Gravytrainer

Gravytrainer is an AI chat bot tool. Gravytrainer lets you train a chat assistant on your own documents and web pages, then embed it as a widget on your site. It runs on your Cloudflare account with guided setup, offers a free lifetime embed and a Pro tier with higher limits and multiple widgets.

Gravytrainer is a membership platform for building a chat assistant that answers from your own material rather than from the open internet. You upload documents and import pages, the platform indexes them, and you paste one snippet to put the widget on your site. The distinguishing choice is architectural: the assistant runs on your own Cloudflare account, using Workers AI and Vectorize, so inference is billed by Cloudflare rather than resold by Gravytrainer. That means your usage dashboard, your worker, and your index all live under your control. Setup follows a four step wizard. You connect a free Cloudflare account, and the platform provisions Workers AI, Vectorize, and the chat worker with pre-filled token permissions, typically in under a minute. Training accepts PDFs, Markdown, images, and public FAQ pages; each source shows a ready status as it is indexed. A live preview lets you set colors, logo, welcome message, widget size, and chat behavior, and test real questions before anything goes public. The embed ships as a floating bubble, an inline section, or an iframe. The product suits small shops, service businesses, blogs, and side projects that want a support assistant grounded in published policies and product details without enterprise contracts. It competes with generic chatbot hosts and with trial limited widgets that stop answering after a message cap. Gravytrainer avoids both: the Free plan keeps the embed live for life with 10 MB of training data and up to 10 documents, while Pro raises limits to 50 MB and 100 documents, removes the powered by badge and footer ads, adds advanced analytics, and unlocks model choice plus up to five additional widgets on the same Cloudflare account. Buyers should weigh the Cloudflare dependency. The platform is the setup and management layer, not the inference provider, so costs and quotas ultimately follow your Cloudflare plan. The free tier is ad supported and capped, and the Pro price is modest but the real bill is split across two services. For teams that already trust Cloudflare and want a private, content grounded widget, that split is the point.