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pepline builds the conversational agents your website needs to answer your inbound leads: everything your contact form and your Calendly link were never going to do.
Every funnel ends the same way. Badly.
Somewhere on your site there's a form. It asks for a name, an email, and a message, and in return it produces mostly noise. The visitor has a project, questions, and a budget number they're nervous to say out loud. You offer them a text box. Most close the tab.
The ghost
Never replies again.
The one-liner
“How much?” No context.
The real project
Buried with the noise. Signed elsewhere.
pepline holds the conversation you can't be there for.
The visitor leaves with an answer.
A scoped brief with a ballpark range, in their inbox before they've closed the tab. A real artifact, not “thanks, we'll be in touch.”
You start at minute 20.
The same brief lands in your dashboard, structured. Your first call skips the interrogation and starts on the work.
Bad fits cost you nothing.
Out of budget, out of scope, wrong kind of work: pepline says so politely, in the moment, and points them somewhere useful. You never see the lead, and they never resent the silence.
One platform.
All the agents your customers need.
You have another lead-facing agent in mind for your business?
Reshape everything.
None of it is code.
Your agent drafts itself from your site. From then on, everything it knows and everything it's allowed to say is yours to edit from the dashboard, in plain language.
A flow you edit, phase by phase.
The interview is a sequence of phases you add, edit, and remove. Change the questions tonight; tomorrow's conversations run the new flow.
Fit criteria you write.
Ideal, acceptable, poor, dealbreaker: each criterion weighted, each with guidance on when it fires. Your standards hold, even at 2am.
A library it answers from.
Paste it, upload it, or point at a URL. The agent grounds answers in your library and quotes its sources, and says so when they don't cover it.
It sounds like you, on purpose.
Named voices you define and switch between. Sender identities for the emails it writes. Widget theming that sits quietly on your page.
You see everything it did.
Every conversation kept whole: transcript, verdict, sources, and the exact configuration snapshot that produced it.
Versioned, tested, budgeted.
Every prompt versioned: roll back when an edit doesn’t land. A/B experiments on artifacts. Budgets and rate limits per agent.
It's allowed to say no.
Most lead tools let everything through, because their metric is captured leads. Ours is qualified ones. You define the standards; the agent holds the line.
“You are permitted to disqualify. Do it early, do it kindly, and do it with a reason.”
A prospect who gets a respectful, instant answer talks about you. So does one who fills a form and hears nothing for a week.
5 minutes of setup.
It reads your pages and drafts your services, your voice, your standards for a good client. You review what it learned, accept it, dismiss what's off.
Inline, popup, slider, popover, or a side tab. No site to put it on? Link to its hosted full-page chat instead. Small, cookie-free, well behaved.
Briefs, recaps: each arrives by email and in your dashboard with the full conversation attached and a verdict up top.
The questions forming in your head right now.
“An AI is going to quote my prices?”
No. It states your ranges, under your rules, marked subject to review. Still too much? Run brief-without-numbers mode: full scoping, no figures, the range conversation stays yours.
“What if it makes something up?”
pepline only speaks from your configuration: your services, your rules, your knowledge. When a visitor asks something outside that, it says it doesn't know and flags the question to you instead of improvising.
“Isn't this just a chatbot?”
Chatbots route. A pepline agent is built on your reality, is allowed to say no, ends in an artifact the visitor keeps, and shows you every exchange, with the configuration that produced it. Chatbots do none of that.
And the people on the other side?
A straight answer, and they take value home via your agent's custom-made deliverable.
Three plans, one free month. No asterisks.Three plans. No asterisks.
Monthly, cancel whenever. You stay for the product, not for a contract.
We talk, that's all. No automatic overage charge: if a month runs over, we adjust the plan together.
The agent on this page answers pricing questions too.
Questions, answered live.
The pepline FAQ is powered by a pepline agent. Your move.
- What agents can I build?
- Two use cases run in production today: an intake agent that replaces your contact form, and an advisor that answers your leads' questions from your knowledge. Have another lead-facing agent in mind? Let's talk: we shape it with you, on the same platform.
- Does it replace my CRM?
- No. It replaces the empty half of your CRM. Artifacts are yours as email and as structured data in the dashboard. Move them wherever you work. pepline owns the moment before the pipeline.
- How long does setup take?
- A morning, honestly. Most of it is you deciding what your fit criteria really are, which is time you owed yourself anyway.
- What languages does it speak?
- The visitor's. Configuration is per-tenant; the conversation follows the visitor's language. (Beta: French and English are first-class.)
- Where does the data live?
- EU-hosted, cookie-free widget, transcript retention you control. Visitor emails are collected once, with consent, to deliver the artifact.
- Can I see conversations that didn't finish?
- Yes, including where they stopped.
- What does it cost my page speed?
- One deferred script, a few KB until opened. The widget is a guest and acts like one.
Retire the
The fastest way to judge pepline is the widget in the corner of this page. Ask it something hard. Ask it what happens when you're not a fit. Then picture it answering for you.