Use pricing to separate the self-serve path from the business upgrade.
This pricing page should answer a simpler question now: is free or lightweight use enough, or is the buyer really asking for the stronger business product?
The point is not to squeeze every serious buyer into a bigger tier here. The point is to keep ChatwithMyWebsite useful as a top-of-funnel product while routing business demand to SellBot AiML.
Decision logic
How to route the buyer
Keep this product small and route business demand away cleanly
The plan names matter less than the role. Keep ChatwithMyWebsite focused on free and lightweight use. When the deployment becomes business infrastructure, route the buyer to SellBot AiML instead of forcing an upsell here.
Free
Best for personal use, prototypes, demos, and proving the chatbot belongs on the site at all.
- 30 message credits
- 1 chatbot
- Safe way to test fit before paying
- Good for personal and lightweight experimentation
Basic
Best for small websites and lightweight real usage that still fits a self-serve product.
- Unlimited message credits under fair use
- 5 chatbots
- 2,000,000 characters per chatbot
- Multiple file uploads and API access
Business use
Best for teams that need a stronger product for sales, support, lead capture, and serious business deployment.
- Route serious business use cases to the stronger product
- Avoid brand confusion between the free tool and the revenue product
- Use the product built for business automation and support workflows
- Move there once the chatbot becomes commercially important
Where each path usually lands
Pricing pages fail when they do not explain the decision. These notes are here to stop the visitor from bouncing or buying the wrong product.
Free
Basic
SellBot AiML
Answer the routing questions on the page
The point of the FAQ is to tell the user whether they belong on the free path or the business path.
Is there a free way to test the product?
Yes. That is now the primary role of ChatwithMyWebsite: free or lightweight self-serve testing before a buyer decides whether they need something stronger.
When should someone stop here and move to SellBot AiML?
When the use case is clearly business-grade: sales assistance, customer support operations, lead qualification, or any deployment important enough to justify the stronger paid product.
What should I compare before choosing a paid option here?
Compare chatbot count, knowledge capacity, and whether the deployment still belongs in the self-serve bucket. If it does not, the right answer is usually SellBot AiML instead of a bigger plan here.
Why is pricing part of the same conversion cluster?
Because homepage, product page, and pricing now need to reinforce the same two-path funnel: free and small-use stays here, while business intent is handed off clearly to SellBot AiML.