Shopping Advice
We set up an AI advisor in your store that asks like a good salesperson.
300+ stores builtEvery review five stars
Shopping Advicefrom €1,490
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Salesperson asks. Shop presents.
A chatbot that recommends three products after two sentences is the salesperson who cuts you off at the door.
What for, for whom, how often. Only once it has understood the customer does it recommend something.
One or two products with a reason instead of a list. Recommend everything and you recommend nothing.
Shipping, returns, sizes, care: from your policies and your answers, not made up.
When it gets complicated, it hands over to you with the whole conversation. Nobody has to repeat themselves.
Service and price
from €1,490
Setup €1,490 · own advisor from €7,990 · All prices net plus VAT · 100% upfront
Process
First we test with your real questions, then your customers see it.
Which questions your customers ask and whether your catalog has the answers.
Advisor, tone, knowledge and handover in your store.
Fifty real customer questions, answers checked and corrected.
The advisor goes live, and we look at the first conversations with you.


Intro call · 20 minutes · free
You tell us where your store stands and where it should go. We tell you whether we're a fit and what it costs. Honest and no strings attached.
What's it about?
BerlinGerman or EnglishMaria or Pascal, no juniors
Quick questions
Setting up Shopify's AI advisor costs €1,490. We build your own advisor that asks first and then recommends from €7,990. Net, paid upfront.
Shopify's advisor in Inbox is quick to set up and the right start for most stores. We build your own when you need advice that asks questions first, for example for products that need explaining.
Shopify's advisor is part of Shopify Inbox. With your own advisor, you pay for the AI model directly to the provider, billed per conversation.
It answers from your catalog, your policies and your answers. What it doesn't know, it hands to you. That is exactly what we test with fifty real questions before it goes live.
No. It takes the questions that keep coming back and hands the rest to you, with the whole conversation.