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AI chatbots and avatars that answer your customers’ questions

An AI assistant on your website answers the questions you otherwise field every day by phone or email – at any hour, in text or as a talking avatar. It only knows what you give it, always identifies itself as AI and stays within clear cost limits.

What’s included

Assistant to try out

It calls itself an AI and sticks to what it knows. Our own assistant is always one click away via the “Questions?” button.

Concept project Taktwerk. Text assistant on a software site: answers from its own knowledge base and names the source. See it live

Who it’s for

  • Businesses that get the same questions again and again – opening hours, prices, appointments, procedures
  • Medical practices, law firms and service providers that want to take pressure off the phone
  • Companies whose customers speak different languages
  • Brands that want to bring their website to life with a talking assistant

How an AI chatbot for business works – and what to watch out for

Behind a modern AI chatbot sits a large language model, the same kind that powers ChatGPT or Gemini. On its own, though, such a model would be unsuitable for your website: it doesn’t know your opening hours and, when in doubt, will invent an answer. So we give the model your own content as its knowledge base and define what it may and may not talk about. If someone asks something outside that scope, the assistant refers them to you.

The most important step is therefore not the technology but the knowledge. Which questions actually reach you? Which answers are binding, and what should a human handle instead – individual medical, legal or pricing cases, for instance? We settle these points in the concept phase, and you test the assistant before it goes live.

A talking AI avatar goes one step further: visitors simply ask their question into the microphone and get a spoken answer with subtitles. It feels more personal and suits people who would rather not type. The running costs are higher than for a text chat, though, so we work with fixed limits per conversation, per visitor and per day.

Legally, people should know when they are talking to an AI. The EU AI Act requires this transparency, and we apply it consistently: the assistant calls itself an AI, and a clear notice appears before any voice conversation. Data only goes to the providers needed for the conversation, and only after the visitor has confirmed.

What does an AI chatbot cost?

Guide prices in euros, no VAT is charged (Austrian small business exemption). You get your fixed price after our first call – no hidden extras.

How we work

From the first call to well after launch, you always know what happens next. You get a fixed quote once we have talked.

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  1. Step 1: Getting to know you

    A free conversation about goals, audience and budget. Afterwards both sides know whether it is a fit.

    ≈ 1 week

  2. Step 2: Concept & design

    Structure, copy and look – as a clickable prototype you can try out first.

    ≈ 2–3 weeks

  3. Step 3: Build

    Development, content, animation and testing on every device, in both languages.

    ≈ 3–6 weeks

  4. Step 4: Launch & care

    Go-live, handover and then SEO, hosting and maintenance from one team.

    ongoing

Frequently asked questions

How much does an AI chatbot for a website cost?

A text chatbot starts at €1,590 (usually up to €3,990), a talking assistant or avatar at €2,390 – no VAT is charged (Austrian small business exemption). Running and maintenance start at €39 a month; the AI provider’s costs are billed as used and capped with a fixed limit. After the first call you get a fixed price for the build and an honest estimate of the running costs.

Will the chatbot make up answers?

With language models this can never be ruled out entirely, but the risk can be reduced a great deal. Our assistant answers based on your content, follows clear rules on what it talks about and openly says when it doesn’t know. Before go-live you test it yourself with your typical questions.

Is an AI chatbot GDPR-compliant?

A chatbot can be run in line with the GDPR if the providers, contracts and settings are right. We choose providers that don’t use requests for training, limit processing to what’s necessary and give you the details for your privacy policy. That doesn’t replace a legal review of your specific case.

Do I have to disclose that it’s an AI?

Yes – visitors should be able to tell that they’re talking to an AI, and the EU AI Act requires this too. For us it’s standard anyway: the assistant always identifies itself as AI, and a clear notice appears before any voice conversation.

Can the assistant book appointments or take orders?

In principle yes, if your booking or ordering system offers an interface. Whether that’s worth it and how securely it can run is something we work out in the concept. Often the best start is an assistant that answers questions and points people the right way for appointments.

Which languages does the chatbot speak?

German and English are standard, and many other languages are possible. The assistant replies in the language it’s asked in – handy for businesses with international customers or guests.

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Which questions should your assistant answer?

Tell us which questions come up again and again in your business. We’ll get back to you within one business day.