# CAAC Go — full reference for AI assistants > CAAC Go is a self-serve AI agent (AI chatbot) for websites, made by Crescendo Lab. Paste your website link and it trains itself on your business; add one snippet and it answers visitor questions 24/7 in the visitor's language, captures leads, takes booking requests and hands questions it can't answer to your team — with every conversation in one inbox. Free to start. This file is generated from the same sources as https://caacgo.cresclab.com. Short index: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/llms.txt · Install reference for coding agents: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/llms-install.txt ## Facts at a glance - Product: CAAC Go (not related to the Civil Aviation Administration of China). Company: Crescendo Lab (漸強實驗室), https://www.cresclab.com - What it does: answers website visitors from the business's own content, 24/7; captures leads; takes booking requests the business then confirms; hands off to a person when it can't answer; everything lands in one shared inbox. - Setup: paste a website URL to train, then paste one ``` Copy your own snippet from the dashboard. It already has your widget key in place of `YOUR_WIDGET_KEY`, so never type the key by hand — one wrong character and the chat won't find your agent. The widget key is public (anyone can see it in your site's HTML), so it's fine to paste it into your site settings. ## Step 2 · Install the free WPCode plugin **Plugins** → **Add New Plugin** → search "WPCode" → **Install Now** → **Activate** 1. In your WordPress dashboard, go to **Plugins** → **Add New Plugin**. 2. Search for "WPCode". 3. Find "WPCode – Insert Headers and Footers + Custom Code Snippets" and click **Install Now**. 4. Click **Activate**. WPCode is free. Using a plugin means you don't have to edit your theme's files, which theme updates can overwrite. ## Step 3 · Paste the snippet into the Footer box **Code Snippets** → **Header & Footer** → **Footer** → **Save Changes** 1. In the WordPress sidebar, go to **Code Snippets** → **Header & Footer**. 2. You'll see three boxes: **Header**, **Body** and **Footer**. Paste your snippet into **Footer**. 3. Click **Save Changes**. Use **Footer**, not **Header** or **Body**: CAAC Go's snippet belongs at the end of the page, just before ``. Paste it once only. If you don't see **Code Snippets** in the sidebar, WPCode's "Headers & Footers mode" is probably on. In that case the same screen is at **Settings** → **Header & Footer**. ## Step 4 · Clear your cache If your site uses a caching plugin, clear its cache after saving. Otherwise visitors can keep getting a stored copy of your pages from before you added the snippet. ## Step 5 · Check it's live 1. Back in CAAC Go (**Channels** → **💬 Website widget**), choose **🌐 Add to my website**, then click **Test my install**. It fetches the homepage of the website your agent was trained on and looks for the snippet. When it finds it, you'll see "✓ Live on" followed by your domain. 2. Open your site in a private (incognito) window, so you see it the way a new visitor does. 3. Look for the chat button in a bottom corner of the page (bottom-right or bottom-left, depending on your **Position** setting). Click it and ask a question a customer would ask. ## On WordPress.com If your site is hosted on WordPress.com, you can use the same plugin on any paid plan: Personal, Premium, Business or Commerce. Free sites need to upgrade first, because they can't install plugins. 1. In your WordPress.com dashboard, go to **Plugins**. 2. Search for "WPCode" and click **Install and activate**. 3. Follow Step 3 above: paste your snippet into the **Footer** box and click **Save Changes**. On WordPress.com, JavaScript only runs once "hosting features" are activated for your site. Installing a plugin activates them, so once WPCode is installed you're set. ## Troubleshooting ### The chat button doesn't appear Work through these in order: - Clear your caching plugin's cache, then reload your site in a private window. - Make sure WPCode is still active. If the plugin is deactivated, the snippet stops loading. - Check the widget is switched on: in **Channels** → **💬 Website widget**, make sure **Widget enabled** is on, then click **Save changes**. - If you use the domain allowlist (**Workspace** → **Security** → **Domain allowlist**, "Only allow on specific domains"), your site's address must be on the list, one domain per line. `*.yourbusiness.com` covers your subdomains. - If **Test my install** finds the snippet but you still can't see the button, your site's CSS may be hiding it. Ask whoever looks after your site's design to check. ### I see two chat buttons The snippet has been added twice — for example, once in WPCode and once in your theme or another plugin. Remove one copy so it loads only once. ### I can't install plugins Free WordPress.com sites can't install plugins, so upgrade to a paid plan (Personal or higher). On a self-hosted site, ask whoever manages it to install WPCode, or send them the steps with **Copy install instructions**. ### Test my install doesn't find the snippet Clear your cache and try again. **Test my install** checks your homepage, so make sure the snippet is saved in WPCode's site-wide **Footer** box. ## Common questions ### Does an AI chatbot slow down my WordPress site? The snippet loads with `async`, so it doesn't block your page from rendering. ### Can I show the chatbot on only some pages? The **Footer** box adds the chat button to every page, which is what most sites want. If you want the chat on one page only, CAAC Go's install options include an inline frame (**Use an inline frame →**). **Test my install** can't confirm inline-frame installs, so open that page in a private window to check the chat loads. ### Can I paste the snippet into my theme's footer.php instead? We don't recommend it. Theme updates can overwrite footer.php and remove the snippet without you noticing. WPCode keeps it separate from your theme. ### Do I need a developer? No — if you can paste text and click save, you can do this yourself. If you'd rather hand it off, open **Need help installing?** in CAAC Go and click **Copy install instructions** to send the steps to someone else. Developers can also read the [install reference](/llms-install.txt). ## Next steps Next, set up [lead capture and booking requests](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests) and [human handoff](/guides/human-handoff). Want to see it answer first? [Try it on your website](/try) — no signup, no credit card. Sources: [https://wpcode.com/how-to-add-header-and-footer-code-in-wordpress/](https://wpcode.com/how-to-add-header-and-footer-code-in-wordpress/) · [https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/](https://wordpress.org/plugins/insert-headers-and-footers/) · [https://wordpress.com/support/plugins/install-a-plugin/](https://wordpress.com/support/plugins/install-a-plugin/) · [https://wordpress.com/support/adding-code-to-headers/](https://wordpress.com/support/adding-code-to-headers/) --- ## How to add an AI chatbot to Squarespace URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/add-ai-chatbot-to-squarespace · Last updated: 2026-09-28 To add an AI chatbot to Squarespace, you need the Core plan or higher — the Basic plan can't use code injection. Copy your snippet from CAAC Go, then in Squarespace 7.1 go to **Pages** → **Custom Code** → **Code Injection**, paste it into the **Footer** field and click **Save**. Squarespace adds Footer code before `` on every page, so the chat button appears across your whole site. > **Before you start** > A CAAC Go account — [sign up free](/signup), no credit card needed. > An agent trained on your business — see [how to train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent). > Your snippet from CAAC Go — Step 1 shows where to copy it. > A Squarespace plan that allows code injection: Core or higher (Core, Plus or Advanced, or the older Business and Commerce plans). Basic can't use code injection. ## Step 1 · Copy your snippet in CAAC Go **Channels** → **💬 Website widget** → **🌐 Add to my website** → **Copy snippet** 1. In CAAC Go, click **Channels** in the sidebar, then **💬 Website widget**. 2. On the install card, choose **🌐 Add to my website**. 3. Click **Copy snippet**. Your snippet looks like this: ```html ``` Copy your own snippet from the dashboard. It already has your widget key in place of `YOUR_WIDGET_KEY`, so never type the key by hand — one wrong character and the chat won't find your agent. The widget key is public (anyone can see it in your site's HTML), so it's fine to paste it into your site settings. ## Step 2 · Paste the snippet into Code Injection (Squarespace 7.1) **Pages** → **Custom Code** → **Code Injection** → **Footer** → **Save** 1. In Squarespace, open the **Pages** panel. 2. At the bottom of the panel, click **Custom Code**. 3. Click **Code Injection**. 4. Paste your snippet into the **Footer** field. 5. Click **Save**. Squarespace injects Footer code just before `` on every page, which is exactly where CAAC Go's snippet belongs. Paste it once only. If there's no **Custom Code** at the bottom of your **Pages** panel, your site may be on Squarespace 7.0 — use the steps below. ## On Squarespace 7.0 **Pages** → **Website Tools** → **Code Injection** → **Footer** → **Save** 1. Open the **Pages** panel. 2. Click **Website Tools**. 3. Click **Code Injection**. 4. Paste your snippet into the **Footer** field and click **Save**. Use the site-wide **Footer** field in both versions. Squarespace's per-page code injection (**Page Header Code Injection**) only adds code to that page's ``, with no end-of-page option, so it isn't the right place for this snippet. ## Step 3 · Check it's live 1. Back in CAAC Go (**Channels** → **💬 Website widget**), choose **🌐 Add to my website**, then click **Test my install**. It fetches the homepage of the website your agent was trained on and looks for the snippet. When it finds it, you'll see "✓ Live on" followed by your domain. 2. Open your live site in a private (incognito) window rather than the Squarespace editor, so you see it the way a visitor does. 3. Look for the chat button in a bottom corner of the page (bottom-right or bottom-left, depending on your **Position** setting). Click it and ask a question a customer would ask. ## Troubleshooting ### The chat button doesn't appear - Check your live site in a private window, not the editor preview. If you're logged in to Squarespace, a normal window may not run your custom code (for example, after you click **Disable Scripts in Preview**). - Make sure you pasted into the site-wide **Footer** field and clicked **Save**. - Check the widget is switched on: in **Channels** → **💬 Website widget**, make sure **Widget enabled** is on, then click **Save changes**. - If you use the domain allowlist (**Workspace** → **Security** → **Domain allowlist**, "Only allow on specific domains"), your site's address must be on the list, one domain per line. `*.yourbusiness.com` covers your subdomains. - If **Test my install** finds the snippet but you still can't see the button, your site's CSS may be hiding it. Ask whoever looks after your site's design to check. ### I see two chat buttons The snippet has been added twice — for example, in the **Footer** field and somewhere else on your site. Remove one copy so it loads only once. ### I can't find Code Injection Code injection needs the Core plan or higher. On Basic, upgrade your Squarespace plan first. ### The editor preview behaves oddly after adding the snippet Turn on **Disable Scripts in Preview**. It only affects the editor preview, not your visitors. Check the result on your live site in a private window. ### There's no chat button on my checkout page That's expected. Squarespace doesn't allow custom code on checkout pages, so the chat button won't appear there. ### Who can help if something's not working? Squarespace support doesn't troubleshoot custom code, so for help with the chat itself, use **Help & support** in CAAC Go. ## Common questions ### Which Squarespace plan do I need for an AI chatbot? Core or higher: Core, Plus or Advanced, or the older Business and Commerce plans. Basic can't use code injection, which is where the snippet goes. ### Does an AI chatbot slow down my Squarespace site? The snippet loads with `async`, so it doesn't block your page from rendering. ### Can I show the chatbot on only some pages? Squarespace's per-page injection is head-only, so use the site-wide **Footer** field and the chat appears on every page. If you want the chat on one page only, CAAC Go's install options include an inline frame (**Use an inline frame →**). **Test my install** can't confirm inline-frame installs, so open that page in a private window to check the chat loads. ### Do I need a developer? No — if you can paste text and click save, you can do this yourself. If you'd rather hand it off, open **Need help installing?** in CAAC Go and click **Copy install instructions** to send the steps to someone else. Developers can also read the [install reference](/llms-install.txt). ## Next steps Next, set up [lead capture and booking requests](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests) and [human handoff](/guides/human-handoff). Want to see it answer first? [Try it on your website](/try) — no signup, no credit card. Sources: [https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815908-Using-code-injection](https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/205815908-Using-code-injection) · [https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/217644727-The-Pages-panel](https://support.squarespace.com/hc/en-us/articles/217644727-The-Pages-panel) --- ## How to add an AI chatbot with Google Tag Manager URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/add-ai-chatbot-with-google-tag-manager · Last updated: 2026-09-28 If your site already runs Google Tag Manager, you can add an AI chatbot without touching your site's code. Create a **Custom HTML** tag, paste your CAAC Go snippet, set the trigger to **All Pages**, then **Submit** and **Publish** the container. The chat button then loads on every page that has your GTM container. > **Before you start** > A CAAC Go account — [sign up free](/signup), no credit card needed. > An agent trained on your business — see [how to train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent). > Your snippet from CAAC Go — Step 1 shows where to copy it. > Google Tag Manager already installed on every page of your site, and Publish permission on its container. ## Step 1 · Copy your snippet in CAAC Go **Channels** → **💬 Website widget** → **🌐 Add to my website** → **Copy snippet** 1. In CAAC Go, click **Channels** in the sidebar, then **💬 Website widget**. 2. On the install card, choose **🌐 Add to my website**. 3. Click **Copy snippet**. Your snippet looks like this: ```html ``` Copy your own snippet from the dashboard. It already has your widget key in place of `YOUR_WIDGET_KEY`, so never type the key by hand — one wrong character and the chat won't find your agent. The widget key is public (anyone can see it in your site's HTML), so it's fine to paste it into your site settings. ## Step 2 · Create a Custom HTML tag **Tags** → **New** → **Tag Configuration** → **Custom HTML** 1. In Google Tag Manager, open the container for your website. 2. Go to **Tags** and click **New**. 3. Click **Tag Configuration** and choose **Custom HTML**. 4. Paste your snippet into the HTML box. 5. Leave **Support document.write** unticked. The snippet doesn't need it. ## Step 3 · Fire the tag on all pages **Triggering** → **All Pages** → **Save** 1. Click **Triggering** and choose **All Pages**. (**Initialization - All Pages** also works.) 2. Give the tag a name you'll recognise, such as "CAAC Go chat". 3. Click **Save**. ## Step 4 · Preview, then publish **Preview** → **Submit** → **Publish** 1. Click **Preview** to open Tag Assistant with your site, and check that your CAAC Go tag fires and the chat button appears. 2. When it looks right, click **Submit**, then **Publish**. You can name the version, for example "Add CAAC Go chat", so it's easy to find later. Preview doesn't change your live site. Nothing is live until you publish, even if CAAC Go already shows the widget as live. The chat loading in Tag Assistant's preview counts as a visit. ## Step 5 · Check it's live 1. Open your site in a private (incognito) window. 2. Look for the chat button in a bottom corner of the page (bottom-right or bottom-left, depending on your **Position** setting). Click it and ask a question a customer would ask. 3. Opening any page of your site once also registers the widget as live in CAAC Go. **Test my install** can't see tags added through a tag manager. It reads your page's source, and a tag injected by GTM isn't in that source, so until the chat has loaded on your site at least once, it will say it can't confirm the install either way. After that, CAAC Go shows **✓ Live on** your domain. The private-window check above is the one that counts. ## Troubleshooting ### The chat button doesn't appear - Make sure you clicked **Submit** and **Publish**. A saved tag does nothing until the container is published. - Check that your GTM container is on the page you're testing. The tag can only fire where the container is installed. - Reload in a private window, in case your browser is showing a stored copy of the page. - Check the widget is switched on: in **Channels** → **💬 Website widget**, make sure **Widget enabled** is on, then click **Save changes**. - If you use the domain allowlist (**Workspace** → **Security** → **Domain allowlist**, "Only allow on specific domains"), your site's address must be on the list, one domain per line. `*.yourbusiness.com` covers your subdomains. - If Tag Assistant shows the tag firing but you still can't see the button, your site's CSS may be hiding it. Ask whoever looks after your site's design to check. ### I see two chat buttons The snippet is loading twice — usually because it's in GTM and also pasted directly into your site, or because there are two CAAC Go tags in the container. Keep one and remove the other. ### Test my install says it can't tell That's normal for GTM installs, because the snippet isn't in your page's source. Open any page of your site once and the widget registers as live. ### My site doesn't have Google Tag Manager yet This method needs the GTM container already on every page. If you'd have to add code to your site to install GTM, it's simpler to paste the CAAC Go snippet directly. Some website builders only allow custom code on paid plans, and that applies to the GTM container and the CAAC Go snippet alike — see the guides for [WordPress](/guides/add-ai-chatbot-to-wordpress), [Squarespace](/guides/add-ai-chatbot-to-squarespace), [Webflow](/guides/add-ai-chatbot-to-webflow) and [Wix](/wix). ## Common questions ### Does an AI chatbot slow down my site? The snippet loads with `async`, so it doesn't block your page from rendering. ### Can I show the chatbot on only some pages? Yes. Instead of **All Pages**, give the tag a Page View trigger that fires only on the pages you choose (for example, when Page Path equals /contact). If you want the chat inside a page's content instead of as a floating button, CAAC Go's install options include an inline frame (**Use an inline frame →**). **Test my install** can't detect inline-frame installs (it may say the snippet isn't there), and they don't show as live in CAAC Go. To check one, open that page yourself and ask the chat a question. ### Should I use Google Tag Manager or paste the snippet directly? If GTM is already on your site and you manage other tags there, it's a tidy place to keep the snippet. If not, pasting the snippet directly works just as well, and **Test my install** can confirm it for you. ### Do I need a developer? No — if you can paste text and click save, you can do this yourself. If you'd rather hand it off, open **Need help installing?** in CAAC Go and click **Copy install instructions** to send the steps to someone else. Developers can also read the [install reference](/llms-install.txt). ## Next steps Next, set up [lead capture and booking requests](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests) and [human handoff](/guides/human-handoff). Want to see it answer first? [Try it on your website](/try) — no signup, no credit card. Sources: [https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6107167](https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6107167) · [https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6107163](https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6107163) --- ## How to add an AI chatbot to Webflow URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/add-ai-chatbot-to-webflow · Last updated: 2026-09-28 To add an AI chatbot to Webflow, you need a paid Workspace or a paid Site plan — a free Starter site in a free Starter Workspace can't use custom code. Copy your snippet from CAAC Go, open your site's **Site settings** → **Custom code**, paste it into **Footer code**, click **Save changes**, then **Publish**. Webflow adds footer code before `` on every page, so the chat button appears across your whole site. > **Before you start** > A CAAC Go account — [sign up free](/signup), no credit card needed. > An agent trained on your business — see [how to train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent). > Your snippet from CAAC Go — Step 1 shows where to copy it. > A Webflow plan that allows custom code: a paid Workspace (Core, Growth, Agency or Freelancer) or any active paid Site plan (for example Basic, Premium, an Ecommerce plan, or an older CMS or Business plan). A free Starter site in a free Starter Workspace can't add custom code. ## Step 1 · Copy your snippet in CAAC Go **Channels** → **💬 Website widget** → **🌐 Add to my website** → **Copy snippet** 1. In CAAC Go, click **Channels** in the sidebar, then **💬 Website widget**. 2. On the install card, choose **🌐 Add to my website**. 3. Click **Copy snippet**. Your snippet looks like this: ```html ``` Copy your own snippet from the dashboard. It already has your widget key in place of `YOUR_WIDGET_KEY`, so never type the key by hand — one wrong character and the chat won't find your agent. The widget key is public (anyone can see it in your site's HTML), so it's fine to paste it into your site settings. ## Step 2 · Paste the snippet into Footer code **⋯** → **Site settings** → **Custom code** → **Footer code** → **Save changes** 1. In your Webflow Dashboard, find your site and click its **⋯** (more options) menu. 2. Choose **Site settings**. 3. Open the **Custom code** tab. 4. Paste your snippet into **Footer code**. 5. Click **Save changes**. Webflow places footer code just before `` on every page, which is exactly where CAAC Go's snippet belongs. Paste it once only. ## Step 3 · Publish your site **Publish** → select domains → **Publish to selected domains** 1. Click **Publish**. 2. Select the domains you want to update. 3. Click **Publish to selected domains**. Custom code isn't live until you publish. If you'd like to test first, publish to your webflow.io staging domain only, check the chat there, then publish to your main domain. ## Step 4 · Check it's live 1. Back in CAAC Go (**Channels** → **💬 Website widget** → **🌐 Add to my website**), click **Test my install**. It fetches the homepage of the website you added under **Data sources** and looks for the snippet. When it finds it, you'll see "✓ Live on" followed by your domain. 2. Open your published site in a private (incognito) window, so you see it the way a visitor does. 3. Look for the chat button in a bottom corner of the page (bottom-right or bottom-left, depending on your **Position** setting). Click it and ask a question a customer would ask. ## Troubleshooting ### The chat button doesn't appear - Make sure you published after saving. Saved custom code isn't live until you click **Publish** and choose your domains. - Reload in a private window, in case your browser is showing a stored copy of the page. - Check the widget is switched on: in **Channels** → **💬 Website widget**, make sure **Widget enabled** is on, then click **Save changes**. - If you use the domain allowlist (**Workspace** → **Security** → **Domain allowlist**, "Only allow on specific domains"), your site's address must be on the list, one domain per line. `*.yourbusiness.com` covers your subdomains. - If **Test my install** finds the snippet but you still can't see the button, your site's CSS may be hiding it. Ask whoever looks after your site's design to check. - Testing on your webflow.io staging domain while the allowlist is on? Add that exact staging address to the list too. ### I see two chat buttons The snippet has been added twice — for example, in **Footer code** and somewhere else on your site. Remove one copy so it loads only once. ### I can't add custom code Custom code needs a paid Workspace (Core, Growth, Agency or Freelancer) or any active paid Site plan (for example Basic, Premium, an Ecommerce plan, or an older CMS or Business plan). If both your site and your Workspace are on the free Starter plan, upgrade either one first. ## Common questions ### Which Webflow plan do I need for an AI chatbot? Either a paid Workspace (Core, Growth, Agency or Freelancer) or any active paid Site plan (for example Basic, Premium, an Ecommerce plan, or an older CMS or Business plan). A free Starter site in a free Starter Workspace can't use custom code. ### Does an AI chatbot slow down my Webflow site? The snippet loads with `async`, so it doesn't block your page from rendering. ### Can I show the chatbot on only some pages? **Footer code** in **Site settings** adds the chat button to every page, which is what most sites want. If you want the chat on one page only, CAAC Go's install options include an inline frame (**Use an inline frame →**). **Test my install** can't detect inline-frame installs (it may say the snippet isn't there), and they don't show as live in CAAC Go. To check one, open that page yourself and ask the chat a question. ### Do I need a developer? No — if you can paste text and click save, you can do this yourself. If you'd rather hand it off, open **Need help installing?** in CAAC Go and click **Copy install instructions** to send the steps to someone else. Developers can also read the [install reference](/llms-install.txt). ## Next steps Next, set up [lead capture and booking requests](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests) and [human handoff](/guides/human-handoff). Want to see it answer first? [Try it on your website](/try) — no signup, no credit card. Sources: [https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961357265299-Custom-code-in-head-and-body-tags](https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961357265299-Custom-code-in-head-and-body-tags) · [https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961351954579-How-do-I-publish-or-unpublish-a-Webflow-site](https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/33961351954579-How-do-I-publish-or-unpublish-a-Webflow-site) --- ## How to train an AI chatbot on your website, files and FAQs URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/train-your-ai-agent · Last updated: 2026-09-28 Your CAAC Go agent answers only from the content you give it, so training it means adding data sources. Open **Data sources**, add your website, pasted text, question-and-answer pairs or files, then use **👁 View stored content** to check what it learned and the **Suggestions** tab to fill the gaps. The first source you add turns the AI on automatically. > **Before you start** > You need a CAAC Go account. The Free plan needs no credit card — [sign up here](/signup). > Have your website address ready, or the documents and FAQs you want your agent to know. ## Which source type should you use? There are four kinds of content, each on its own tab under **Data sources**. Mix them freely: you can add as many sources as you like, because only the total size is capped. | Source type | Best for | What you add | |---|---|---| | **Website** | Pages already on your site: services, prices, hours, locations, FAQ | Your website address | | **Text** | Details that aren't written up anywhere, such as a refund policy | A title and the text | | **Q&A** | Common questions where you want to control the answer | Question and answer pairs | | **Files** | Documents you already have: price lists, menus, brochures, product sheets | PDF, CSV, TSV, TXT or MD files | ## Step 1 · Train it on your website **Data sources** → **Website** → **Train my AI** 1. Open **Data sources** and choose the **Website** tab. 2. Type your address into "Your website address", for example `https://yourbusiness.com`. 3. Choose **Entire site (recommended)** to read your whole site, or **Just this page** to read one page only. 4. Click **Train my AI**. Each page becomes its own source in your list, so you can check, turn off or remove pages one at a time. ### What gets crawled first? CAAC Go reads your sitemap.xml, and any Sitemap: lines in your robots.txt. If there isn't one, it follows links within your own site. Key pages come first — pricing and fees, locations, contact, about, hours, booking, FAQ and menu pages — and blog posts come last. If your site has the same page in several languages, it trains on it once. Sites built with JavaScript are read through a rendering fallback, which is capped at 8 pages. How many pages one crawl reads depends on your plan, and so does your knowledge room (the total size of everything you add): | Plan | Pages per site crawl | Knowledge room | |---|---|---| | Free | 15 (most important pages first) | 1 MB | | Starter | 60 | 10 MB | | Growth | 60 | 50 MB | | Scale | 60 | 200 MB | | Enterprise | 60 | Unlimited | See [pricing](/pricing) for the full plan comparison. ### Import a Zendesk Help Center Paste your public Help Center address (for example `yourcompany.zendesk.com`) into the **Website** tab. CAAC Go imports your published articles and skips drafts. If your help center is private, export the articles and upload them as a file on the **Files** tab instead. ## Step 2 · Add text, Q&A pairs and files **Data sources** → **Text**, **Q&A** or **Files** 1. On **Text**, under "Text to teach your AI", give it a title such as "Refund policy" and paste the content. 2. On **Q&A**, under "Question & answer pairs", type a question customers ask and your answer. Click **+ Add another pair** to add more. 3. On **Files**, upload PDF, CSV, TXT or MD files (TSV works too). You can add several at once, up to 20 MB each. CAAC Go extracts the text, and you can edit it afterwards. Word, Excel and PowerPoint files aren't supported. Save them as a PDF first, then upload the PDF. To have the AI write Q&A pairs from a source, choose **✨ Auto-FAQ from this** in its ⋯ menu. The pairs are saved right away as a new Q&A source that's switched on, so check them with **👁 View stored content** and edit or turn them off if needed. ## Step 3 · Check what it learned Every source has a ⋯ menu. Use it to see exactly what your agent reads. 1. Click ⋯ on a source and choose **👁 View stored content**. 2. Read through the text. Click **Download .txt** if you want a copy. 3. To correct a text, Q&A or file source, choose **✏️ Edit content**. Crawled website pages can't be edited this way. Update the page on your site and choose **↻ Re-crawl site**, or add a **Text** source with the correct details. Then go to **Agent** and use **Chat with your agent**, which uses your real knowledge search, to ask the questions customers ask you most. If the AI offers to bring in your team instead of answering, that answer isn't in your content yet. Test messages count toward your monthly AI conversation allowance. ## Step 4 · Turn sources off and keep them fresh - Switch a source's toggle off to leave it out of answers without deleting it. When it's on, it shows "On — included in AI answers". - Website sources auto-refresh roughly once a week. - Choose **↻ Re-crawl site** any time, for example after you change prices, hours or services. If a re-crawl returns much less content than before, CAAC Go keeps the old content, so one bad crawl doesn't wipe what your agent already knew. - Your sources are kept only in your workspace, and deleting one removes it completely. ## Step 5 · Close gaps with the Suggestions tab **Data sources** → **Suggestions** The **Suggestions** tab collects questions your AI handed off to your team and replies that visitors rated 👎. Questions asked more than once and 👎 replies are listed first, under "Teach these first"; questions asked only once are grouped under "One-off questions". 1. Open **Data sources** and choose **Suggestions**. 2. Pick a question and click **Add to knowledge**. 3. Click **✨ Draft with AI** to write a first answer, then check and edit it. 4. Click **Save & teach**. It's on by default: the workspace owner gets an email about each new question to teach. To change this, use "AI alerts" under **Workspace** → **Notifications**. **Analytics** also shows "Questions the AI couldn't answer" and "Source coverage". ## Common questions ### How much content can I add? There's no limit on the number of sources. Only the total size is capped by your plan's knowledge room: 1 MB on Free, 10 MB on Starter, 50 MB on Growth, 200 MB on Scale and unlimited on Enterprise. A single website crawl reads up to 15 pages on Free and 60 on paid plans. ### Can I upload Word or Excel files? Not directly. Save them as a PDF first. The supported file types are PDF, CSV, TSV, TXT and MD, up to 20 MB each. ### My content is in one language but customers write in another. Does that work? Yes. The agent replies in the language the visitor writes in, even if your content is in another language. There's no setting to change. ### Will the AI make up answers it doesn't know? It's built not to. It answers only from your content and is instructed never to invent prices or hours, so test the questions that matter most in **Chat with your agent**. When a customer asks something about your business that your content doesn't cover, it hands off to your team and asks for the visitor's name and contact details. See [how AI-to-human handoff works](/guides/human-handoff). ### Can I train it on my Shopify store? Yes, on Starter and up. Go to **Integrations** → **Connect Shopify** to train it on up to 100 products (most recently updated first) and 50 pages. Add your shipping and returns policies with **Website** or **Text**. Refresh it with **Re-sync catalog** when your store changes. See [CAAC Go for Shopify](/shopify). [Try it on your website](/try) — no signup, no credit card. Next, set up [lead and booking request capture](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests) or learn [how handoff to your team works](/guides/human-handoff). --- ## How to capture leads and booking requests with an AI chatbot URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests · Last updated: 2026-09-28 CAAC Go's AI agent has two built-in actions for this, **🎯 Capture lead** and **📅 Request appointment**, and both are on by default on every plan. When a visitor wants a quote, a callback or an appointment, the AI collects their details in the chat, marks them as a lead and emails you. Booking requests are just that — requests: your team confirms the time, and CAAC Go doesn't write to a calendar or check availability. > **Before you start** > Train your agent on your business first — see [how to train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent). > To collect real leads, your agent needs to be live on your website or shared as a link — see [getting started](/guides/getting-started). ## Step 1 · Check that the actions are on **Agent** → **Actions** 1. Open **Agent** in the sidebar and choose the **Actions** tab. 2. Confirm that **🎯 Capture lead** and **📅 Request appointment** are on. Both are on by default, along with **🤝 Bring in your team**. These actions are included on all plans, including Free. ## Step 2 · Choose which details to collect 1. Open **🎯 Capture lead**. 2. Under "Fields to collect", choose any of name, email and phone. The default is name and email. 3. Click **Save** on the card. If a visitor types an email address or phone number into the chat, the lead is captured even if the AI didn't ask for it. ## Step 3 · List your services for booking requests 1. Open **📅 Request appointment**. 2. Under "Services (one per line, optional)", type the services people can request, one per line, up to 20. For example: Haircut, Colour, Consultation. 3. Leave it empty to let the AI accept any service the visitor names. 4. Click **Save** on the card. A preferred time is required, so the AI always asks for one. When the request is recorded, the AI tells the visitor that a team member will confirm the time. ## Step 4 · Nudge visitors to leave their details The actions work on their own, but your instructions shape how readily the AI offers them. **Agent** → **Behavior** 1. Under **Custom instructions (optional)**, pick the **Sales agent** or **Appointment booking** template. Or click **✨ Draft from my business** to have instructions written from your data sources — you review them before saving. 2. Under **Voice & style (optional)**, add one line such as "Friendly and concise; always offer to book an appointment." 3. Click **Save**. If you answered "What should your AI do for you?" with **Capture leads & sell** or **Book appointments** when you signed up, the matching template is already set. You can also prompt visitors from the widget itself. Under **Channels** → **💬 Website widget**, add a starter chip such as "Can I book an appointment?" in **Suggested questions (starter chips)** (up to 4), or a **Proactive greeting** (up to 3 lines, shown after a delay you choose from 0 to 60 seconds). Click **Save changes**. ## Step 5 · Test it in Chat with your agent **Agent** → **Chat with your agent** 1. Ask something a real customer would, such as "Can I book a consultation next Tuesday afternoon?" 2. Check that the AI asks for the fields you chose and a preferred time. 3. Check that it offers the services you listed. The test panel looks like your real widget and searches your real knowledge, but actions are simulated there and nothing is written. Test messages count toward your monthly AI conversation allowance. ## Step 6 · Find your leads and booking requests When the AI captures a lead, the contact is marked as a Lead and a team-only note, "🎯 Lead captured by AI…", is added. You'll find it here: | Where | What you see | |---|---| | **Activity** | The "Leads & bookings" filter, and conversations with Outcome "Lead" | | **Inbox** | A "Lead" badge on the conversation | | Notification bell | "New lead captured" or "New booking request" | | **Analytics** | The "Leads captured" count | | Email | "Your AI captured a new lead" or "Your AI took a booking request" | The emails go to the workspace owner. To send them to more people, such as a shared sales inbox, add the addresses under **Workspace** → **Notifications** → "Also send lead & digest emails to". ## Step 7 · Confirm booking requests with the customer CAAC Go records the request; your team confirms it. 1. Open the request in **Activity** using the "Leads & bookings" filter. 2. Check the preferred time against your own schedule. 3. Contact the visitor using the details they left, to confirm the time or offer another. ## Step 8 · Move leads into your other tools - Export your contacts as a CSV file (Starter and up). On Free, leads are view-only in the app. - Use the `lead.captured` webhook (Growth and up) to send each new lead to your own system. See the [developer docs](/developers). ## Common questions ### Does the AI book appointments straight into my calendar? No. CAAC Go takes booking requests: the visitor gives a preferred time, and a service if you listed any, and your team confirms. It doesn't connect to a calendar or check availability. ### Do I need a paid plan to capture leads? No. **🎯 Capture lead** and **📅 Request appointment** work on every plan, including Free. Exporting contacts as a CSV needs Starter or higher, and webhooks need Growth or higher. ### What if a visitor types their email without being asked? It still counts. If a visitor types an email address or phone number, the lead is captured even if the AI didn't ask. ### Can other people on my team get lead emails? Yes. Add their addresses under **Workspace** → **Notifications** → "Also send lead & digest emails to". They'll get the lead and booking request emails, plus the weekly digest. ### Can leads go straight into my CRM? There's no built-in CRM sync. Export your contacts as a CSV (Starter and up), or use the `lead.captured` webhook (Growth and up) to send each lead to your own system. [Try CAAC Go on your website](/try) with no signup — the demo answers questions but doesn't capture leads — or [sign up free](/signup) to use these actions. Related: [how AI-to-human handoff works](/guides/human-handoff) and [AI chatbots for clinics and salons](/guides/ai-chatbot-for-clinics-and-salons). --- ## How AI-to-human handoff works in CAAC Go URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/human-handoff · Last updated: 2026-09-28 When a visitor asks something about your business that your content doesn't cover, the CAAC Go AI doesn't guess. It tells the visitor your team will check, asks for their contact details, flags the conversation for follow-up and emails you the exact question. On every plan, you can then **Take over** the conversation in **Inbox**, reply yourself, and click **✨ Hand back to AI** when you're done. > **Before you start** > Your agent should be trained and live — see [how to train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent). > Optional: the **🤝 Bring in your team** action also lets the AI bring in your team when a visitor asks for a person or is upset. It's on by default under **Agent** → **Actions**. ## When does the AI hand off to a human? The AI answers only from your content and is instructed never to invent prices or hours. Every question falls into one of three cases: - If the answer is in your content, the AI replies, usually in 1–4 sentences. - If the question is about your business but the answer isn't in your content, the AI hands off to your team. - If the request is off-topic, the AI declines it. There's no handoff. ## What does the visitor see? The AI tells the visitor that your team will check, then asks for their name and a way to reach them. The AI does this on its own whenever your content doesn't have the answer. Separately, when a visitor asks for a person or is upset, the **🤝 Bring in your team** action collects their name and contact details and adds the team-only note "🤝 Flagged for your team to follow up" to the conversation. ## Step 1 · Know when the AI needs you A handoff shows up in three places: - An email to the workspace owner the first time a question is handed off: "Your AI got stumped — here's the exact question", with a "Teach it the answer" button. - A "Follow up" badge on the conversation in **Inbox**. - An Outcome of "Follow-up" on the conversation in **Activity**. If the visitor leaves an email address or phone number and **🎯 Capture lead** is on (it is by default), the conversation is marked "Lead" instead. It gets a "Lead" badge in **Inbox** and is listed in **Activity** under "Leads & bookings", not under **Follow-ups**. ## Step 2 · Find conversations that need a reply **Inbox** → **Follow-ups** 1. Open **Inbox**. 2. Choose the **Follow-ups** filter to see flagged conversations where the visitor left no contact details. If they left an email or phone number, the conversation is marked "Lead" instead: it's under **All** with a "Lead" badge, and in **Activity** under "Leads & bookings". The other filters are **All**, **Mine** and **Unassigned**. 3. Or open **Activity**, a read-only log where every conversation has an Outcome of "Lead", "Follow-up" or "Resolved", and click **Jump in →** to open one in the inbox. ## Step 3 · Take over the conversation 1. Open the conversation in **Inbox**. 2. Click **Take over**. 3. Type your reply. While you're handling it, the conversation shows "⏸ AI is paused — you're handling this conversation." Replying yourself pauses the AI too, so it won't talk over you. If the visitor has already left the chat, use the contact details they gave to reach them directly. ## Step 4 · Hand back to the AI or close the conversation - Click **✨ Hand back to AI** to let the AI continue. If the visitor's last message hasn't been answered yet, the AI answers it right away. - Or close the conversation when it's done. The AI then handles future messages. ## Step 5 · Teach the answer so it doesn't need you next time Every question the AI hands off also appears under **Suggestions**, so one reply from you can become a permanent answer. **Data sources** → **Suggestions** → **Add to knowledge** → **✨ Draft with AI** → **Save & teach** 1. Open **Data sources** and choose **Suggestions**. Questions asked more than once and replies visitors rated 👎 are listed first, under "Teach these first". Questions asked only once are listed below them. 2. Click **Add to knowledge** on a question. 3. Click **✨ Draft with AI** for a first answer, then check and edit it. 4. Click **Save & teach**. You can also start from the "Teach it the answer" button in the email. Once the answer is in your content, the AI can use it the next time someone asks. ## Step 6 · Choose your notifications Email notifications go to the workspace owner. Choose which ones you get under **Workspace** → **Notifications**: - "Leads & bookings" — when your AI captures a lead or takes a booking request. - "AI alerts" — when your AI hands off a question for you to teach. - "Weekly digest" — a summary email every Monday. To copy lead and digest emails to a shared inbox, add the address under "Also send lead & digest emails to". While you have CAAC Go open in your browser, new customer messages also trigger an on-screen alert on any page, including the inbox, plus a count in the browser tab. You can switch these on or off for each device under "Browser alerts (this device)" on the same page. Browser alerts only appear while CAAC Go is open, so keep "AI alerts" emails on to be sure you see every handoff. ## Common questions ### What does the visitor see when the AI hands off? The AI tells them your team will check and asks for their name and contact details. The conversation is then flagged for your team to follow up. ### Does the AI keep replying after I step in? No. When you click **Take over** or reply yourself, the AI pauses and the conversation shows "⏸ AI is paused — you're handling this conversation." It stays paused until you click **✨ Hand back to AI** or close the conversation. ### Can I limit handoffs to business hours? No. There's no business-hours setting. The AI answers 24/7, and handed-off conversations wait under **Follow-ups** (or, if the visitor left an email or phone number, under "Leads & bookings" in **Activity**) until someone on your team replies. ### How do I stop the same question being handed off again? Teach it. Open **Data sources** → **Suggestions**, click **Add to knowledge**, then **Save & teach**. Next time, the AI answers from your content. ### Which plans include handoff and the Inbox? All of them, including Free. The **🤝 Bring in your team** action, the **Inbox** with **Take over** and **✨ Hand back to AI**, and the handoff emails work on every plan. [Try CAAC Go on your website](/try) — no signup. Related: [how to train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent) and [how to capture leads and booking requests](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests). --- ## AI chatbot for clinics, spas and salons: answer questions and take booking requests 24/7 URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/ai-chatbot-for-clinics-and-salons · Last updated: 2026-09-28 CAAC Go gives a clinic, spa, salon or dental practice an AI chat agent that answers visitors from your own treatment menu, prices, hours and policies, day or night. When someone wants to come in, it records a booking request with their preferred time, and your team confirms it. You can tell it to hand questions that need a professional, such as medical advice or special pricing, to your team instead. > **Before you start** > Your website address, or your treatment menu and price list as a PDF or text. > Your opening hours, address and parking details, first-visit instructions and cancellation policy. > A short list of the services people can request. ## Step 1 · Add the content your clients ask about Your AI answers only from the content you give it, and it's instructed never to invent prices or hours. So start with the facts behind your most common questions. | What to add | Tab in Data sources | |---|---| | Treatment menu with prices | **Website**, or **Files** for a PDF price list | | Opening hours, location and parking | **Text** | | First-visit prep: what to bring, when to arrive | **Text** | | Cancellation and late policy | **Text**, titled "Cancellation policy" | | Your most common questions, in your exact wording | **Q&A** | **Data sources** → **Website** → **Train my AI** 1. Open **Data sources** → **Website**, enter "Your website address", choose **Entire site (recommended)** and click **Train my AI**. Pages such as pricing, locations, hours, booking and FAQ are read first. 2. Add the rest on the **Text**, **Files** and **Q&A** tabs. Text needs at least 40 characters; files can be PDF, CSV, TXT or MD, up to 20 MB each (save Word or Excel files as PDF first). Website sources auto-refresh roughly weekly, and you can use **↻ Re-crawl site** any time, such as after a price change. Add only public information about your services, never patient records or notes. ## Step 2 · Turn on booking requests **Agent** → **Actions** → **📅 Request appointment** 1. Open **Agent** and choose the **Actions** tab. 2. Check that **📅 Request appointment** is on. It's on by default. 3. Under "Services (one per line, optional)", list what people can request, such as "Signature facial", "Teeth cleaning" or "Cut and blow-dry" (up to 20). The visitor has to give a preferred time, and the AI tells them a team member will confirm it. You get the email "Your AI took a booking request", and the request is listed under **Activity** with the "Leads & bookings" filter. CAAC Go does not write to a calendar or check availability, so your team confirms every request. ## Step 3 · Set the voice and your rules **Agent** → **Behavior** 1. Set **Business name** to the name your clients know. 2. Under **Custom instructions (optional)**, start from the **Appointment booking** template, or click **✨ Draft from my business** and review the draft. 3. Add your own rules, for example *"Don't give medical advice or say whether a treatment suits someone. Offer to bring in the team instead."* and *"Don't agree to discounts or prices that aren't on our menu."* 4. Add one line under **Voice & style (optional)** and click **Save**. Voice & style lines that suit this kind of business: - *"Warm and reassuring; short answers; offer to request an appointment when someone asks about a treatment."* - *"Friendly and upbeat, like a salon front desk; mention the cancellation policy when someone books."* ## Step 4 · Decide what goes to a human Keep medical or health questions, special pricing that isn't on your menu, and complaints about a past visit with your team. When it can't answer an in-scope question from your content, CAAC Go tells the visitor the team will check, asks for their name and contact, and flags the chat for follow-up. You get the email "Your AI got stumped — here's the exact question", and the question appears under **Data sources** → **Suggestions**, where you can teach an answer. Leave medical questions to your team. The **🤝 Bring in your team** action also collects a name and contact and adds the note "🤝 Flagged for your team to follow up". To reply yourself, open the conversation in **Inbox** and click **Take over**. Handoffs where the visitor left no contact details are under **Follow-ups**. Once they leave an email or phone number or a booking request, the conversation is marked "Lead" instead. When you're done, click **✨ Hand back to AI**. ## Step 5 · Test it, including other languages CAAC Go replies in the language the visitor writes in, even if your content is in another language. There's no setting to change. 1. Open **Agent** and use **Chat with your agent**. 2. Ask a price, your hours, where to park and how to cancel, plus one question in another language your clients use. 3. Ask a medical question and check that it offers to bring in your team. 4. Try a booking request. Actions are simulated here, so nothing is recorded, but test messages count toward your monthly AI conversations. ## Example conversation > Example only: Glow Clinic is a fictional business. Its prices and parking details here come from the content it was trained on. > Visitor: How much is a Signature Facial? > AI: The Signature Facial is $95 for 60 minutes. Would you like me to request an appointment? > Visitor: Is it OK if I'm pregnant? > AI: That's a question for our clinicians, so I won't guess. I'll flag it for the team. What's your name and the best email to reach you? > Visitor: Mei, mei@example.com. Can I come in Saturday morning? > AI: I can send a booking request for Saturday. What time would you prefer? > Visitor: Around 10. > AI: Request recorded — a team member will confirm the time. > Another visitor, writing in Spanish: ¿Tienen estacionamiento? > AI: Sí, hay estacionamiento gratuito detrás del edificio. ## Setup checklist - Treatment menu, hours, parking, first-visit prep and cancellation policy added - Top questions added as **Q&A** - **📅 Request appointment** on, with your services listed - **Business name**, **Voice & style (optional)** and custom instructions saved, including your no-medical-advice rule - Tested in **Chat with your agent**, in more than one language - Live from **Channels** → **💬 Website widget**, or shared with **🔗 Share a link now** - Someone on your team checks **Inbox** → **Follow-ups** for handed-off questions and confirms booking requests from **Activity** → "Leads & bookings" ## Common questions ### Can the AI book appointments straight into my calendar? No. CAAC Go takes booking requests with a preferred time. It doesn't check availability or write to a calendar, so your team confirms each request with the client. ### Will the AI give medical advice? It answers only from the content you add. Add a rule under **Custom instructions (optional)** so it offers to bring in your team for medical questions, then check that behaviour in **Chat with your agent**. ### Does it answer outside opening hours? Yes. It answers 24/7, and there is no business-hours setting. Requests that arrive overnight wait for your team to confirm. ### What does it cost? Free includes 200 AI conversations a month with no credit card; Starter is $29 a month for 2,000. One AI conversation is one AI reply. Booking requests are on every plan; contact CSV export is Starter and up. See [pricing](/pricing). [Try it on your website](/try) — no signup — then read [Capture leads and booking requests](/guides/capture-leads-and-booking-requests) and [Human handoff](/guides/human-handoff). --- ## AI chatbot for online stores: answer product, shipping and returns questions URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides/ai-chatbot-for-online-stores · Last updated: 2026-09-28 CAAC Go gives your online store an AI chat agent that answers shoppers' questions about products, sizing, shipping and returns from your own pages and policies, 24/7. Shopify stores on Starter and up can connect their catalog directly, and stores on any other platform train it from their website address. It captures contact details when a shopper wants follow-up and hands order-specific questions to your team: CAAC Go does not look up order status or tracking unless you build a Custom API action for it. > **Before you start** > Your store's website address. > Your shipping and returns policy, size guides and any FAQ page. > For the Shopify connection: the Starter plan or higher. ## Step 1 · Train it on your store | What to add | Where | |---|---| | Product pages | Shopify connection or **Website** | | Shipping and returns policy, with delivery times and return windows | **Website** or **Text** | | Size guides and charts | **Files** (PDF or CSV; save Excel sheets as PDF first) | | Pre-purchase FAQs, in your exact wording | **Q&A** | ### If your store runs on Shopify **Integrations** → **Connect Shopify** 1. Open **Integrations**, enter your store's your-store.myshopify.com address and click **Connect Shopify** (Starter plan and up). 2. CAAC Go trains on up to 100 products (most recently updated first) and 50 pages. Add your shipping and returns policies with **Website** or **Text**. 3. When you add or change products or pages, click **Re-sync catalog**. Refreshing is manual. 4. To show the chat on your storefront, turn on CAAC Go in your theme editor under App embeds. More on the [Shopify page](/shopify). ### If your store runs on another platform **Data sources** → **Website** → **Train my AI** 1. Open **Data sources** → **Website** and enter "Your website address". 2. Choose **Entire site (recommended)** and click **Train my AI**. It reads your sitemap or follows your links, key pages such as pricing, contact and FAQ first. 3. Each site crawl reads up to 15 pages on Free and 60 on paid plans. JavaScript-built sites are read through a fallback capped at 8 pages, so add key details with the other tabs if yours is one. 4. Website sources auto-refresh roughly weekly. Use **↻ Re-crawl site** after big changes. On any platform, fill gaps with **Files** (up to 20 MB each) and **Text** (with a title such as "Refund policy"). **✨ Auto-FAQ from this** drafts Q&A pairs from any source. ## Step 2 · Capture leads from pre-purchase questions "Do you do bulk orders?" is a sales conversation worth a follow-up. **Agent** → **Actions** → **🎯 Capture lead** 1. **🎯 Capture lead** is on by default. Under "Fields to collect", choose name, email or phone (the default is name and email). 2. On the **Behavior** tab, start **Custom instructions (optional)** from the **Sales agent** template. 3. Add a **Voice & style (optional)** line such as *"Friendly and concise; recommend products from our catalog; offer to take an email when a shopper wants follow-up."* 4. Click **Save**. You get the email "Your AI captured a new lead", and the lead shows under **Activity** ("Leads & bookings" filter) and in **Inbox** with a "Lead" badge. If a shopper types an email or phone number, it's captured even if the AI didn't ask. Contact CSV export is Starter and up (on Free, leads are view-only in the app); the `lead.captured` webhook is Growth and up. ## Step 3 · Hand off order-specific questions CAAC Go does not look up order status, tracking or a shopper's past orders, and it doesn't take payments. Plan for "Where is my order?" instead: 1. Add a **Text** source that explains how shoppers track an order and start a return, so the AI can point them there. 2. Add a rule under **Custom instructions (optional)**, for example *"For questions about a specific order, don't guess. Offer to bring in the team."* 3. Keep **🤝 Bring in your team** on. It collects the shopper's name and contact and adds the note "🤝 Flagged for your team to follow up". 4. Work through these in **Inbox** → **Follow-ups**. A shopper who left an email or phone number is captured as a lead, so their chat shows in **All** with a "Lead" badge instead. **Take over** to reply yourself, which pauses the AI, then **✨ Hand back to AI** when you're done. If you have a developer, **🛠 Custom API actions** under **Agent** → **Actions** (off by default, on every plan) lets the AI call your own API, with up to 20 tools. That is the only way to add an order lookup. ## Step 4 · Add email and WhatsApp | Channel | How it works | Plan | |---|---|---| | Website widget | **Channels** → **💬 Website widget** | All plans | | Shopify storefront | Theme editor → App embeds → CAAC Go | Starter and up | | Email | Forward your support inbox; the AI replies by email | All plans | | WhatsApp | Connect with **Continue with Facebook** | Starter and up | ## Step 5 · Go live and test 1. Test first in **Chat with your agent** on the **Agent** page: ask about sizing, delivery times, returns and an order status. Test messages count toward your monthly AI conversations. 2. Not on Shopify? Go to **Channels** → **💬 Website widget** → **🌐 Add to my website** → **Copy snippet** and paste it once, just before ``, in the part of your site shared by every page. 3. Click **Test my install** to check your homepage for the snippet. **Need help installing?** has steps for WordPress, Wix, Squarespace and Google Tag Manager. 4. Add up to 4 **Suggested questions (starter chips)**, such as "Do you ship internationally?" or "How do I pick a size?" ## Setup checklist - Catalog connected with **Connect Shopify**, or site trained with **Train my AI** - Shipping and returns policy, size guides and FAQs covered - **🎯 Capture lead** on, with the fields you want - Text source added on how to track an order and start a return - Rule added for order-specific questions - Tested in **Chat with your agent**, including an order-status question - Chat live on your storefront (App embeds on Shopify, snippet elsewhere) - Email or WhatsApp added if your shoppers use them - **Re-sync catalog** (Shopify) or **↻ Re-crawl site** after catalog changes ## Common questions ### Can the AI check order status or tracking? Not on its own. CAAC Go doesn't look up orders or tracking, so add content on how tracking works and hand the rest to your team. A developer can build a **🛠 Custom API actions** tool that calls your own order API. ### Do I need Shopify? No. Any store with a public website can train it with **Train my AI**. The Shopify connection (Starter and up) adds products and pages directly. ### What happens when I add new products? On Shopify, click **Re-sync catalog**. Website sources auto-refresh roughly weekly, or click **↻ Re-crawl site** any time. ### Can it take payments or orders? No. CAAC Go doesn't take payments; shoppers check out in your store as usual. ### Which plan do I need? Free covers the website widget, email, lead capture and handoff, with 200 AI conversations a month. Shopify, WhatsApp and contact CSV export are Starter ($29 a month) and up; webhooks and the Developer API are Growth and up. See [pricing](/pricing). [See CAAC Go for Shopify](/shopify) or [try it on your store](/try) — no signup — and read [Train your AI agent](/guides/train-your-ai-agent) and [Human handoff](/guides/human-handoff). # Comparisons ## CAAC Go vs Chatbase (2026): pricing, features and which to choose URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/compare/chatbase · Last updated: 2026-09-28 **Short answer:** both put an AI agent trained on your own content on your website. Chatbase gives you more channels, a choice of AI models and native calendar booking through Calendly or Cal.com. CAAC Go costs less per AI reply at every paid tier and includes lead capture, booking requests and a shared inbox with human takeover on every plan, including Free. Pick Chatbase if you need Messenger, Instagram, Slack or voice. Pick CAAC Go if you mainly need a website agent that answers, captures leads and hands off to your team at a lower monthly price. > **How we checked** > Chatbase facts come from chatbase.co (pricing page and docs), checked on 28 September 2026. CAAC Go facts come from our own pricing and product. Prices and features change — check the [Chatbase pricing page](https://www.chatbase.co/pricing) and [CAAC Go pricing](/pricing) before you decide. Spot something out of date? Email info@cresclab.com. ## At a glance | | CAAC Go | Chatbase | |---|---|---| | Free plan | 200 AI conversations/month (one per AI reply), 1 seat | 50 message credits/month, 1 seat; agents deleted after 14 days inactive | | Entry paid plan | Starter $29/month — 2,000 AI replies, 3 seats | Hobby $40/month — 700 message credits, 2 seats | | Mid plan | Growth $79/month — 8,000 AI replies, 10 seats | Standard $150/month — 4,000 credits, 3 seats | | High plan | Scale $199/month — 25,000 AI replies, 20 seats | Pro $500/month — 15,000 credits, 5 seats | | Usage unit | 1 AI reply = 1 conversation unit | 1–6 credits per AI response, depending on the model | | Lead capture | Every plan, including Free (on by default) | "Collect leads" is an AI Action; Free includes 0 AI Actions | | Booking | Booking *requests* your team confirms, every plan | Books into Calendly or Cal.com via AI Actions (Hobby+; Free includes 0 AI Actions) | | Human handoff and shared inbox | Every plan: follow-up flag, **Take over** / **✨ Hand back to AI** | Escalation to Chatbase Helpdesk or a connected helpdesk; Helpdesk listed on Standard | | Channels | Website widget, share link, email; WhatsApp and Shopify on Starter+ | Website widget, help page, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram, Slack, email, phone/voice (Standard+), SDKs | | Languages | Replies in the visitor's language automatically | Claims 95+ languages, replies in the user's language | | AI model choice | Chosen for you | Pick from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and other models (credit cost varies) | | Remove branding | Included on Scale ($199) | $99/month add-on | | API | Developer API, webhooks, MCP on Growth+ | API on Standard+ | | Try before signing up | Yes — [train a demo on your own site](/try), no signup | 7-day trial on paid plans | ## Pricing: what you get for the money The two products count usage differently, so compare like with like: - **CAAC Go** counts one unit per AI reply, whatever happens in it. Test chats count too. - **Chatbase** counts message credits per AI response: 1 credit on its Auto model and lighter models, up to 6 on the most capable ones. When the agent runs an action (for example, checking calendar slots), it can make another model request, billed again. On Chatbase's 1-credit models, the paid tiers work out like this (monthly billing): | Tier | CAAC Go | Chatbase | Replies per dollar | |---|---|---|---| | Entry | $29 → 2,000 replies | $40 → 700 credits | about 69 vs about 18 | | Mid | $79 → 8,000 replies | $150 → 4,000 credits | about 101 vs about 27 | | High | $199 → 25,000 replies | $500 → 15,000 credits | about 126 vs 30 | Chatbase offers 20% off with yearly billing ($32, $120 and $400 a month). On a 2-credit model, the Chatbase numbers halve. Past your allowance, CAAC Go charges $9 (Starter) or $7 (Growth and Scale) per extra 1,000 replies; Free stops at 200. Chatbase sells extra credits at $40 per 1,000 through auto-recharge. ## Where Chatbase is the better fit Be honest with yourself about these — if one is a must-have, Chatbase is likely the right call: - **More channels.** Messenger, Instagram DMs, Slack, phone and voice, plus iOS and Android SDKs. CAAC Go covers the website, email and WhatsApp. - **Real calendar booking.** Chatbase's Cal.com and Calendly actions show open slots and book them in the chat. CAAC Go records a booking request that your team confirms; it doesn't read or write a calendar. - **Model choice.** You can pick the underlying model per agent and trade cost against quality. - **Helpdesk integrations.** Escalation into Zendesk, Salesforce, Intercom, HubSpot, Freshdesk and others (Standard and up). - **More knowledge formats.** Notion pages, Word documents and closed support tickets (Pro). CAAC Go takes websites, text, Q&A, PDF, CSV, TXT and Markdown files, and public Zendesk help centers. - **Compliance paperwork.** Chatbase states SOC 2 Type II, and HIPAA eligibility on Enterprise. ## Where CAAC Go is the better fit - **Lower cost per reply at every paid tier**, with more seats included (3, 10 and 20). - **Lead capture, booking requests and handoff on every plan.** They're on by default, and they work on Free. - **A shared inbox on every plan.** When the AI can't answer, the chat is flagged for follow-up, you get an email with the exact question, and anyone on the team can **Take over** and later **✨ Hand back to AI**. - **It learns from what it missed.** Questions the AI couldn't answer land in **Suggestions**, where you can add the answer in a few clicks. - **Built for owners, not support teams.** Paste your link, train, test, paste one snippet — or skip the website and [share a chat link](/guides/share-without-a-website). - **Try it on your own site first.** [/try](/try) trains a demo on your pages with no signup and no credit card. ## Common questions ### Is CAAC Go a Chatbase alternative? Yes, for the core job: an AI agent trained on your website that answers visitors, captures leads and hands off to a person. It covers fewer channels than Chatbase and doesn't do calendar booking. ### Which is cheaper? At list prices, CAAC Go includes more AI replies per dollar at each paid tier: 2,000 for $29 against 700 credits for $40 at entry level. The gap narrows a little with Chatbase's yearly billing (700 credits for $32, about 22 per dollar against 69), and widens on its multi-credit models or when actions run. ### Can I switch from Chatbase to CAAC Go? Yes. Paste your website into CAAC Go's **Data sources**, add any text or Q&A you had in Chatbase, then replace the Chatbase snippet with CAAC Go's. Remove the old snippet so visitors don't see two chat buttons. See [the install guide](/guides/getting-started). ### Does CAAC Go support WhatsApp like Chatbase? Yes, on Starter and up. Messenger, Instagram and Slack aren't available in CAAC Go. ## Sources - Chatbase pricing and plan table: https://www.chatbase.co/pricing (checked 2026-09-28) - Chatbase credits per model: https://www.chatbase.co/docs/user-guides/chatbot/build - Chatbase actions (Collect leads, Cal.com, Calendly): https://www.chatbase.co/docs/user-guides/chatbot/actions/actions-overview - Chatbase channels: https://www.chatbase.co/docs/user-guides/chatbot/channels - Chatbase languages FAQ: https://www.chatbase.co/docs/faq/faq - CAAC Go plans: [caacgo.cresclab.com/pricing](/pricing) --- ## CAAC Go vs Tidio (2026): AI agent pricing, features and which to choose URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/compare/tidio · Last updated: 2026-09-28 **Short answer:** Tidio is a live-chat and helpdesk suite with an AI agent, Lyro, that you pay for separately, per AI conversation. CAAC Go is an AI-first website agent where the AI is the product: every plan includes an allowance of AI replies, plus lead capture, booking requests and human handoff. Pick Tidio if your team mainly answers chats by hand and wants rich live-chat tools, visual chatbot flows and social inbox channels. Pick CAAC Go if you want the AI to handle most conversations on its own at a predictable monthly price. > **How we checked** > Tidio facts come from tidio.com (pricing page, Lyro pages and help center), checked on 28 September 2026. Tidio was running more than one pricing-page layout when we checked; the prices were the same in both. Always confirm on the [Tidio pricing page](https://www.tidio.com/pricing/) and [CAAC Go pricing](/pricing). Spot something out of date? Email info@cresclab.com. ## At a glance | | CAAC Go | Tidio | |---|---|---| | How the AI is priced | Included in every plan (an allowance of AI replies) | Lyro is a separate add-on, priced per Lyro conversation | | Free AI | 200 AI replies every month | 50 Lyro conversations once per account (they don't renew) | | AI at around 1,000 AI-handled chats a month | Growth $79 includes 8,000 AI replies (see the unit note below) | Lyro 1,000 conversations: $700/month on monthly billing, $583.33/month billed annually | | Base plans | Free, Starter $29, Growth $79, Scale $199 | Free, Starter $29, Growth from $59, Plus from $300, Premium on request | | What base plans count | AI replies | "Billable conversations": chats where a human agent replies | | Lead capture | AI **Capture lead** action on every plan | Pre-chat survey and Flows questions; Lyro Action templates for HubSpot, Klaviyo and Mailchimp (Plus/Premium, or selected Lyro subscribers) | | Booking | Booking *requests* your team confirms, every plan | No built-in scheduler found; a Calendly link template (Plus/Premium, or selected Lyro subscribers) | | Human handoff | Every plan: follow-up flag, **Take over** / **Hand back to AI** | Transfer to an agent, keep, or create a ticket; set separately for online and offline hours | | Channels | Website widget, share link, email; WhatsApp and Shopify on Starter+ | Website widget, email, Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp (reply-only), video calls; more on Plus/Premium | | Languages | Replies in the visitor's language automatically | 48 languages listed for Lyro | | Remove branding | Included on Scale | $20/month add-on on Growth; included on Plus and Premium | ## The unit difference, explained The prices only make sense once you see what each company counts: - **Tidio Lyro** counts a *conversation*: any interaction with at least one Lyro reply, however many replies follow. Tidio's help center adds that a thread closes after 15 minutes of inactivity and the next message is counted again. - **CAAC Go** counts each *AI reply*. A chat where the AI answers four times uses four. So an honest comparison has to guess how long your chats run. If a typical chat has three to four AI replies, CAAC Go Growth's 8,000 replies cover roughly 2,000 to 2,700 AI-handled chats for $79 a month. Lyro's largest self-serve tier covers 1,000 conversations for $700 a month. Lyro can be bought on its own or alongside a Tidio live-chat plan. For small volumes the gap is smaller: 50 Lyro conversations cost $39 a month, while CAAC Go Starter is $29 for 2,000 replies. Tidio's base plans are priced on something else: conversations where *your team* replies. Lyro and Flows replies don't count toward that limit. ## Where Tidio is the better fit - **Your team does most of the chatting.** Tidio's inbox has macros, auto-assignment, visitor notes, a live visitors list and satisfaction surveys (Growth and up). CAAC Go's inbox is deliberately simpler. - **You want rule-based chatbot flows.** Tidio's visual Flows builder runs sales and FAQ scripts alongside the AI. CAAC Go has no flow builder; the AI handles the conversation. - **You sell on Shopify and want order actions.** Tidio agents can cancel orders, issue refunds and change shipping addresses from the inbox (Growth). With the Lyro package, Lyro can recommend products as cards with add-to-cart. CAAC Go answers from your catalog and policies but doesn't look up or change orders out of the box. - **You need social inboxes.** Messenger and Instagram DMs sit in the same Tidio inbox. CAAC Go doesn't support either. - **Compliance paperwork.** Tidio states SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and CCPA. ## Where CAAC Go is the better fit - **You want the AI to do the work, at a predictable price.** The allowance is part of the plan. There's no second AI subscription to size, and the Free plan's 200 replies renew every month. - **Leads and booking requests are built in.** The **🎯 Capture lead** and **📅 Request appointment** actions are on by default on every plan, and each lead or request emails you. - **Handoff you can act on.** The AI flags what it can't answer, emails you the exact question, and puts it in **Suggestions** so you can teach it once. - **It trains itself from your website.** Paste your link: the most important pages go first (pricing, hours, contact, booking), and the site refreshes about weekly. - **Try it on your own site first.** [/try](/try) builds a demo from your pages with no signup. ## Common questions ### Is CAAC Go a Tidio alternative? It's an alternative to Tidio's Lyro AI agent more than to its live-chat suite. If you mostly want an AI that answers visitors, captures leads and hands off when needed, CAAC Go covers that on its own. If your team lives in a live-chat inbox with flows and social channels, Tidio covers more of that. ### How much does Tidio's AI cost? When we checked, Lyro cost $39 a month for 50 conversations, rising to $700 a month for 1,000 on monthly billing. Annual billing is about 17% less. Every account gets 50 Lyro conversations free, once. Larger volumes are on Plus or Premium through sales. ### Can CAAC Go look up Shopify orders? Not built in. It answers product, shipping and returns questions from your store content, and hands order-specific questions to your team. You can connect your own order API with a Custom API action. ### Does CAAC Go work alongside Tidio? You'd normally pick one chat widget per site, since two launchers confuse visitors. If you keep another helpdesk for email, you can still use CAAC Go for the website chat. ## Sources - Tidio pricing, Lyro tiers, add-ons and plan table: https://www.tidio.com/pricing/ (checked 2026-09-28) - Lyro conversation counting: https://help.tidio.com/hc/en-us/articles/13924459295900-The-Lyro-AI-agent-limit - Lyro channels and handoff: https://help.tidio.com/hc/en-us/articles/9003475527196-Lyro-the-conversational-AI-agent - Lyro Action templates (Calendly, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Mailchimp): https://help.tidio.com/hc/en-us/articles/23091021128732-Lyro-Action-templates - Lyro languages: https://help.tidio.com/hc/en-us/articles/12643043611036-Lyro-Multilanguage-support - CAAC Go plans: [caacgo.cresclab.com/pricing](/pricing) --- ## CAAC Go vs Intercom Fin (2026): pricing, features and which to choose URL: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/compare/intercom-fin · Last updated: 2026-09-28 **Short answer:** Intercom Fin is an AI agent built into Intercom's full customer-service platform. You pay per seat for the helpdesk plus $0.99 for each outcome Fin delivers. CAAC Go is a self-serve AI website agent with flat monthly plans that include an allowance of AI replies, and there's a free plan. Pick Fin if you run a support team on a helpdesk and need its channels, workflows, procedures and reporting. Pick CAAC Go if you're a small team that wants an AI agent on your website, answering, capturing leads and handing off, without per-outcome billing or a helpdesk to run. > **How we checked** > Intercom facts come from intercom.com and fin.ai (pricing pages and help center), checked on 28 September 2026. Intercom was showing different Essential-plan prices to different visitors when we checked, and some of its pages disagree on details. We note where. Confirm on [Intercom pricing](https://www.intercom.com/pricing) and [CAAC Go pricing](/pricing). Spot something out of date? Email info@cresclab.com. ## At a glance | | CAAC Go | Intercom Fin | |---|---|---| | Pricing model | Flat monthly plan with included AI replies | Helpdesk seats plus $0.99 per Fin outcome | | Free plan | Yes: 200 AI replies/month | No free plan; 14-day trial, no card required | | Seats | 1 / 3 / 10 / 20 included (Free / Starter / Growth / Scale) | Essential $19–$39 per seat/month, Advanced $85–$99, Expert from $132 | | AI usage | 2,000 / 8,000 / 25,000 replies a month on Starter / Growth / Scale | Pay per outcome (resolution, procedure handoff, and more); at most one charge per conversation | | Use with another helpdesk | No; CAAC Go has its own inbox | Yes: Fin on Zendesk, Salesforce, HubSpot, Freshdesk and more, $0.99 per outcome with a monthly minimum | | Channels | Website widget, share link, email; WhatsApp and Shopify on Starter+ | Web and in-app Messenger, email, WhatsApp, SMS, Facebook, Instagram, Slack, Discord; voice through sales | | Knowledge | Website crawl, text, Q&A, PDF/CSV/TXT/MD files, public Zendesk help centers | Help center articles, snippets, website sync, PDF and DOCX, Zendesk, Guru, Notion, Confluence and more | | Lead capture and booking requests | **Capture lead** and **Request appointment** actions on every plan (your team confirms the time; no calendar sync) | Customer-service Fin can't book meetings; Fin for Sales qualifies leads ($9.99 per qualification) | | Automation | Custom API actions | Procedures, data connectors, MCP connectors, Workflows (Advanced+) | | Languages | Replies in the visitor's language automatically | 45+ languages; only the languages you switch on | | Setup | Paste your link, test, paste one snippet | Intercom helpdesk setup, or connect Fin to your existing helpdesk | ## What a month costs Two very different models, so here's a worked example. Say the AI fully handles 1,000 conversations a month: - **Intercom Fin:** 1,000 outcomes × $0.99 = **$990**, plus at least one helpdesk seat ($19–$39 on Essential, depending on billing and which price Intercom shows you). Fin isn't charged when a customer asks for a human or when its default escalation kicks in (handoffs you configure in a Procedure are billed), so you pay mostly for what it resolves. - **CAAC Go:** **Growth at $79** includes 8,000 AI replies. At three to four replies per conversation, that's roughly 2,000 to 2,700 conversations. CAAC Go counts every AI reply, resolved or not, and the allowance resets monthly. Past it, extra replies cost $7 per 1,000. For a support team that already runs Intercom, Fin's per-outcome price buys a lot of platform. For a small business that mainly needs its website answered, the flat plan is usually far cheaper and easier to budget. ## Where Intercom Fin is the better fit - **You have a support team and a helpdesk.** Intercom gives you ticketing and a public help center on every plan, plus multiple team inboxes and round-robin assignment (Advanced and up) and SLAs (Expert). Or Fin works inside Zendesk, Salesforce or HubSpot. - **You need many channels.** Email, SMS, WhatsApp, social channels, Slack and Discord, and voice through sales. - **You need multi-step automation.** Procedures run step-by-step processes with conditions and calls into your systems. Data connectors let Fin read and change data in your apps. - **Deep reporting.** Resolution funnels, content performance and CX scoring (CX scoring needs the Pro add-on). - **Scale and compliance.** Intercom's Expert plan adds SSO, custom roles and HIPAA support. ## Where CAAC Go is the better fit - **You don't want per-outcome billing.** Plans are flat, with a free plan that renews 200 replies every month. - **You don't run a helpdesk.** CAAC Go's inbox is built in: flagged follow-ups, **Take over** and **Hand back to AI**, and an email with the exact question when the AI can't answer. - **Leads and booking requests out of the box.** Both actions are on by default on every plan, and every lead or request emails you. - **Minutes to set up, no code.** Paste your website link, test in **Chat with your agent**, and paste one snippet. Or [share a chat link](/guides/share-without-a-website) without touching your site. - **Try it on your own site first.** [/try](/try) builds a demo from your pages with no signup. ## Common questions ### Is CAAC Go an Intercom Fin alternative? For website AI chat, yes. It answers visitors from your content, captures leads and hands off to your team. It isn't a full helpdesk, and it doesn't cover SMS, social channels or voice. ### How much does Intercom Fin cost? When we checked: $0.99 per outcome, plus Intercom seats from $19–$39 per seat/month (Essential; Intercom was testing prices), $85–$99 (Advanced) or from $132 (Expert). There's no free plan and a 14-day free trial. Fin on another helpdesk is $0.99 per outcome with a monthly minimum. ### Can CAAC Go connect to my helpdesk like Fin does? Not natively. On Growth and up, CAAC Go's webhooks send new leads, and escalated conversations with their recent messages, to any system you choose. ### Which is better for a small business? If you don't already run Intercom and your main need is answering website visitors, CAAC Go is usually the simpler and cheaper fit. If you're building out a support operation across many channels, Intercom is built for that. ## Sources - Intercom pricing, seats and Fin outcome pricing: https://www.intercom.com/pricing (checked 2026-09-28) - Fin pricing and Fin with other helpdesks: https://fin.ai/pricing - What counts as a Fin outcome: https://www.intercom.com/help/en/articles/8205718-fin-ai-agent-outcomes - Trial and free plan: https://www.intercom.com/help/en/articles/8344190-pricing-faqs - Fin channels and meeting booking: https://www.intercom.com/help/en/articles/7837535-fin-ai-agent-faqs - Fin languages: https://www.intercom.com/help/en/articles/8322387-set-up-fin-ai-agent-s-multilingual-support - CAAC Go plans: [caacgo.cresclab.com/pricing](/pricing) ## Key pages - Product overview: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/ - Pricing: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/pricing - Try it on your site (no signup): https://caacgo.cresclab.com/try - Start free: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/signup - Guides: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/guides - Comparisons: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/compare - For software teams: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/for/software - For agencies (partner program): https://caacgo.cresclab.com/for/agencies - Shopify: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/shopify · Wix: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/wix · Channels: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/channels - Security: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/security · Privacy: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/privacy · Terms: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/terms - MCP server: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/mcp - Gemini 4 agent evaluation (compared with GPT-5.6 Terra inside CAAC Go): https://caacgo.cresclab.com/benchmark - Developer API: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/developers · OpenAPI: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/api/v1/openapi.json - Enterprise (Crescendo Lab CAAC platform): https://caacgo.cresclab.com/enterprise - Japanese: https://caacgo.cresclab.com/ja