Inserting the chatbot on your site couldn’t be easier. Pro accounts start from $30 per site, so this wouldn’t be an expensive option. So, for example, if you’re a car hire firm with a page listing your terms and conditions, customers could ask questions such as ‘what’s the maximum mileage?’, without having to read the entire document. This allows you to have the chatbot effectively read the page that it’s hosted on, allowing customers to ask questions about the content of a long web page without reading it all.
You’ll also notice that “Pro only” Content Aware option at the foot of the screengrab. I won’t dive into that here, suffice to say the default options should be fine for most use cases, and that it’s worth reading the OpenAI documentation on these settings to get a better understanding. The other options on this page are more technical and relate to the specific AI chat model that you’ll use to deliver answers. As you can see, it’s set to interact in the style of ChatGPT, the chatbot that’s utterly transformed the entire AI landscape in recent months. The Chatbot builder also allows you to give your assistant a name and a starting message, to prompt the user to strike up a conversation with the chatbot. If you’re putting it on an educational website aimed at children, you might want to tell the AI to explain everything like it’s talking to a fifth grader, for example. If you were running a website for a comedy venue, you might want your chatbot to be more jokey and light-hearted with customers.
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