An AI support agent onyour website. Live in 10 minutes.
Trained on your docs, answers in your tone, takes actions on your APIs, and hands off to a human when the conversation needs one. The same agent also handles WhatsApp and voice — so context follows the customer, even when the channel changes.
One script tag. No credit card. Cancel in one click.
From docs URL to live chat — before lunch.
Sync your docs and help center
Point Verly at your help center URL, Notion, GitBook, or Confluence. The agent reads, indexes, and stays in sync as you publish.
Tune the agent in dev
Edit prompts, tone, and rules on a dev branch. Preview real conversations. Promote to live when it’s clean — roll back in one click if not.
Drop the widget on your site
Paste one script tag or use the React SDK. Customize colors, position, and triggers. The agent is live before your next standup.
Four ways teams already use Verly on their site.
Product and pricing questions
Visitors ask “does it support X?” or “how does pricing work?” The agent answers from your real docs — no hallucinated specs.
Onboarding inside the product
Point logged-in users at the agent for setup help. Account context, current plan, and recent activity all available — no re-explaining.
Pre-purchase chat
Convert browsing visitors. The agent answers objections, recommends the right plan, and books a demo when sales-assist is needed.
Self-serve support
Customers ask billing, feature, and how-to questions. The agent answers, takes the action, and only escalates when it actually needs a human.
Built for teams who want to ship support like software.
Branch your prompts in dev, preview before you ship, roll back in one click. The same agent handles WhatsApp and voice — one inbox, one audit trail, one place to make changes.
- Drop-in script tag
- React SDK + custom UI
- Live docs sync
- Brand and tone controls
- Human handoff to your inbox
- Conversation analytics
The same agent handles WhatsApp and voice too.
When a customer asks a question on chat, then messages WhatsApp, then calls — it’s the same agent, the same memory, the same brand voice. No re-explaining.