Agentkit

Agentkit builds AI chatbots trained on a website, documents, text, and Q&A pairs, then embeds them with one script tag. It supports GPT, Claude, and Gemini models, lead capture, actions, and Instagram DM automation, with a free plan.

Agentkit is a platform for building AI agents that answer questions using a business's own material. A user feeds it a website URL, uploaded PDFs and Word documents, plain text, or hand-written question and answer pairs, and the platform indexes that content so the resulting chatbot responds from it. The target audience is small businesses, creators, and support or marketing teams that want round-the-clock answers on shipping, pricing, refunds, and product questions without staffing a live chat desk. In practice the workflow has four stages. Content is added first, and a typical site of 10 to 50 pages is described as taking a few minutes to train. Next comes customization: tone, welcome message, brand colors, suggested prompts, lead capture, and the underlying model, which can be chosen from OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, and Google Gemini families and switched per chatbot. The agent is then published by pasting a single script tag, with documented guides for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Framer, Next.js, and plain HTML. Finally, a conversation inbox shows what visitors asked, exposes gaps in the knowledge base, tracks message usage, and exports captured leads. Beyond answering questions, the product includes built-in actions such as buttons, forms, and API calls that the AI can trigger in context, plus guardrails like domain restrictions and rate limiting. Web sources can retrain on a schedule, replies work in more than 95 languages, and separate agents can be created for different sites or brands. Newer additions extend the same agent to Instagram DMs, with WhatsApp and email also mentioned as channels. Among alternatives, Agentkit sits in the crowded group of no-code retrieval chatbots for websites. Its distinguishing points are multi-model choice, a tiered plan structure that starts with a free tier, and API access on paid plans for developers who want custom integrations. Message-based limits and per-chatbot storage caps shape which plan fits a given site.