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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Only if you tell it to. You choose between auto-send mode — where the draft goes out as soon as it's ready — and human-in-the-loop mode, where every draft waits in a queue for a person to approve. Most teams start with approval mode and switch specific mailboxes to auto-send once they trust the answers.
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For most small and mid-sized teams, yes — FastBots itself uses Email Replies as its own customer support tool. The full email thread is kept in the conversation history viewable inside the chatbot, multiple team members can review and respond to pending replies, and the AI handles the first-pass drafting from your trained content. What you don't get vs a traditional helpdesk: SLA tracking, macros library, and internal-notes-between-agents. If those aren't gating requirements for you, FastBots can be your helpdesk.
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The Business plan at $89/month and above. The free plan and Essential plan let you train and test the chatbot on your website content, but connecting inbound mailboxes is a Business feature.
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Any provider. Setup is done at the domain level — you configure CNAME records on the domain you own — so it works with Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho Mail, ProtonMail, Fastmail or any custom mail server. The connection is to your domain, not to a specific vendor's product.
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Yes. Accepted inbound formats include PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, plain text and images (JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC), up to 25 MB per attachment and 50 MB combined per email. Executables, scripts, .zip / .rar / .7z archives and macro-enabled Office files are filtered out for security.
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Yes. When approving a draft, the reviewer can attach files of their own before sending — PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV, plain text and common image formats. The outbound limit is 10 MB per file and 20 MB combined per reply.
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Yes. Team members can compose a new outbound email to any customer from inside FastBots, with subject, rich-text body and attachments. If a previous thread exists with that recipient, the message is added to the existing thread; otherwise a new one is created.
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Yes. Your chatbot has one main system prompt that shapes its behaviour everywhere, and a separate email-specific prompt for Email Replies. So your website widget can stay friendly and chatty while emails read more formal and concise — same trained content, two voices.
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It can drop a booking link into the reply — point it at your Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal or any scheduler and the AI-drafted email will include a 'Book a time here' link in the right context. The bot doesn't run the booking flow itself, but linking out to whichever scheduler you already use covers most cases. For things like CRM updates, SMS or payment links, capture the details in the email exchange and push them into another tool via Zapier or Make.
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Start on the free plan, train a chatbot on your website and documents, and test it through the chat widget. When you're happy with the answers, upgrade to the Business plan and connect your first inbound mailbox. No credit card is needed to try the free plan.