What
Not a feature grid for show — these are the jobs your agent finishes when you say them out loud.
Features
Enterprise-grade tech. Zero tech skills required.
Brand interview walks any AI from questions to a live site.
Say what changed once — hours, photos, services — and it ships.
Drop phone shots in chat, or ask for hero art when you don't have photos.
Agent-made clips use its tools; your site hosts and displays them.
One-goal campaign pages with Meta Pixel or GTM recipes built in.
SEO titles, sitemaps, markup, and llms.txt so humans and AIs can find you.
Best-practice guidance to get listed where local customers look.
Instant-answers bubble from your FAQ — free keyword mode, no paid API.
Edit tag IDs and chatbot answers without chat when you prefer forms.
Umami-style numbers you own — not locked in someone else's dashboard.
Contact email, Calendly/Cal.com, or Beehiiv — wired by chat when ready.
Private previews, free validator, and spend caps before anything is live.
Your agent knows the whole site, so voice and story stay consistent everywhere.
As AI models improve, so does your site manager — no upgrade treadmill.
Portable code on your accounts — stop paying and the site keeps running.
No upgrade to unlock basics. Free tools real; full access included with AIE.
Build my site from this menu
Use my logo and truck photos
Write it in my voice
Build a landing page for my ad
Put tonight's special on the site
Change our holiday hours
Post these five kitchen photos
Make my whole site sound like me
Get me on Google Maps
Add a newsletter signup
Make us show up in ChatGPT answers
Keep our brand consistent everywhere
Best practices, not promises. Ad pages wire Meta Pixel / GTM recipes you already have.
Add online booking
Tell our story on the about page
Build a before/after gallery
Add a members page
If you can say it, it can ship it.
What changes for you
Most Wix sites never see a Google visitor. Every Chatterbuilt page ships ready for Google — titles, descriptions, sitemaps — and tells AI assistants about your business too.
Straight talk: nobody can guarantee Google rankings or traffic — anyone who does is selling you something. What your AI does: researches current best practices and walks you through them, step by step, so you're doing everything right that's in your control.
Customers pick a time; it lands on your calendar. Calendly or Cal.com — ask your AI to wire it up.
Contact form emails that actually arrive. Resend handles delivery; you just answer.
Your own private visitor stats — not locked inside someone else's dashboard.
Why it can drive itself
Most software waits for you to click around. Chatterbuilt is built so the AI you already use can run it. One content file. Tools your assistant calls from chat. You talk. It ships.
Because any AI can operate it, your website gets a workforce instead of a fixed feature list. Claude, ChatGPT, or another assistant you already use can build it, run it, and keep it current — same contract, your accounts. That's the mechanism behind "self-driving": not magic, just software built for agents.
Every Chatterbuilt site ships a plain guide any capable agent can read — plus a live index of your real content. So when someone tells their AI "build me a website," the agent already knows how Chatterbuilt works and how to drive it.
If this sounds like your Tuesday, you're the customer. Trades, restaurants, spas, shops — phone-first owners who don't want homework.
Seven plain steps. No editor to learn. If you can text, you're done.
What you do: Sign up at github.com — free plan is fine.
What happens: That's your website's filing cabinet. You may never open it again.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Help me create a free GitHub account for my website.”
What you do: Sign up at vercel.com — click Continue with GitHub.
What happens: This puts your site on the internet. Free for most small shops.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Help me create a free Vercel account with GitHub.”
What you do: Claude: paste the one-line connect command. ChatGPT: add Chatterbuilt as a connection with the same web address.
What happens: Your AI can now use Chatterbuilt tools from chat.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Connect me to Chatterbuilt so we can set up my site.”
What you do: Answer the interview about your business — name, services, hours, how you sound.
What happens: Your agent builds a draft site from what you said.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Set up my site — interview me about my business.”
What you do: Click the private draft link your agent gives you.
What happens: Only you see it. Customers don't.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Show me the private preview of my site.”
What you do: When the preview looks right, tell your agent to publish.
What happens: Your site is on the internet.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Make it live.”
What you do: Say "connect my domain" — about $11/year at most registrars.
What happens: Your agent walks you through pointing your name at the site.
Stuck? Paste this to your AI: “Connect my domain to the site.”
That's it. No editor to learn. No blocks to drag. If you can text, you're done.
Wix: pick a template, learn the editor, drag blocks for an afternoon. Chatterbuilt: make two free accounts and talk for ten minutes.
Self-Driving Websites
Your website can drive itself — and you're always in the seat. Set how much it does on its own. Turn it off with one sentence any time.
Your co-pilot climbs this ladder with you — same modes, your hand on the gate.
Autopilot is a dial, not a trap. Parked means nothing changes unless you say so. Raise the mode in chat when you trust it. Drop it back with one line. Nothing ships past the gate you set.
Off
Parked — you drive every change
On
Agent works within the mode you picked
The mode ladder
Four rungs — from hands-on to hands-off. A nervous owner starts at the bottom. Each step up is more work the agent does alone.
Autopilot off. You drive.
Say: "put it in Parked."
What the agent does on its own
Nothing on its own. The site sits still until you ask for a change.
What still waits for you
You say what to change and approve what goes live. Full control.
Keep the basics current. No creative rewrites.
Say: "turn on Cruise."
What the agent does on its own
Gentle upkeep only — stale hours, broken links, security bumps. No redesigns.
What still waits for you
Anything bigger than upkeep waits for your yes before customers see it.
Improves toward one goal you name, one step at a time.
Say: "turn on Autopilot for sign-ups."
What the agent does on its own
Works toward a goal you set — looks, bookings, sign-ups — one gated suggestion at a time.
What still waits for you
You approve what ships. One message rewinds a change you don't like.
One goal. Full-send experiments in a time box. You still approve every live ship.
Say: "run Ludicrous on conversions for two weeks."
What the agent does on its own
Points at one goal and floors it — experiments, rewrites, and tests inside a time box and spend cap you set. Nothing customer-facing ships alone.
What still waits for you
Every live ship waits for your approval. You read the report after the burst. Spend caps stay on. Kill the run any time.
Nervous? Stay in Parked until the agent earns a promotion. Most owners live in Cruise or Autopilot. Ludicrous is a short burst when you want the number to move — not everyday mode.
Every mode — including Ludicrous — still asks before customers see a change. Ludicrous runs experiments inside the goal, time box, and spend cap you set first; live ships still need your yes. Then you read the report. One message rewinds.
Self-driving websites. You hold the wheel.
See how setup works →Co-pilot
You talk. I ship the draft. You approve. That's the deal.
The face of autopilot
Not another dashboard icon. A chat-side partner for the self-driving site — plain talk, always on your side of the gate. You name the goal. It does the chores.
No hype. One clear next step. If it wouldn't fit in a text, cut it.
Draft first. Live only when you say. One message rewinds a change you don't like.
Shows up next to autopilot, in chat moments, and anywhere the site explains itself.
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