ChatBotKit
Platform for building AI agents and chatbots that run on schedules, triggers and channels
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What is ChatBotKit?
ChatBotKit is a platform for building and running AI agents. It offers an agent builder, AI widgets for websites, messaging integrations for Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram, an enterprise offering and white-label solutions.
Agents use your data and tools to complete tasks, and can run on schedules and triggers. The site mentions security and observability built in, audit trails and event logs on the plans, datasets, skillsets, integrations and an API with documentation, tutorials and examples.
The Basic plan is listed at $25 per month and Pro at $65 per month, with limits on bots, conversations and credit tokens. All plans can use several language models or the customer's own provider key, and Enterprise is custom priced.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Agents can run on schedules and triggers, not only when a user sends a message.
- Works with your own language model provider key on all plans, according to the site.
Cons
- Plan limits apply to bots, conversations and credit tokens, which may constrain larger deployments.
Frequently Asked Questions
ChatBotKit costs 25 to 65 USD per month.
According to our latest information, this tool does not seem to have a lifetime deal at the moment, unfortunately.
The agent builder is used to create AI agents that complete tasks with your data and tools. Agents can run on schedules and triggers, and they can also work through messaging channels. The site lists support, sales and operations as example areas for these agents.
The site lists integrations for Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, Messenger and Telegram. AI widgets for websites are also offered, so the same agent can be placed on a site and in chat apps. Each platform can be connected to the same agent, so customers can reach it through the channel they already use. Confirm current integration details on chatbotkit.com before rollout.
Yes. The site says all plans can use several language models or the customer's own provider key. The listing does not name every supported provider, so check chatbotkit.com for the current list before choosing a model setup. The site also mentions datasets and skillsets, which may help teams organize the information and capabilities an agent relies on.
The site describes security and observability as built in. Audit trails and event logs are available on the plans, which helps teams review what their agents did. Datasets, skillsets and integrations are also part of the platform. Teams that need to review activity can use these logs to follow what happened in a conversation, and the site describes observability as part of the platform.
Yes. The site mentions an API with documentation, tutorials and examples. Developers can also use datasets, skillsets and integrations to extend what their agents can do. Check chatbotkit.com for current API details before building on it. Developers can also rely on the tutorials and examples mentioned on the site when they start building.
