before you buy by asking 20 real questions about your own website: covered facts, documents, questions it cannot know, traps and an attempt to give it orders. TailGPT's free trial fits that plan exactly: one website, up to 500 pages, one chatbot and 20 test questions, with no card.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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To switch website chatbots without losing answers, list everything your current bot knows, move typed answers onto pages or into a document, set up TailGPT on its free trial, ask both bots the same questions, then swap the line of code and remove the old one. Save old conversations before cancelling.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot's role sets its manner: Support is calm and factual, Sales leads with what you offer and points to a next step, FAQ gives short direct answers, and Custom follows your own instructions. No role changes what it may say: every one answers only from your pages.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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To run separate Sales and Support chatbots in TailGPT, create two chatbots on the same website, give one the Sales role and the other Support, and paste each one's line of code on its own pages. Both answer from one reading of your site and share the account's question pool. Two chatbots need Growth or above.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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To keep a TailGPT chatbot's answers current, update your website, then have TailGPT read the site again from your monthly re-read allowance; there is no automatic refresh. For documents, upload the corrected file with the same name and it replaces the old one within seconds. Check Show chats monthly for stale answers.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to your website with TailGPT, sign up, add your site, tick the pages it should read, create and test a chatbot, choose a plan, then paste one line of code before </body>. Your part takes about ten minutes; reading the pages runs in the background.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 13 min read
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Multiply monthly visits by the share who open the chat and the questions each asks. A Jaipur shop with 40,000 visits, 3% opening the chat and 2.5 questions each needs about 3,000 a month: TailGPT Starter (4,000). Size for your busiest month, and use Growth (10,000), an upgrade or a top-up for peaks.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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A website chatbot reads your site in four steps: it finds pages from the site's own page list (its sitemap), opens each in a real browser, keeps the real content while dropping menus and banners, then makes it searchable by meaning. TailGPT works this way and shows which pages failed and why.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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A scripted chat flow is a tree of buttons and replies written in advance; an AI answer is written when the visitor asks, from your website's pages. TailGPT is the second kind: it answers only from your chosen pages and documents. Flows still suit fixed tasks such as bookings and forms, which TailGPT does not do.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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"Free" on a chatbot pricing page means one of three things: a permanent free plan with small limits, a 7- or 14-day trial with or without a card, or a build-and-test trial. TailGPT's free trial reads up to 500 of your pages and gives 20 test questions, with no card, before the bot goes live.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 12 min read
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An FAQ chatbot built with TailGPT answers from the pages your website already has, so there is no second list of answers to keep in step. Choose the FAQ role, tick your FAQ, policy, pricing, contact and about pages, upload what support repeats, test with ten real questions, then fix pages weekly.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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A documentation chatbot answers customers from your help pages and manuals. In TailGPT you tick the help pages on your website, upload manuals as PDF, Word or text files, and choose the FAQ or Support role. It answers only from those, cannot log into your product, and needs a re-read when your docs change.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 12 min read
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Point a chatbot at your docs alone when visitors are existing customers asking how to use what they bought; point it at your whole site when they are still deciding. Most small businesses need a curated mix. TailGPT lets you tick exactly which pages it reads and upload PDF, Word and text documents beside them.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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An AI sales chatbot answers what buyers ask before paying: fit, sizing, delivery time and cost, returns, compatibility and what the price includes. TailGPT's Sales role leads with your product and price and points to the next step your pages describe. It never promises a discount, delivery date or stock your pages don't state.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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If nobody is free to watch a live chat window, an unattended chat box does more harm than good. An AI chatbot such as TailGPT answers visitors from your website's pages at any hour, with no one on shift, and says plainly when a question needs a person. It cannot hand a chat over.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 8 min read
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This glossary defines 30 terms you meet on AI chatbot pricing and feature pages, from AI agent to widget, in plain English. Where it helps, each entry says how TailGPT handles it, such as counting questions instead of credits and answering only from your pages and documents.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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Test a chatbot trial with a plan: pick the pages, collect 20 real customer questions, then check covered and uncovered questions, prices, discount requests, follow-ups and Hindi, what the owner sees, and the limits. On TailGPT's free trial, 20 test questions is the budget, so spend each one on a test.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to a WordPress site with TailGPT, tick the pages it should read, test it, then paste one line of code before </body> through a code plugin you choose, a child theme's footer or the wp_footer hook. There is no TailGPT plugin. WordPress.com needs a paid plan that allows plugins.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to Wix, your site needs a Premium plan with a connected domain, because Wix allows custom code only then. In TailGPT, add the website by that domain, pick its pages, then paste the one-line script in Settings, Custom Code, Body - end, on all pages, and publish.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to Webflow with TailGPT, build and test the chatbot, copy its one line of code, paste it into Site settings → Custom code → Footer code, save and publish to your custom domain. Webflow allows custom code on paid Workspace or Site plans only, so check yours first.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot answers travellers' questions from your own package pages and itinerary PDFs: inclusions and exclusions, the day-by-day plan, what to pack, documents as published, payment and cancellation terms. It cannot quote live prices or seats, confirm a booking or advise on visa eligibility; for those it names your contact page or the official source.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to Squarespace, you need Core, Plus, Advanced or a legacy Business or Commerce plan, because only those have Code Injection. In TailGPT, add your site by its own domain and pick its pages, then paste the one-line script into Code Injection's Footer field, under Custom Code in the Pages panel.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to a Shopify store with TailGPT, tick the store pages it should read, test it, then paste one line just above </body> in theme.liquid, after duplicating your theme. There is no Shopify app. It answers shipping, returns and product questions from your pages, and cannot look up orders or live stock.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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An admissions chatbot built with TailGPT answers parents' and students' questions about eligibility, dates, documents, hostel, transport and published fees from your website and uploaded prospectus, and nothing else. It cannot predict cut-offs, confirm a seat or quote a fee you have not published; when your pages are silent it says so instead of guessing.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot on a restaurant's website answers timings, location, parking, private dining, delivery areas and dietary questions from your menu and info pages, and allergens only where the menu lists them. Upload menu PDFs with real text; a scanned one fails. It cannot take a booking or an order, so it names your booking page or number.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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A real estate chatbot should answer configuration, stated carpet area, amenities, location, possession as stated, documents and visit timings from your listing pages. TailGPT answers only from those pages and cannot book visits, so it names your contact or visit page. It must never promise prices, availability or approvals your pages do not state.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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A law firm's chatbot should explain the firm's services, process, published fees, office hours and documents to bring, and never advise on a visitor's own facts. TailGPT answers only from the firm's pages and says when they do not cover something. Ask visitors not to share case details, because conversations are stored and readable.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot on a hotel or homestay website answers guests' questions before booking (room types, inclusions, check-in times, cancellation, pets, parking, distances) and after (directions, arrival, what to bring), only as your pages state them. It must not quote live rates, confirm bookings or promise upgrades. Hindi questions work in beta.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot on a gym or fitness studio's website answers membership plans and fees as published, batch and class timings, trial sessions, trainers, facilities and freeze or cancellation policy from your own pages and timetable files. It cannot book a class, and must not give medical or diet advice or promise results.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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To add an AI chatbot to Framer with TailGPT, copy the chatbot's one line of code, open Project Settings → Custom Code, add a script at the end of the body on all pages, set it to run once, then publish. Add your website to TailGPT by the address visitors actually use.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 9 min read
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An agency can run chatbots for several client websites from one TailGPT account: Growth allows three websites live at once and Enterprise up to 1,000. Pages and questions are pooled across clients, and there are no client sub-accounts, team seats or white label, so many agencies give each client their own account.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot on a CA or accounting firm's website answers services, process, documents to bring, office hours and published fees from the firm's own pages. It must not advise anyone on their own taxes, so untick general tax articles. Tell visitors not to type PAN or financial details: conversations are stored and the owner reads them.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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A small support team can put a TailGPT chatbot on its website to answer the repeat questions its pages already cover: timings, delivery, returns, fees. The team keeps orders, complaints and anything needing a decision. TailGPT has no hand-off or inbox, so publish a clear contact page the bot can point visitors to.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 11 min read
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To prepare TailGPT for a sale or launch, update the sale page, read the website again, test ten likely questions and check your question allowance against the expected peak. During the rush, check the questions it could not answer each day and fix the pages. Afterwards, take the sale page down and read the site again so old prices stop.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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A chatbot answers questions; an AI agent also takes actions, such as booking, refunding or updating a record, using tools connected to your systems. Most small websites need answers first, because every action adds risk. TailGPT is an answer bot: it answers from your website's pages and documents and takes no actions.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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A TailGPT chatbot answers after-hours questions from your website's pages at any hour, without staff. It gives a straight answer when a page covers the question, and otherwise tells the visitor how and when to reach you, as long as your contact hours are on a page it reads. It cannot promise callbacks or take orders.
Siddharth Kajaria · 7 October 2026 · 10 min read
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A general chatbot answers from everything it has ever read. When your website does not say what a visitor asked, it guesses - and a guess about your delivery times sounds exactly like a fact. A chatbot that reads only your pages has nothing to invent from, and the honest answer to an uncovered question is that it is uncovered.
Siddharth Kajaria · 20 September 2026 · 4 min read
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An online store's chat bubble earns its place on five questions, and every one of them is already answered somewhere on the site. The trouble is that nobody can find them at eleven at night. A chatbot that reads your policy and product pages answers delivery, returns, sizing, stock and payment, and never invents a delivery date.
Siddharth Kajaria · 17 September 2026 · 4 min read
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An AI chatbot on your website reads the pages you choose and answers visitors from them. It is useful for a narrow, real job, and it is not a member of staff. It answers what your pages already answer, at any hour, but it does not take orders, issue refunds or promise anything new.
Siddharth Kajaria · 14 September 2026 · 4 min read
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There is no single best AI chatbot for a website. Four kinds of tool are sold under that name: site-trained answerers like TailGPT, live chat suites with AI added, flow builders, and general assistants in a bubble. Picking the right kind matters far more than picking the right brand.
Siddharth Kajaria · 11 September 2026 · 3 min read
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The pages you pick decide the answers you get. Choose the ones a customer would ask about, and leave out everything written for somebody else. Policy and product pages answer most questions, while blog archives and old campaigns add reading time, not answers. A 500-page shop usually has about 25 pages that matter.
Siddharth Kajaria · 8 September 2026 · 4 min read
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A clinic's website gets the same questions every day: timings, fees, location, what to bring, which doctor is in. A chatbot can answer those from your own pages - and must refuse everything that sounds like medical advice. It should never diagnose, advise on medication or triage a symptom, and it hands anything clinical to a person.
Siddharth Kajaria · 5 September 2026 · 4 min read
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Live chat needs somebody at a keyboard. An AI chatbot answers from your pages at two in the morning. Most sites want the second one first. Live chat answers anything, but only while somebody is there; a chatbot answers what your pages cover, at any hour. Together, the bot clears the repeats and the person takes the rest.
Siddharth Kajaria · 1 September 2026 · 3 min read
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Admission season turns a coaching institute's phone into a queue of the same six questions. A chatbot that reads your own pages answers them at the hour parents actually ask - late at night, after the office has closed. Its answers come only from your published pages, and it never promises a seat, a rank or a scholarship.
Siddharth Kajaria · 29 August 2026 · 4 min read
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Every chatbot demo looks good. These six questions separate the ones that will work on your website from the ones that will embarrass you. Ask what it does when it does not know, where each answer came from, and what happens to your content and your visitors' questions. Then test it on your own pages, with your own awkward questions.
Siddharth Kajaria · 25 August 2026 · 4 min read
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Not everything you know is on your website. Price lists live in PDFs and warranties live in Word files, and a chatbot can answer from those too. PDF, Word and text files are read alongside your pages, but a scanned PDF is a photograph with no text to read, and an expired document answers as confidently as a current one.
Siddharth Kajaria · 18 August 2026 · 3 min read
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Read a week of your support inbox and you will find the same eight questions. Every one of them is already answered somewhere on your website. That makes most support email a search problem, not a support problem: a chatbot answers those questions from your pages, and the ones it cannot answer become your content plan.
Siddharth Kajaria · 11 August 2026 · 4 min read
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An answer with no source is a claim. A link to the page it came from turns it into something a visitor can check in one click, and you can correct in one edit. The source also shows you which page said the wrong thing, because an answer with no source cannot be argued with, or fixed.
Siddharth Kajaria · 4 August 2026 · 4 min read
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Chatbot prices are quoted in four different units, which is what makes them hard to compare. Learn the units and the comparison takes five minutes. Plans are priced by pages, by conversations, by seats or by messages, and the cheap plan is only cheap until your traffic doubles. Ask what happens when you go over before you sign up.
Siddharth Kajaria · 28 July 2026 · 3 min read
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A chatbot admitting it cannot find something is working correctly. What you do with that admission is what turns it into a better website. Every miss is either a missing page or a missing page selection: fix the page, read the site again, and the same question gets an answer from then on.
Siddharth Kajaria · 21 July 2026 · 3 min read
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