Can the AI sales assistant close a sale on its own?
No. It can explain published products and services and capture a lead or quote request. You review the request and decide what to send. It does not take payment or mark a sale complete.
Sales
Bizlyro AI handles sales questions about products, services, and prices you have already published. It can capture a quote request or a lead for you to review. It does not invent a discount, mark an item in stock, or close a sale you did not define.
Get started creates an account, then Bizlyro AI is $29.99 per month. The demo is a browser-only preview. It does not call an AI model or Stripe.
The kitchen-install message shows a request the assistant can take without confirming a price. The Saturday hours line is a support answer, not a sale. Names in this sample are not live customers.
Sample layout. Not live customer data.
Your workspace and the website widget
Inbox
Workspace layout
Open threads
Quote request — kitchen install
Talk to a person
Leads
Chat
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What time do you open on Saturday?
Saturday hours are 9:00–14:00.
Can I get a quote for a kitchen install?
I can take your details and send the request to the business. I will not confirm a price or a booking from chat.
Visitors ask which service fits, what a published price includes, and whether you cover their situation. A useful AI sales assistant answers from that offer. It does not freelance a new package because a sentence sounded helpful.
Bizlyro AI uses the offerings and prices in your knowledge, and indexed public pages you connect, for that workspace only. If a price is missing, it should ask you rather than fill one in. Shopify and WooCommerce are not live catalog connections. Inventory and checkout are not read from those platforms.
You publish a service named “Standard visit” at a price you are willing to state, and a short note about what the visit includes. A visitor asks what that visit costs. The widget can repeat the published price and the included scope.
If the visitor asks for a discount that is not in Knowledge, the assistant should not offer one to be polite. If the price field is empty, it should not invent a number. The gap stays for you to fill or to answer yourself.
A visitor asks for a quote on a kitchen install and leaves a name and email. The request lands in your workspace. Quote rows are requests you review. You decide the number, the scope, and whether to send it. Nothing in that queue is a completed order or a card payment.
Appointment requests work the same way unless that workspace has connected Google Calendar. With a connected calendar, the assistant can check real availability and book only a time the visitor confirms. Without one, it collects the request and does not confirm a booking.
Subscribe to Bizlyro AI at USD $29.99 per month on bizlyro.com. The plan is one widget and 500 AI replies in the billing month, with no automatic overage. A quote request is not a charge. Gmail and social posts leave only after you confirm them.
Hours-and-policy questions are the customer-service guide. Installing the widget on a small-business site is the chatbot guide. This page is the sales conversation: explain the published offer, capture the request, and stop before you commit the company.
The assistant can ask which published service the visitor means and collect a name and email with the request. That is the qualification it can do: enough detail for you to answer. It does not score the lead, predict a close, or tell you the conversation is worth a certain amount.
You open Leads, read the request, and decide the follow-up. If the question was only about hours or a return rule, it belongs with customer service, not in a quote queue.
Services, products, and prices you wrote down are explained in the visitor’s words. There is no second catalog hiding in the chat tool.
Name, email, and the request show up for review. You follow up when the question needs a custom price or a person.
The assistant can keep the conversation moving. It does not mark a deal won, collect a card, or guarantee a result.
Bizlyro AI helps visitors understand a published offer and how to ask for the next step. Results depend on your offer and your follow-up.
A discount exists only if you published it. The assistant should not create one during the chat.
Shopify and WooCommerce are not live integrations. Stock and checkout are not pulled from those accounts.
Step 1
Add services or products, what they include, and any price you are willing to state. Leave unpublished numbers out.
Step 2
Visitors ask in the installed widget. Answers stay inside that published material.
Step 3
Open the quote or lead, confirm the details, and reply. You send the price. Bizlyro AI does not.
No. It can explain published products and services and capture a lead or quote request. You review the request and decide what to send. It does not take payment or mark a sale complete.
It should not. Discounts, packages, and prices have to be in the knowledge or indexed pages you published. If they are missing, the assistant should not invent them.
No. Those store connections are not live. Put the products, services, and prices you want used into Knowledge, or index the public pages that already state them.
Only if that workspace has connected Google Calendar, and only for a time the visitor confirms. Otherwise it can store an appointment request and must not confirm a booking.
Create an account and subscribe to Bizlyro AI, then publish the offers this page is allowed to repeat. The assistant can qualify the question and store the lead. Payment and exceptions stay with you.