AI Solutions for Small Business

Chatbots, voice and phone agents, appointment scheduling, avatars and CRM automation that work together, each with published pricing.

  • Answer every inquiry fast
  • Hand-offs to your team
  • Published setup and monthly prices

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  2. We reply to set up a timeEvery request is read and answered by our team.
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AI tools that answer questions, pick up the phone, book appointments and follow up with every lead, so your team spends its time on the work only people can do.

These AI solutions are built for small business teams that cannot staff the phone and inbox all day. Each solution below can be used on its own or combined. They hand leads to each other: a chatbot or phone agent captures the details, the CRM files them, and automated follow-up makes sure nobody waits. For custom workflows beyond these products, see AI automation.

Choose your AI solution

AI Chatbots

A website chatbot that answers questions from information you approve and captures lead details around the clock.

From $499 + $99/mo

AI Avatar Solutions

A human-looking virtual employee for customer service on your website. Early access: availability and features confirmed before any payment.

From $799 + $199/mo · early access


How the pieces work together

  1. Capture. A website chatbot, voice chatbot or phone agent answers right away, using only information you approve.
  2. Qualify. It asks the questions your team would ask and collects contact details.
  3. File. The lead lands in your CRM with the conversation attached.
  4. Follow up. Automated email and text steps go out while your team is alerted.
  5. Book. Appointment requests reach your calendar or your team for confirmation.

Questions to ask before choosing AI solutions

The right starting point depends on where your small business loses time and leads today. A few questions usually make the choice clear:

  • Where do inquiries arrive? If most come through the website, a chatbot is the natural first step. If calls go unanswered while you are on a job, a phone agent comes first.
  • What should the assistant be allowed to say? List the services, hours, service areas and policies you are happy for it to answer from, and the topics it should always pass to a person.
  • Who receives the handoff? Decide who is alerted when a lead needs a human, and how quickly they can respond.
  • Where should leads be stored? A CRM keeps every conversation, call and follow-up in one place instead of scattered across inboxes.
  • How will you review it? Plan to read transcripts in the first weeks and adjust instructions where an answer missed the mark.

Keeping people in charge of these decisions is good practice for any AI tool. The NIST AI Risk Management Framework is a useful reference if you want to read more about overseeing AI systems responsibly.

AI solutions questions

Which AI solution should I start with?

If most inquiries come through your website, start with the AI Text Chatbot. If you miss phone calls, start with the AI Phone Agent. Either one works better with CRM + Lead Automation behind it.

Will AI replace my staff?

No. These tools handle the first response and the routine questions, then hand off to your team. Anything that needs judgment or a relationship still goes to a person.

What do they cost?

Each solution has a one-time setup fee and a monthly service with clear usage limits. Prices are on each card and on the pricing page.

What AI solutions do you offer small businesses?

We offer AI tools that answer questions, pick up the phone, book appointments and follow up with every lead. The line-up includes a website text chatbot, a voice chatbot, an AI phone agent and CRM + Lead Automation. They are built for small business teams that cannot staff the phone and inbox all day, so people can spend their time on the work only people can do.

How do the different AI tools work together?

Each one can be used on its own or combined, and combined tools hand leads to each other. A chatbot or phone agent captures the inquiry and asks the questions your team would ask. The lead then lands in your CRM with the conversation attached, automated email and text steps go out while your team is alerted, and appointment requests reach your calendar or your team for confirmation.

What will an AI assistant be allowed to say to customers?

Only what you approve. Before setup, list the services, hours, service areas and policies you are happy for it to answer from, and the topics it should always pass to a person. The assistant answers from that information and hands anything outside it to your team, so customers get a quick first response without the tool guessing on your behalf.

Who gets notified when a lead needs a real person?

You decide that before launch. Part of choosing an AI solution is naming who is alerted when a lead needs a human and how quickly they can respond. The assistant collects the contact details and the reason for the inquiry, then the right person on your team gets the alert, so the handoff does not depend on someone happening to check an inbox.

Why connect AI tools to a CRM?

A CRM keeps every conversation, call and follow-up in one place instead of scattered across inboxes. When a chatbot or phone agent captures a lead, the CRM files it with the conversation attached and automated follow-up makes sure nobody waits. Setup fees, monthly service and usage limits for that piece are listed under pricing for CRM and business automation.

How should we check the AI is answering well after launch?

Plan to read transcripts during the first weeks and adjust the instructions wherever an answer missed the mark. Early conversations show which questions customers really ask, where the wording confused them and which topics should go straight to a person. Small corrections at this stage make the assistant more useful and keep it in line with how your team would answer.

How do we keep people in charge of AI decisions?

Your team sets what the tools may say, who receives handoffs and how conversations are reviewed. The AI handles the first response and routine questions, while anything that needs judgment stays with a person. Keeping people in charge of these decisions is good practice for any AI tool, and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework is a useful reference if you want to read more about overseeing AI responsibly.

What if our business needs a custom AI workflow?

For workflows beyond these ready-made products, our AI automation service is the place to start. The AI solutions on this page cover common front-office jobs such as answering, qualifying, filing and following up, while custom work covers processes specific to your business. We describe that service for individual communities too, for example AI automation in Decatur, GA.

Do you set up AI tools for businesses across the metro area?

Yes. We are based in Atlanta and work with businesses across the metro area remotely and by appointment, so the setup does not depend on where your office is. Approved information, handoff rules and transcript reviews are all handled that way. If you are east of the city, see our page on AI automation for Conyers businesses.

Will AI solutions bring in new leads on their own?

Their main job is responding to the inquiries you already receive: answering right away, collecting details and following up so nobody waits. They do not create demand by themselves. If the bigger problem is too few people contacting you in the first place, our lead generation services look at that side, and the AI tools then help make sure the extra inquiries get a reply.

Which AI solution suits a team that is often away from the phone?

If calls go unanswered while you are on a job, a phone agent usually comes first. It answers when nobody on the team can, collects the caller’s details and passes them on, so the call does not simply ring out. If most inquiries arrive through your website instead, a chatbot is the natural first step. We also plan marketing around particular trades, such as marketing for auto body shops.

Can AI tools be combined with a website and SEO?

Yes. You can build a package that combines AI with a website and SEO, so the same plan covers being found, making a good impression and answering inquiries. The AI tools then handle the first response and follow-up for visitors the site and search work bring in. Packages with an approved fixed price can be bought online, and other combinations are priced by a written custom quote.

Packages and pricing

Packages with an approved fixed price can be bought online; everything else is priced by a written custom quote. One-time fees and monthly services are always shown separately.

AI Text Chatbot

A website chatbot on Infinite Chats that answers questions and captures leads.

$499 setup

+ from $99/mo after launch

In your planRemove
  • Setup: one website, styled to your brand
  • Trained on up to 25 pages or documents you approve
  • Lead capture with details sent to email or your CRM
  • Handoff rules for questions it should not answer

AI Voice Chatbot

A voice assistant on your website, built on Infinite Chats Calls.

$699 setup

+ from $149/mo after launch

In your planRemove
  • Setup: voice assistant added to one website
  • Voice and greeting configured for your brand
  • Trained on up to 25 pages or documents you approve
  • Caller details captured and emailed to your team

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