Answers, leads and handoffs from one chat on your website
Quicklook Chat learns your website, answers visitors from it at any hour, captures their leads and delivers them to your team, with a person one click from taking over. Every feature is in every plan, from $99 a month.
What your business gets
Answer the question before the visitor leaves
Shoppers and customers ask at night, on weekends and mid-browse. Your assistant answers from your own website in plain language, at any hour, and says so honestly when it cannot.
Turn browsing into leads you can act on
When a visitor wants a test drive, a quote or a callback, the assistant offers a short form. The lead reaches your inbox or your CRM with what they asked for and the page they were on.
Quote what is true today
Prices, stock, specials and availability are read from your site when the visitor asks, not from a stale copy, so the answer matches what your website shows right now.
Give your team their time back
Hours, directions, policies and “do you have this?” stop landing on your staff. When a conversation needs a person, they take over with the whole history in front of them.
Get better without extra work
It rechecks your site daily, remembers returning visitors, and learns from your own chats that ended in a contact request. You can read and edit everything it knows.
We do not publish conversion rates or customer results. Yours will depend on your website, your traffic and how quickly your team follows up, and the portal shows your own numbers.
Leads that reach your team
A chat is only worth what happens after it. Quicklook Chat turns a visitor's intent into a lead your team can act on, and makes sure it arrives.
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A visitor shows intent
They ask for a test drive, a quote, a callback or more information. The assistant answers first and asks for contact details only when it is useful.
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They agree to be contacted
Contact details become a lead only when the visitor agrees to be contacted, by ticking the box on the short in-chat form or by saying so in the conversation. No agreement, no lead.
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Your team gets the lead
It is sent as an email notification, as an ADF/XML lead to your CRM's lead address, or both. Both carry the visitor's name and contact details, what they want and the page they were on; the email adds their last messages and a link to the full conversation.
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Nothing falls through
The first send happens during the chat. If your mail server or CRM address is down, it retries on a schedule for hours, never sends the same lead to the same place twice, and the portal shows each lead as sent, being sent or failed.
Where leads go
- Email. A notification to the address you choose, with the visitor's details, request and recent messages.
- Your CRM. The lead as ADF/XML, the auto-lead format automotive CRMs read, sent to your CRM's lead email address.
- The portal. Every lead is saved with its conversation whether or not a destination is set. With none set, the assistant says the request is saved, never that someone was notified.
Today leads reach a CRM through its lead email address in ADF/XML, the format automotive CRMs read. If your CRM cannot take leads that way, tell us which one and we will build the connection. Tell us which CRM.
Everything in every plan
There are no feature tiers. Plans differ only by how many AI replies they include each month.
Answers from your real website
24/7 AI chat on your website
A small widget answers visitors at any hour, in plain language, from your own site.
Learns your business automatically
It reads your homepage and up to 22 key pages, then writes three short skills: about your business, how to find what you offer, and how to talk to customers. It rechecks daily.
Looks things up live
Current inventory, prices, specials and availability are read from your site when asked, and the assistant decides when a live look is needed.
Says so when it does not know
If neither your site nor a live read answers, it says so and offers a person instead of guessing.
Leads that reach your team
Automatic lead capture
When a visitor wants a test drive, a quote or a callback, it collects their details and what they need. A lead is saved only when they agree to be contacted.
In-chat contact form
Where a lead has somewhere to go, the assistant offers a short form with what the visitor asked for already filled in.
Email and CRM delivery
New leads go to your email, to your CRM's lead address as standard ADF/XML, or both. Each carries what the visitor wants and the page it came from; the email adds their last messages and a link to the conversation.
Delivery you can count on
The first send happens right away, a failed send keeps retrying for hours, and each lead is sent to each destination once. The portal shows each lead and whether it was sent.
Your team stays in control
Human takeover
Pause the AI on any conversation, reply yourself with the full history in view, then hand it back.
Edit what it knows and how it talks
Read, edit and reset what it learned about your business; set its tone, goals and name; match the widget to your brand.
Team access with roles
Invite your team and give each person the access they need.
Conversation history and insights
Read any conversation, and see conversations, leads and handoffs by month. Visitor chats are removed 30 days after the visitor's last message.
Gets better the longer it runs
Remembers returning visitors
Short memories of what a visitor told it, kept only for that visitor under your business for up to 30 days after their last visit, so they are not starting over.
Learns what works
From your own chats that ended in a contact request, it distills what leads to leads, follows it, and drops it if leads go down.
Current Google Gemini models, matched to each task
A deep-reasoning model studies your website, and faster models hold the conversation and read your pages. Each one is set up with your own business's knowledge, tone and goals.
Built-in prompt-injection defenses
Page text, memories and tool results are treated as data, never as instructions, and the server, not the model, decides whose data it can reach.
Visitor widget
You install a short script that loads a sandboxed chat frame on your website. Origin allowlisting is enforced on the public config request. The widget does not hold API keys, tenant ids chosen by the visitor, or permission to read another business's data. Links the assistant shares open in a new tab.
Knowledge from your website
Onboarding records a public website origin. A study then reads the homepage and up to 22 key pages of that site, such as pages about your business and pages that list what you offer, and writes three short skills: about the business, finding offerings, and voice and next steps. You can read, edit, and reset them in the portal. A daily recheck re-reads those pages and rewrites nothing when their text is unchanged. Fetches use SSRF protections, robots.txt is respected, and private networks and cloud metadata addresses are rejected.
Grounded conversation
The agent answers from those skills, and for what you offer right now it reads your own site live: it searches your listings and opens item pages instead of relying on a stored copy that could be out of date. Page text is treated as data, not as instructions. Web search and map-distance lookups are switched off unless they are enabled for your account, and are never used to confirm your own prices, stock or policies.
Portal, takeover, and operations
Staff sign in with email and password and work in a phone-first web portal. They can list conversations, pause AI replies, take over, send a human message and hand the conversation back. Organizations can have several locations, employees, and roles. Billing entitlements come from Stripe webhooks on the server, not from a field in the browser.
Limits that are part of the design
- The model is not a guarantee of factual correctness.
- The study reads a bounded set of key pages, not your whole site, and a site that blocks reading cannot be studied; the portal shows what happened.
- Usage of models and tools is metered with hard limits. Each subscription covers one website. Paid plans start at $99 per month, and every checkout shows the billing term before purchase.