How to Add an AI Chatbot to Your Website (No Code)

Quickchat has a no-code walkthrough for adding an AI chatbot to your website, built around a fictional kitchen design business called Kestrel Kitchens. It's a tutorial for existing features, not a new release.

You create a separate Agent and paste in a Main Prompt. Then you add your service, pricing, process and FAQ pages in the Knowledge Base with Add Website, or paste text in as an article. The guide says to check the imported text before testing, for example that prices have the right currency and tax treatment and that old promotions haven't been pulled in. In the example, the Agent answers renovation timelines and a 3 by 4 metre cost question from the saved facts. It gives a planning range rather than a fixed quote, and says so when the knowledge doesn't cover financing.

For quote requests, the Agent collects name, email, postcode and project type. When a visitor asks for a person, Human Handoff passes the chat to a designer who replies from the Inbox, subject to staffed hours. You install the chat widget with a plugin or a script. An optional API Action can send completed enquiries to another system. The guide also offers a downloadable setup kit with the example knowledge, prompt, settings and test messages. These are files to follow in the dashboard, not a one-click import.

The Free plan is for personal, non-commercial learning and includes 50 AI credits a month. A business deployment needs a commercial plan. WordPress needs plugin access, and some site builders require a paid plan for site-wide custom code.