Chatbit

Chatbit builds website chatbots on GPT models from your URLs, files, text and Q&A. It installs with one line of code, captures leads, lets you correct answers from logged chats, and has a free tier with usage-based paid upgrades.

Chatbit is a hosted builder for AI chatbots that live on a website. The user supplies content (website URLs, uploaded files, pasted text or a hand-written Q&A section), and the platform turns it into a chatbot built on OpenAI models that answers visitor questions from that material. It targets small businesses, ecommerce stores and marketing teams that want a support or lead-capture assistant without writing code. In practice the workflow is short. A new account creates a bot, adds sources (the homepage lists .pdf, .txt, .doc and .docx files, with up to 11M characters of context), picks a model from GPT-4o, GPT-4o mini or GPT-4.1, and sets a personality that balances creativity against precision. Appearance is adjustable: name, icon, theme, colors, position and custom CSS. The finished bot is installed with a single line of code or shared as a link, and the site says it works on Shopify, WordPress, Squarespace, Framer and other common website platforms. Day-to-day management centers on an inbox of conversations between the bot and visitors. Reviewing those chats lets an owner correct a weak answer and save the corrected reply to the Q&A set, which acts as ongoing training data. Lead capture collects name, email and phone number from visitors, with optional daily notifications about new conversations. Guardrails and domain restrictions keep the bot on topic and limited to approved sites, so it behaves like a business assistant rather than a free general-purpose ChatGPT. Multiple chatbots can be created for different sites or use cases, and language support covers roughly 85 common languages. Among alternatives, Chatbit sits in the lightweight, self-serve tier of website chatbot builders. It favors fast setup (the site claims under five minutes) and usage-based pricing over deep helpdesk integrations or complex workflow automation. A free version exists, with paid plans adding functionality and higher message volumes. Teams needing human handoff, CRM pipelines or enterprise controls should verify those needs elsewhere, since the homepage does not describe them.