Elvix

Elvix builds AI sales agents trained on a company's own website and documents. They chat with visitors on the site and in WhatsApp, qualify leads, hand over Calendly or Stripe links, and sync to CRMs, starting at $99 per month with a 14-day trial.

Elvix is a platform for building AI sales agents that work on a business's website and in WhatsApp. Instead of answering a fixed list of FAQs, the agent is meant to read visitor intent, handle objections, capture contact details and push prospects toward a next step such as a Calendly booking, a Stripe checkout or a product page. It targets small businesses, B2B companies and agencies that lose enquiries outside office hours or cannot staff a fast first response. Setup starts with a website URL. Elvix crawls the site and indexes prices, services and FAQs into a knowledge base, and documents such as PDFs, product catalogues and pricing sheets can be added too. The homepage puts launch time at about five minutes with no developers involved. Owners can adjust the agent's tone, brand voice, upsell targets and objection handling through custom instructions. When the agent cannot answer, it can escalate to the team by email or Slack, or collect contact details and schedule a follow-up. A dashboard lists detected leads with an AI-written summary, and email notifications flag hot ones. A beta feature called AI Insights reviews past conversations, shows the most common topics and unanswered questions, and recommends pages or FAQs to add to the knowledge base as well as tweaks to the system prompt. An ROI calculator on the homepage estimates recovered revenue from after-hours traffic. Elvix offers three tiers. Standard covers one agent with a website widget and Calendly booking, Pro adds multiple agents, native HubSpot and Pipedrive sync, WhatsApp Business and white labelling, and Enterprise is custom, with API access and bring-your-own-model options. Among alternatives, it sits between generic website chatbot builders that mainly deflect support questions and heavier conversational sales platforms that need sales-ops resources. Its pitch is a narrow, conversion-focused agent with a flat monthly price, which suits teams that want lead capture and booking handled without building flows by hand. Teams needing broad support-desk features may find the scope narrower than general customer service bots.