Transform your website into a ChatGPT-style engine for specific answers, keeping buyers engaged.
Buyers act like researchers, skimming tabs to quickly decide if you're worth their time.
Your ideal customer isn't browsing for fun. They want to know: Does this fit our use case? If they can't find details quickly, they move on.
You already have docs, feature pages, security notes, integration guides and case studies. The information is there. The problem is that it’s spread across multiple sections, formats and URLs that visitors piece together on their own.
Most evaluation happens silently. When someone can’t confirm a critical detail, they usually don’t submit a form or ask chat. They just close the tab. All you see is another anonymous visit with no opportunity attached.
AnswerBeam turns your website into a product expert that can actually talk
Ensure your site feels like an expert is always present.
Provide sales teams with buyers who know your product.
Explore the questions that drive serious evaluations.
See what buyers ask - and keep your content in sync.
See total questions asked daily, weekly, and monthly so you know how much real evaluation is happening on your site.
Spot your most frequently asked questions at a glance and understand what buyers care about most.
Automatically see questions the AI couldn't answer well and a queue of unanswered questions that need better content.
Searchable log of every question visitors ask, so product, marketing, and sales can review real buyer language.
Questions teams ask before turning it on
No. Support tools are great once someone is already a customer. AnswerBeam focuses on the earlier stage: when a visitor is still deciding whether your product fits their world. It’s built to explain, compare and clarify—then hand off to your existing forms, trials and sales team.
Teams with:
If prospects often say “I need to read more and come back,” you’re exactly the type of company that tends to benefit.
You begin with what you already have. As you see the questions that keep coming up, you can choose to fill gaps or update weak areas—but that’s an ongoing improvement, not a prerequisite.
Most teams connect content, set basic rules, and embed the widget within days. The main time investment is reviewing how you want to talk about a few key topics before you open it up to all visitors.
Think of it as a layer between your website and the rest of your go-to-market tools. It helps visitors understand what you offer and how it fits. From there, your existing CRM, forms, analytics and sales process take over.
