Vayna vs. chatbots
A chatbot handles a conversation. The 30-Day Revenue Recovery Pilot handles the follow-through on inquiries you already have. They address different problems.
| Compared on | Website chatbot | Vayna's 30-Day Pilot |
|---|---|---|
| Job | Answers questions and collects a visitor's details in a conversation. | Follows up on missed calls, unanswered forms, stale estimates and old leads you already have. |
| Who follows through | You or your staff, once the chat has produced a lead. | The founder, by phone, under rules you approve. |
| Best fit | Visitors who have questions at odd hours, or a website that loses people before they ask. | Opportunities that had already reached you and then went quiet. |
| Term and cost | Usually an ongoing software plan. Features and pricing vary by product. | $2,500 one time for a 30-day engagement. No subscription. |
| Limits | It can only act on conversations it is part of. | 30 days and one location. Not an instant or round-the-clock reply. |
Using both
A chatbot can be a good way to capture more inquiries, and it does not compete with the pilot. More inquiries only help if someone follows up on them, and that is the part the pilot covers. If you already have a chatbot, the Lead Leak Check can look at what happens to the leads it produces.