Use Case
Customers don't translate themselves into English before they buy. They ask in Portuguese, Spanish, German or Japanese and quietly leave when the reply comes back in the wrong language. FastBots detects the inbound language, answers from the same trained content you'd use for English visitors, and supports around 95 languages out of the box.
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Quick Answers
It's a chat assistant that detects the language of each inbound message and replies in that same language, using one shared knowledge base. With FastBots, you train the bot once on your website and documents, and it handles questions in around 95 languages from the same content.
No. One FastBots chatbot covers all supported languages. The trained content sits underneath as a single source of truth, and the bot translates the question, looks up the answer, and replies in the visitor's language.
Around 95 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Arabic and most major European, Asian and Latin American languages. Quality is strongest in the widely-spoken ones; rare dialects and heavily technical jargon may need extra review.
Yes. The same chatbot can be connected to WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger, Telegram and Slack. Whichever channel a customer messages on, the bot replies in the language they used.
Why FastBots
No menu, no flag picker, no "select your language" dropdown. If a visitor opens with French, the reply comes back in French.
You don't have to translate your website, FAQs and policy docs into ten languages. Train once on your English (or original-language) content and the bot handles the rest at reply time.
Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Arabic and most other widely-spoken languages are supported without any extra setup.
International customers rarely live on your website. Connect the same multilingual bot to WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, Facebook Messenger, Telegram or Slack so it meets them where they already are.
FastBots starts as an AI chatbot trained on your content. Connect Zapier MCP and it behaves like a true AI agent, taking actions mid-conversation such as writing the lead into your CRM or raising a ticket. It can also use live internet search to look things up, or run simpler Zapier or Make workflows after the chat.
On the Business plan, when a conversation needs a real person, Chat Translation lets your English-speaking team read the German or Spanish thread and reply in their own language. The customer sees their language, your agent sees theirs.
Lead-collection forms, thank-you messages and follow-up copy all render in the language of the conversation, so the experience doesn't break at the moment you ask for an email.
Set the brand voice once in Tune AI (formal, casual, warm, concise) and it carries across Portuguese, French, Japanese and the rest. No need to write style guides per market.
Real Customer Story
I'm Learning serves a Hebrew-speaking customer base of 3,000 users, too many for a four-person team to cover when the volume was, in Miri's words, "going crazy." She deployed a FastBots chatbot trained on the company's content and configured to reply in Hebrew across the website, WhatsApp and the LMS systems they integrate with. Inbound call volume dropped dramatically and they avoided hiring extra support staff to handle the language load.
Real Scenarios
Sizing, shipping costs, customs, delivery windows and returns, answered in the shopper's language before they bounce to a competitor that has a local site.
A boutique hotel in Europe fielding messages in five languages from one inbox. Rates, availability, breakfast, parking and cancellation rules, all from the same trained content.
Your team is US-based but your German and French enterprise users want help in their language. The bot handles tier-one questions overnight; live chat escalates the rest.
Itinerary questions, pickup times, included meals, what to pack, answered for travellers arriving from a dozen different countries.
When your team logs off in New York, customers in Madrid, Tokyo and São Paulo are mid-day. The bot answers 24/7 in the language they're typing in.
Latin American customers default to WhatsApp. Connect the same bot to your WhatsApp Business number and it replies in Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese automatically.
Manage one chatbot per client under your own brand on the Reseller plan, and let each one cover every market the client operates in without juggling separate bots per region.
International students asking about fees, intake dates, visa support and accommodation, answered in their language from your published programme info.
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Sound Like It Would Cover Your International Customers?
1 chatbot and 200 message credits. No credit card required.
Setup
Drop in your URL and FastBots crawls the pages you select (rooms, pricing, FAQs, policies, shipping pages). Add PDFs, Google Sheets or YouTube videos if you have them. You don't need translated versions of any of this.
House voice
Warm and welcoming, like the front-desk team would write. Reply in the same language the guest used. Never quote a rate that isn't on the rates page. If you're unsure, offer to take their dates and pass them to the reservations team.
In Tune AI, set the tone, any topics you want it to avoid, and what to say when it doesn't know an answer. The voice you set here carries across every supported language automatically.
Copy the embed snippet into your site (WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Squarespace and the rest are all supported). Connect WhatsApp, Instagram or Messenger from the dashboard if you want the same bot to cover those channels too.
The volume was going crazy! We reduced the amount of calls dramatically.
Got Questions?
The ones we hear most before teams sign up. If yours isn’t here, our support team replies within hours during business days.
It detects the language of the inbound message and replies in that same language. If a visitor switches mid-conversation (starts in English, then asks the next question in Spanish) the bot follows. There's no flag picker or language menu to set up.
No. You train it on your existing content in whatever language that content lives in, and the bot handles translation at reply time. If you do have translated pages, you can add those too. It'll use whichever is most relevant to the question.
Strong for everyday business content (pricing, policies, opening hours, product descriptions, FAQs). For domain-heavy material (legal clauses, medical terminology, very technical product specs) or culturally-nuanced phrasing, we'd still recommend a native speaker reviews the bot's replies before you go live in that market.
Yes, on the Business plan ($89/month) and above. Chat Translation lets your team read the incoming message in English and reply in English, while the customer sees the conversation in their own language. It's not perfect; for high-stakes conversations a bilingual team member is still better, but it covers a lot of ground.
Yes. The same multilingual bot can be connected to WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, Facebook Messenger, Telegram and Slack. Whichever channel a customer messages on, the bot replies in the language they used.
You can shape this through Tune AI, for example, instructing the bot to only reply in English, Spanish and Portuguese, and to politely tell other-language visitors that you'll get back to them by email. Hard locks per language aren't a built-in toggle, but the prompt does the job for most cases.
Google Translate translates pages. It doesn't answer questions, capture leads, hand a conversation to a human, or remember what was said earlier in the chat. FastBots is a conversation layer trained on your content. Translation just happens to be part of how it talks.
Not directly inside the chat. The bot can answer questions and capture booking enquiries (name, dates, contact details) in any supported language, then push those into your CRM, spreadsheet or scheduling tool through Zapier or Make once the chat ends. The actual booking or payment still happens in your existing system.
New FastBots accounts start with a 14-day free trial, not the legacy Free plan. It includes 1 chatbot and a one-time allowance of 200 message credits, with no credit card required; different AI models use credits at different rates. You can try the main chatbot features and integrations, except Reseller white-labelling and scheduled automation. When the trial ends, the chatbot goes offline and no test credits remain until you upgrade, while your dashboard, settings, previous chats and Contacts stay accessible. Paid plans start at $39/month. Existing users who were already on the legacy Free plan return to it after their trial.
Most people get a first bot live in around five minutes, point it at your URL, let it crawl, paste the embed snippet on your site. Configuring tone, connecting WhatsApp or Instagram, and tuning the lead-capture form usually adds another hour or two if you want to do it properly.
Train one bot on your existing content and let it answer in around 95 languages from day one. The 14-day free trial is enough to see whether it sounds right for your market.
