Answer your visitors' common questions, even when you're closed
Kacapo answers your website's common questions outside your opening hours, and passes anything else straight to you, so fewer visitors leave without an answer. It only uses what's already on your site, and you decide what it covers.
Free for the first two months, then £59/month, cancel any time
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A visitor asking at 9pm. It answers from the site's own content and passes on the rest.
Live in three steps
Paste your website or docs
Drop in a URL or your help content. No exports, no spreadsheets, no integrations to wire up.
We train an AI on your content
Kacapo reads your pages and learns how your business actually answers customers.
Embed one line of code
Paste a single snippet into your site and support is live. No dev team required.
What would Kacapo tell your customers?
Paste your website address or a few sentences about your business. Kacapo reads it, then answers questions the way it would for your customers.
- Real answers from a real model, not a scripted preview
- You choose exactly what it answers, and what it passes to you
- No signup, nothing stored
One price. Simple either way.
Support pricing that scales with your usage punishes you for being busy. Kacapo charges a single flat fee, so a good month never turns into a bad invoice.
No usage tiers to track. No end-of-month surprises.
Kacapo, flat plan
Waitlist price, locked in for your first year.
- Unlimited conversations
- Trained on your site and docs
- Answers in your tone of voice
- Hands off to you when unsure
- Handles the repetitive questions, not your judgement calls
- Set up in minutes
- Cancel any time
Early access: I set Kacapo up on each site personally — free for the first two months in exchange for your feedback on what customers actually ask. Then £59/month, cancel any time.
No spam, unsubscribe any time.
Questions before you sign up? alex@kacapo.co.uk — we reply within two business days.
Why Kacapo
Kacapo is named after the kākāpō — the world's only flightless, nocturnal parrot, and one of the rarest birds alive. There were just 51 left when conservation efforts began; today that number has climbed past 230. 5% of every subscription goes to the Mauri Ora Kākāpō Trust, which funds the recovery work keeping them alive.
We'll publish what we've donated here once Kacapo launches.
