You will get a customer support AI chatbot that answers, acts & hands off
Project details
An AI that makes things up to your customers is worse than no AI at all.
You've seen the stories — a chatbot inventing a policy with the company's name on it. That's what a $50 widget buys. Meanwhile your team answers the same 20 questions all day, and the visitor on your site at 9 PM leaves without an answer.
I build support assistants that answer ONLY from your content — your site, your docs, your policies — and show the source under every answer. When it isn't sure, it doesn't guess: it says so and hands the conversation to a human. "Talk to a person" works from the first message. Every conversation is logged, so you can read exactly what it said. It answers in Spanish too.
Try to break it first — the live demo is in the gallery. Ask it something it can't know and watch it decline instead of invent.
I spent a decade as a healthcare Performance Improvement Specialist, where wrong answers weren't an option — including a hospital scheduling system the vendor said couldn't be built (~89% efficiency gain; it ran 6+ years).
So — the night a made-up answer goes out with your name on it, who does the customer blame?
You've seen the stories — a chatbot inventing a policy with the company's name on it. That's what a $50 widget buys. Meanwhile your team answers the same 20 questions all day, and the visitor on your site at 9 PM leaves without an answer.
I build support assistants that answer ONLY from your content — your site, your docs, your policies — and show the source under every answer. When it isn't sure, it doesn't guess: it says so and hands the conversation to a human. "Talk to a person" works from the first message. Every conversation is logged, so you can read exactly what it said. It answers in Spanish too.
Try to break it first — the live demo is in the gallery. Ask it something it can't know and watch it decline instead of invent.
I spent a decade as a healthcare Performance Improvement Specialist, where wrong answers weren't an option — including a hospital scheduling system the vendor said couldn't be built (~89% efficiency gain; it ran 6+ years).
So — the night a made-up answer goes out with your name on it, who does the customer blame?
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EnglishWhat's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$400
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Standard
$950
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Advanced
$2,200
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|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Time | 7 days | 14 days | 21 days |
Scriptwriting | - | - | - |
Summary Report | - | ||
Social Media Replies | - | - | - |
Email Support | - | - | - |
Live Chat Support |
Optional add-ons
You can add these on the next page.
Fast Delivery
+$150 - $350
Chat Care - Monthly
+$150
Chat Care + - Monthly
+$300
Additional Integration
(+ 1 Day)
+$200Frequently asked questions
About Christopher
AI Automation & Integration Specialist | Workflow Optimization | API
Independence, United States - 7:05 pm local time
I'm not new to this. I spent a decade as a hospital Performance Improvement Specialist - the person called in when a process was broken, and the one who had to make sure it held once it was fixed. When the hospital's software vendor said an automated surgical-scheduling system couldn't be built, I built it myself in Excel and VBA. It made the process about 89% more efficient, ran every day for six years, and the same vendor that called it impossible later shipped their own version of it. An interpreter-services workflow I built ran efficiently enough to be named in the hospital's HIMSS Davies Award recognition. I was automating real operations before "AI automation" was a job title.
I work systems-first: I learn how your business actually runs before I build, so what I ship fits your workflow and gets used instead of abandoned. What that looks like:
- Automations that connect the tools you already use - QuickBooks, HubSpot, Monday, and more - into one hands-off pipeline, with you approving anything that commits the business.
- Custom AI agents that draft, answer, triage, and route real work. The machine does it; you keep the veto.
- Intake and quoting agents, instant lead-response systems, dashboards, and internal tools - built around how you operate.
Built with n8n, Make, Zapier, and direct APIs; AI with Claude and GPT; web tools in Next.js, React, and Supabase. (Just to name a few)
Here's what that looks like now: a flooring company's estimate that took about 37 minutes by hand runs in about 29 seconds - at 100% accuracy, with guardrails, deduplication, a human check where it matters, and automatic notifications and follow-up. It handed the team roughly 184 hours back over five months. The time saved isn't the point; it's what those hours become - more customers served, more jobs won, more revenue. And when the honest answer is "you don't need a custom build," I'll tell you that and point you at the simpler fix. You get the best path, not the biggest invoice.
I explain everything in plain English and keep communication clear and steady. Bilingual: English/Spanish.
So the real question is this: how many hours a week does your team lose to work a system should be handling - and what would your business do with those hours back? If you can feel that number, tell me what you're trying to automate. And if you don't need me, I'll tell you that too.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Christopher can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Christopher receives requirements from you.
Christopher works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Content & Question Mapping
I map your real customer questions against your content, define the approved answer set, and script exactly when the assistant must hand a conversation to a human instead of answering.
Build (grounded by design)
I build the assistant on your site: it answers only from your approved content and cites the source under each answer. Anything uncertain becomes a human handoff with a transcript — it never guesses.