The ones we hear most before teams sign up. If yours isn’t here, our support team replies within hours during business days.
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No, and you shouldn't want it to. The point is to handle the repetitive 'how do I set this up' and 'what plan do I need' questions so your support team can focus on real bugs, churn risks and enterprise conversations. On Business plan and above, live chat lets a human take over the moment a conversation needs judgement.
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Yes, if your API docs are public and crawlable. FastBots can train on your docs site, individual URLs, PDFs and manually added Q&A. It'll answer things like 'how do I authenticate' or 'what's the rate limit' from that content. For anything genuinely novel — debugging a specific request — it should hand off to support.
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Point it at your pricing page and let auto retrain refresh it weekly. The bot will answer plan comparison questions, list what's included, and explain things like seat limits. For custom enterprise quotes, configure it to collect the prospect's details and route them to sales rather than guess at numbers.
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Not natively. The chatbot collects the demo request — name, company, use case, email — and emails it to your team, or pushes it into your CRM through Zapier or Make. From there, you can reply with a booking link or have an SDR follow up. Mid-conversation calendar booking isn't a current capability.
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Yes. You can connect a FastBots chatbot to a Slack workspace so your team can ask it questions in Slack — for example, a CS rep asking 'what's our refund policy' against a bot trained on internal docs. It's a separate setup from your customer-facing bot.
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There are no native helpdesk integrations documented today. You can still capture leads and conversation summaries and push them into those tools through Zapier or Make once the chat ends. If you specifically need ticket creation inside a helpdesk during the chat, that's not a current capability.
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FastBots states that uploaded data is not used to train OpenAI models through the API connection, and that its data handling is GDPR compliant. You can make a chatbot private, password-protect it, whitelist domains and rate-limit usage. For specific compliance frameworks beyond GDPR, check the current docs or talk to the team.
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You set the rules in Tune AI and live chat settings. Typical SaaS guardrails: escalate anything mentioning cancellation, billing disputes, security or enterprise procurement. You can also set an unanswered-question threshold — if the bot can't answer after N turns, it offers live chat handover.
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Yes. Auto Retrain is available on Business plan and above and can refresh selected website sources daily, weekly or monthly. So when you ship a feature and update the changelog or docs, the bot picks up the changes without anyone manually retraining.
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There's a free plan with 1 chatbot and 50 messages a month — no credit card needed — which is enough to test it on your docs. Paid plans start at $39/month for Essential. Live Chat, Auto Retrain, Email Replies and the Knowledge Assistant are on the Business plan at $89/month. See the pricing page for current limits.