Put your bot on your website
Updated 17 October 2026
The Short Answer
In Configure Assistants → Where Clients Meet It, open Your Website: give your website address, pick where the bot should sit, and copy the one line it gives you into your site. If someone else looks after your site, Send To My Web Developer hands it over.
The embed puts your bot on your own page. Setup is three things and one line of code.
How do I add it?
- Open Extensions → Reply Assistants → ⋯ → Configure Assistants → Where Clients Meet It → Your Website. That opens Add Your Bot to Your Website.
- Paste your website address.
- Pick where the bot should sit on the page.
- Copy the one line it gives you.
Paste that line into your site and the bot appears.
What if someone else runs my website?
Use Send To My Web Developer. It packages the line and the instructions so you do not have to explain any of it.
Most agents use this rather than editing the site themselves.
Is it a different bot from my chat link?
No. It is the same bot answering in the same mode — you are publishing it in a second place, not configuring a second one.
Conversations from it land in your Inbox with everything else.
What does a visitor see?
Your assistant, on your page, ready to answer. It is labelled as an AI assistant by PropKaki rather than presenting itself as you typing.
Who does it answer on my website?
Your website answers with the New Leads row in Extensions → Reply Assistants: everyone there starts as new, so that row's mode and welcome are what a visitor meets. Change that row's mode to change what your website says.