The Website Assistant: where your workspace starts
An assistant on your site that answers what people ask, builds them a quote from your prices, and books the appointment in your Google Calendar or sends them to the booking page you already use. When a visitor needs a person, it hands over. One line of code, no phone forwarding. What it learns about your business is the start of your workspace.
From €500 to build, then from €299 a month
It reads what is already public on your site, and what you add on top: your services, your prices, and the rules you work to.
It answers in French, German, English or Portuguese, in your words, and asks the questions you set before anything reaches you.
It builds the quote from your prices and your rules, then books the time in your Google Calendar or sends the visitor to the booking page you already use. When a person is needed, or the visitor asks for one, the conversation goes to your team with everything said so far.
It greets every visitor and replies in French, German, English or Portuguese, so an evening enquiry gets an answer instead of a contact form.
Example
A visitor opens your site at 21:40 and asks what a first visit costs. The assistant answers in seconds and offers a time the next morning.
It quotes from the prices and the rules you gave it. It never invents a price, and a job it has not seen is not priced.
In your Google Calendar, inside the rules you set for when you can be booked. Or it sends the visitor to the booking page you already use.
When the visitor asks, or when that is the next step, your team gets the conversation as it stands, so nobody starts again.
Items, quantities, delivery details and contact, confirmed back to the customer and sent to you. Payment stays on your own checkout.
The lead arrives as yours, with the conversation that produced it, and the month's conversations come to you as an export.
One line of code on your site, pasted once. Your phone line is not touched and nothing forwards.
It says it is an AI in its first sentence, which meets the EU AI Act transparency rule that applies from August 2026.
The Phone Is the Next Step
Once the website is answering, the calls you do not pick up are the next thing to take.
The knowledge it answers from: your services, your prices, the rules you work to, and the quoting logic behind them. That knowledge is the first thing in your workspace, and every automation you add later reuses it rather than starting again. Installing it is a paste. From €500 to build, then from €299 a month.
Running the assistant and keeping it current. Your prices move, your services change, and it is updated with them.
Yes, from your prices and your rules. A job it has not seen is not priced: it takes the details and brings them to you.
Yes. It books in your Google Calendar, inside the rules you set for when you can be booked, and it never books outside them. If you already take bookings on Doctena, Salonkee or a booking page of your own, it sends the visitor there instead.
Yes. It takes the order down, confirms it back to the customer, and sends it to you. Payment stays on your checkout. We build it with you, for your range.
It says it does not know, takes the details, and passes them on. It does not guess.
You do. It says so and hands the conversation over as it stands, so nobody is left waiting on an answer it cannot give.
It hands over at once, with the conversation, and it says it is doing so. It also hands over on its own when that is the next step, for example a job it cannot price.
Start with a free Growth Teardown. We show you where you stand and what we would do, with no cost and no obligation.
You pay for work you can see, month to month, with no lock-in.
A short call, and we tell you what the assistant would answer on your site and what it would take to build.
Hello, I am Cadre’s assistant. Ask me anything.
Pick a time that suits you.
The invite comes from Google Calendar, with a Meet link in it.
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