DataSavvy.Chat
DataSavvy.Chat lets business teams create AI assistants trained on their documents and website content. They can share or embed the assistants to answer customer questions, support sales, and provide information around the clock.
Who it's for
- Customer support teams that want an assistant to answer questions from FAQs and support documents.
- Sales and marketing teams that want to engage website visitors and answer questions about their products or services.
- Business teams with documentation, PDFs, product information, or website content they want to make searchable through chat.
How it fits your workflow
Create an assistant by giving it a name and supplying knowledge sources such as FAQs, PDFs, product information, or website links. The page says coding is not required.
Train the assistant and customize its appearance. It can then be shared by link or embedded on a website.
Visitors and customers ask questions in chat; the assistant responds using the supplied business information. The page also describes multilingual conversations.
Pricing
Free: The page says users can try the service for free but does not specify the free offering's limits or duration.
Basic
$28.50 monthly, or $19/month with annual subscription
- · Unlimited chatbot
- · 20,000,000 total characters
- · 2,500 messages/month
- · Export conversations
Standard
$73.50 monthly, or $49/month with annual subscription
- · Unlimited chatbot
- · 35,000,000 total characters
- · 5,000 messages/month
- · View conversation history
Advanced
$148.50 monthly, or $99/month with annual subscription
- · Unlimited chatbot
- · 80,000,000 total characters
- · 12,000 messages
- · View conversation history
Enterprise
$748.50 monthly, or $499/month with annual subscription
- · Customized solution
- · Unlimited chatbot
- · Unlimited characters
- · 50,000 messages/month
Prices checked on Nov 12, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Custom assistants trained on business data
- Create a chatbot using business-specific knowledge sources, including FAQs, PDF documents, product information, and website links.
- No-code setup
- Build an assistant by naming it, providing knowledge sources, and customizing its appearance; the page says no coding is required.
- Website deployment and sharing
- Share an assistant using a link or embed it on a website.
- Multilingual conversations
- The assistant can converse in numerous languages to respond to customers in their preferred language.
- Conversation exports and history
- Plan features include exporting conversations, and some plans include viewing conversation history.
- Assistant appearance customization
- Plans include options to customize the assistant's appearance; Advanced and Enterprise also list custom UI/UX.
Limitations to know
- Basic, Standard, and Advanced plans specify total character allowances of 20,000,000, 35,000,000, and 80,000,000 respectively.
- The listed monthly message allowances are 2,500 for Basic, 5,000 for Standard, and 50,000 for Enterprise; Advanced lists 12,000 messages without specifying a monthly period.
- The page does not provide details about the free trial's limits or duration.
Alternatives to consider
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Chatclient
Choose it if you want a platform described specifically for building and embedding custom AI agents in both websites and apps.
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Support AI
Choose it if you need the listed options to train a support chatbot from site content, files, or videos and handle bookings or feedback collection.
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Skydis
Choose it if capturing and qualifying leads and connecting lead data to tools such as Zapier are central to your website chat workflow.
Getting started
- Sign up or try the demo.
- Upload or provide knowledge sources, such as FAQs, PDFs, product information, or website links.
- Train the chatbot and customize its appearance.
- Share the link or embed the chatbot on your website.
Frequently asked questions
What is a custom AI chat assistant?
The page describes it as a chatbot trained on specific data and tailored to business needs, with uses such as customer support, insights, sales assistance, and tutoring.
How do I build a custom chatbot?
Upload your data, train the chatbot, and then share its link or embed it on your website.
What kind of data can I use to train a custom chatbot?
The page lists FAQs, PDF documents, product information, website links, and other data as possible sources.
How can I get started?
Sign up, upload your data, and start training the chatbot. The page also says you can try the demo.