In home and retail, the sale lives or dies on a question. A shopper finds your sofa, phone case, or air fryer, then asks: will it fit my space, my phone model, my kitchen? If nobody answers within minutes, they open a competitor's tab — and much of this browsing happens after hours and on weekends, exactly when your team is offline. Instagram DMs pile up, the website widget sits silent, and carts get abandoned one clarifying question away from checkout. An SL-CLAW AI salesperson closes that gap. It works in Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, and your site widget, answers spec, size, compatibility, stock, and delivery questions instantly, qualifies bigger tickets like furniture and appliances with SPIN questioning, and sends an invoice right in the chat. It costs $300 one-time plus roughly $0.50 per dialog — no monthly subscription — deploys in about an hour, and the code stays with you.
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The bot itself is $300 one-time. Implementation — training it on your catalog, connecting your channels — is $1,000, or from $2,200 turnkey. After that you pay only for actual AI usage: about $0.50 per dialog (typically $0.10–$1 depending on length), with no monthly subscription. There's a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. During implementation the bot is trained on your product data — specs, dimensions, compatibility, prices, delivery terms — so it answers from your actual catalog rather than generic knowledge. When your assortment changes, the data gets updated the same way.
HubSpot and Pipedrive work out of the box — leads land there automatically. Other systems like Shopify, WooCommerce, or an inventory database are connected via webhook or API as part of the implementation, scoped honestly before we start.
Yes. The same salesperson works in Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, and a widget on your website — one persona, consistent answers across channels. It can also handle voice, not just text.
It agrees on the details in the conversation — address, preferred dates, assembly needs — and hands your team a lead that's ready to confirm. It doesn't book calendar slots on its own, so your dispatcher keeps final control over the schedule.
Deployment takes about an hour once the bot is configured for your store. If it's not a fit, there's a 14-day money-back period. And the code belongs to you, so you're not locked into a platform you can't leave.