Askli

Freemium

Askli is a no-code platform for building customer support chatbots. You train it on your own documents and data, then deploy it across your website, WhatsApp, Slack, and other channels.

It lives in customer support work: automating routine questions, deflecting FAQs, and handing complex issues to humans. You bring knowledge from Notion, Google Drive, Zendesk, or public URLs. The system keeps bots synced when your source material changes.

It is built in France. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. A free tier exists with limited credits.

Open it if you need a fast FAQ bot without engineering help. Skip it if you need deep helpdesk features or predictable costs at scale.

You fit here if your job looks like one of these.

• Teams needing support automation without technical overhead: You skip LLM infrastructure and DevOps. The no-code setup handles training and deployment.
• Companies wanting FAQ deflection through a branded chatbot: You cut ticket volume for repetitive questions. The widget carries your colors and voice.
• Businesses already using Notion, Google Drive, or Zendesk for knowledge management: You connect live sources instead of copy-pasting answers. Auto-sync keeps responses current.
• Small teams or solo founders with website-first or WhatsApp support: You own a simple support surface. Native WhatsApp Business integration covers mobile users.
• Budget-conscious users needing quick FAQ deflection: You test with the free tier. Paid entry is approachable if volume stays modest.
• Teams needing fast website Q&A bots trained on existing Notion/Drive content: You skip document migration. Point the tool at folders you already maintain.
• Non-technical operators who want no-code deployment: You build and ship without developer tickets. The UI guides source-to-widget flow.
• Organizations with moderate, predictable chat volume fitting 20,000 mini-credit tiers: You fit the Growth plan band. Spiky or high volume gets expensive fast.

These are the parts you notice after running it.

• Clean split between datastore and agent: You organize knowledge separate from deployment. Swapping bot behavior without retraining docs is simple.
• Wide source imports: You pull from Notion, Google Drive, site pages, Office files, PDFs, even YouTube. One bot covers scattered knowledge.
• Shared inbox with human handoff: You watch all channels in one place. Take over chats when the bot stalls. AI suggests replies from past threads.
• Function calling for custom API hits: The bot talks to your systems mid-conversation. You extend past FAQ into simple workflows.
• Auto-sync on paid plans: Weekly scans keep answers fresh. You do not manually retrain when source docs update.

The flow is short.

1. Train an agent and set its persona and tone.
2. Deploy to widget, WhatsApp, Slack, Telegram, or other channels.
3. Monitor conversations in the shared inbox and take over when needed.
4. Let auto-sync keep knowledge current as source material changes.

Skip it when these limits block your job.

• Missing pre-launch testing: You cannot simulate against historical tickets before going live. You learn on real users or skip validation.
• Credit burn per reply, not per resolution: Chatty users cost more than quiet ones. Pricing is hard to predict from volume alone.
• No pricing tier between 200 and 20,000 credits: You jump 100x from free to paid. Mid-sized teams pay for headroom they may not use.
• Limited helpdesk depth: You get no SLA tracking, CSAT surveys, or occupancy tools. It sits beside your helpdesk, not inside it.
• Rebrand confusion: Chaindesk.ai and askli.co domains overlap. Procurement and contracts need extra care.