AI for shops and online brands

Where the money is going

Nobody replies fast enough. A buyer asks whether something is in stock, or which size to take, and gets an answer four hours later. By then they have bought it elsewhere. A bot that knows your catalogue answers in seconds, all night, in Hindi or English.

Carts get abandoned and stay abandoned. A reminder on WhatsApp an hour later, a nudge the next day, and a small discount on the third day recovers a meaningful share of them. It runs by itself once it is set up.

Reviews never get asked for. A message five days after delivery, asking for a photo and a line, quietly builds the social proof that sells the next order.

Buying inside WhatsApp

For a lot of Indian buyers, WhatsApp is the internet. We build the whole thing there: browse, ask, order, pay by UPI, track the parcel, and reorder in one tap. It usually converts better than the website does.

What it costs

A full site with payments is live in 48 hours. Most brands start with either that or a WhatsApp ordering bot, and add the other once the first is earning. Both are quoted as one fixed price after a short call.