I love widgo, super simple to setup, scrapes website and builds it's own knowledge base, just a well thought through tool.
I wish there was an option to make it live only on certain pages though, without me needing to change code. For example: - Show on: /pricing, /enterprise, /solutions/* - Never show on: /docs/*, /blog/*, /ads/*
That would make a life a bit easier.
PH 用户
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Adam here, co-founder of Widgo.
Widgo started as a small internal feature we built for ourselves.
We were tired of watching people visit our website, read about our product, and leave without ever talking to us. So we built an AI sales rep that could actually have the conversation for us.
Then we showed it to a few people.
The reaction was crazy.
People immediately started asking, “Can we use this too?”
That’s when we made one of the biggest decisions we’ve ever made: we took this internal feature and turned it into a company.
We pivoted from Paillor to Widgo and went all in.
And honestly, it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Widgo works with one line of code. It scans your website and docs, learns your product, talks to visitors, figures out which company they’re from, qualifies them with a 0–100 score, and books meetings directly inside the conversation.
We tried to find something that did all of this before building it. The tools we found started around $88,000/year, and some even required Salesforce.
We wanted something simple enough for a small team.
So we built it.
Today, 200+ teams have Widgo live, and last month it handled 12,400 conversations and booked 700 meetings.
And we’re keeping it free forever with no credit card required, so anyone can try it.
We’re incredibly excited to finally share Widgo with Product Hunt. 🚀
Go talk to it, try to break it, and tell us where it gets things wrong. ❤️
PH 用户
Hey guys, congrats on the launch!! 🚀
PH 用户
In case the tool doesn't have the answer, is the visitor redirected to a person?
PH 用户
An AI sales rep that can answer questions, understand intent, and help book demos feels like a natural evolution of how websites should work. Curious to see how teams measure the impact over time, especially improvements in conversion rates and qualified leads.
I wish there was an option to make it live only on certain pages though, without me needing to change code. For example:
- Show on: /pricing, /enterprise, /solutions/*
- Never show on: /docs/*, /blog/*, /ads/*
That would make a life a bit easier.
Adam here, co-founder of Widgo.
Widgo started as a small internal feature we built for ourselves.
We were tired of watching people visit our website, read about our product, and leave without ever talking to us. So we built an AI sales rep that could actually have the conversation for us.
Then we showed it to a few people.
The reaction was crazy.
People immediately started asking, “Can we use this too?”
That’s when we made one of the biggest decisions we’ve ever made: we took this internal feature and turned it into a company.
We pivoted from Paillor to Widgo and went all in.
And honestly, it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
Widgo works with one line of code. It scans your website and docs, learns your product, talks to visitors, figures out which company they’re from, qualifies them with a 0–100 score, and books meetings directly inside the conversation.
We tried to find something that did all of this before building it. The tools we found started around $88,000/year, and some even required Salesforce.
We wanted something simple enough for a small team.
So we built it.
Today, 200+ teams have Widgo live, and last month it handled 12,400 conversations and booked 700 meetings.
And we’re keeping it free forever with no credit card required, so anyone can try it.
We’re incredibly excited to finally share Widgo with Product Hunt. 🚀
Go talk to it, try to break it, and tell us where it gets things wrong. ❤️