ChatWizard builds customer-service chatbots without code. A business adds website URLs or uploads PDFs, Word documents and text files, the platform trains a ChatGPT-based bot on that material, the look can be matched to the brand with conversation starters and frequent questions added, and a widget is pasted into the site with three lines of HTML on builders such as Webflow, WordPress, Shopify and Squarespace. Bots can serve customers, sales enquiries, FAQs or internal use, and conversations can be viewed and exported. The site says over 400 chatbots have been built.
It is a small product in a crowded category. No company beyond ChatWizardAI is named, the AI model is described only as ChatGPT-based, and the 400-chatbot figure is a vendor claim. Bots answer from the supplied material but can still be wrong or make things up, so test them on questions with known answers, and be careful about putting personal data in training documents.
Plans are monthly with a 30-day money-back guarantee and cancellation at any time. Free gives 1 bot with 10 message credits a month, 50 URLs and one document to train on. Starter is $9 for 1 bot, 1,000 messages, 200 URLs and 10 documents. Growth is $29 for 3 bots, 5,000 messages, 500 URLs and 30 documents. Business is $99 for 15 bots, 15,000 messages, 2,000 URLs and 50 documents. All plans include branded bots, unlimited training characters, embedding on unlimited websites, conversation history and chat export.
