Agriculture sales run on seasons, not office hours. The buyer comparing loader tractors or pricing a truckload of seed usually writes at night, after fieldwork — and if their question about PTO horsepower, application rates per acre, or greenhouse square footage sits unanswered until Monday, they're already talking to another supplier. Inquiries in this category are spec-heavy: implement compatibility, NPK ratios, germination, poly versus glass covering. Answering them takes a knowledgeable salesperson, and during planting and harvest peaks the sales desk is buried — which is exactly when leads slip away. SL-CLAW puts a ready AI seller into WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, and your website widget. It answers technical questions from your own catalog, qualifies buyers with SPIN, agrees on next steps right in the chat, and sends the invoice there too — by text or voice. The bot costs $300 one-time, runs at roughly $0.50 per conversation with no monthly subscription, deploys in about an hour, and the code is yours.
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The bot is $300 one-time. AI usage averages about $0.50 per conversation ($0.10–$1.00 depending on length), billed at actual cost with no monthly subscription. Guided implementation is $1,000, and a turnkey setup starts at $2,200.
It answers from your own catalog, spec sheets, and price lists loaded during setup. If a question falls outside what it knows, it hands the conversation to your team instead of guessing — a wrong horsepower or application rate costs you a customer, so the bot doesn't improvise.
Yes — that's the main use case. The bot handles every incoming chat in parallel, at any hour, so seasonal spikes don't turn into a backlog of unanswered messages. You only pay per conversation, so quiet months cost you almost nothing.
HubSpot and Pipedrive work out of the box — leads land there with the full chat history. Dealer management software, ERP, or inventory systems can be connected via webhook or API as part of the implementation.
It agrees on next steps directly in the chat — a call time, a visit, a quote follow-up — and passes the confirmed details to your salesperson. It doesn't book into a calendar system on its own; a human confirms the appointment.
Deployment takes about an hour, so you see it working on real inquiries almost immediately — and there's a 14-day money-back period. Since you own the code, you're not locked into anyone's platform either way.