
The chatbot collects, segments, and qualifies leads while your team rests. No more night-time prospects slipping through.

Run targeted chatbot campaigns on high-intent pages. Greet, qualify, and capture in a single dialog.

Visitors book demos by themselves. No more long scheduling chats — the chatbot delivers all event details to the agent.

Move visitors through the sales funnel with proactive nudges. Help with payment, account activation, or plan choice.

A welcome chatbot meets users, answers common questions, and collects contacts when agents are offline.

Route customer requests to the right team automatically. The marketing chatbot handles initial communication and writes context into the lead card.

Map chatbot answers into HubSpot, Pipedrive, or Salesforce. Enrich profiles, segment by behaviour, prioritise outreach.
A service tool that sends triggered messages with answer options or marketing forms. Based on the choice, the chatbot recommends a product, leads to a website page, or assigns the lead to a sales rep.
Marketing teams use them to collect and qualify leads. Support uses them to provide 24/7 service and handle FAQs. Sales uses them to recommend products, lead to purchase, or schedule demos.
Visual chatbot builder, integrations with Facebook, Instagram, and messengers, marketing forms for capture, behavioural-based triggering, A/B testing, and integrations with your CRM and email stack.
Dashly, LiveChat, Intercom, and Freshdesk Messaging are industry leaders. Dashly is a more affordable alternative starting from $39/mo, with a generous free trial.
In Dashly: open the visual builder, create a message chain, write the text, choose a trigger, and launch. No code required. Use one of our ready-made templates to start in under 10 minutes.
Pricing varies by service. Most chatbots ship together with live chat, knowledge base, and other tools. In Dashly, chatbots are included in three plans starting from $39/mo.
Online schools use chatbots to recommend the right course, activate freemium students into paid plans, qualify and collect prospects, and support customers around the clock.
SaaS companies use chatbots to collect and qualify leads, activate users into new features, recommend solutions, onboard customers, and route customer requests to the right support team.
Online stores use chatbots to welcome visitors with relevant recommendations, recover abandoned carts with promo codes, prevent churn, and personalise the shopping flow.