Flutch talks to inbound leads so a sales team does not have to talk to all of them. It engages across the website, Instagram, WhatsApp and email, answers questions from a knowledge base built by reading your own site, qualifies against criteria you define – need, budget, geography, timing – and hands the salesperson the conversation along with the qualified opportunity. Setup is pasting a URL, with a claimed three minutes to live.
Two design choices are right. Qualification logic is configurable rather than fixed, which matters because what makes a lead good is specific to a business and any tool asserting a universal definition is wrong for most of them. And the handoff carries conversation context, so the salesperson opens with what the lead already said instead of restarting the conversation – the failure that makes most chat-to-sales handoffs worse than no chat at all.
The honest caution is about first contact. A knowledge base auto-built from your website will confidently answer questions your website answers badly, and it is doing so at the moment a prospect is forming their impression – the three-minute setup is a real convenience and also a reason to review what it learned before pointing it at live traffic. Instagram and WhatsApp coverage is a genuine advantage for consumer-facing businesses. Pricing is per million tokens and varies by the model you route to, published in full on a separate page, and no company entity is named beyond a 2025 copyright.
