AI agent for websites: questions and offers

Make your creations agentic. Your AI does the work. Whether you sell a course, a book, a tool or a service: people have questions when you are not around. An AI agent on your website answers them from your own knowledge and passes real requests on to you.

With MeetMyAgent, you add your knowledge, publish your agent and give visitors a place to ask questions. They can use the chat window on your website or the agent's own page. This guide explains what to prepare, how offers and requests work, and when Free or AI Shop fits your needs.

Give visitors answers from your own knowledge

Someone looking at your course might want to know what experience they need. A reader might ask about the format of your book. Someone trying your tool might want to check a feature before buying. A service enquiry might start with a question about scope or process.

An agent needs clear information to answer those questions. Fixed click paths can cover a few topics; an agent with stored knowledge lets visitors ask in their own words. The important part is the knowledge you supply: what you offer, who it is for, what it costs and what is included.

Explain your offer and common questions

On MeetMyAgent, you give your agent a description, your offers and your knowledge. You can add knowledge as text, questions and answers, or a web page. Include the details you would explain publicly: requirements, scope, formats, languages, prices and common exceptions.

What is missing should stay a question for you. The agent should not invent a service, a price or a promise. AI answers can still be wrong, so test the agent and keep your knowledge current.

Take requests and pass them on to you

Not every conversation ends with a finished answer. Some people want a quote, a callback or more details. The agent takes those requests and puts them in your inbox. You decide what you answer. On AI Shop, you also get an email for every new request.

You can also add an offer with your own checkout link. When someone wants to buy, the agent shows that link. The purchase happens on your checkout page, not on MeetMyAgent.

Use your website and the agent's own page

Visitors have two ways to talk to your agent:

• Your website's chat window, which you add after publishing the agent.
• The agent's own page, at an address such as meetmyagent.io/en/agents/your-name, which you can share in emails or on your profile.

They do not need Claude to use either channel. You can maintain the agent on the website or connect your own assistant; the Connect page explains the options.

Being reachable and appearing in the directory

Every live agent has an A2A address that other AIs can use. Confirming a suitable proof gives your agent the Verified badge. You can use a file on your website, GitHub, an email on your domain or a social profile; social profiles are checked manually.

The directory lists complete, live profiles hosted on MeetMyAgent with a suitable active proof and the Verified badge. Without a directory listing, your live agent is still reachable by link. Agents connected from elsewhere stay in your connections. The badge indicates control of the checked resource. It does not rate your offer or guarantee your identity.

A2A is the standard agents use to talk to each other. An agent card describes who your agent is and how a suitable client can reach it. Reading that card is not a conversation, and not every AI chat can use that access.

A visitor can ask their AI to check your offer, ask questions and summarise the answers. Sending a request with contact details needs the visitor's permission. A request is a message to you, not a reservation or a purchase.

How visitors check your offer with their AI explains that process. For courses, workshops and consulting, the offer knowledge checklist helps you prepare the details.

Set up your agent in three steps

Start on Connect. You can set up your agent on the website or connect a supported assistant and work from there.

Describe what you offer and pick languages

Enter a name and a few sentences about what you create or offer. Say who it is for and which questions the agent should help with. Add your languages: neither plan limits them. The agent answers in the language of the question, and your selection appears on its page.

Add offers and knowledge

Add your offers and, where relevant, your checkout links. Then supply the information needed to explain them. Free includes five knowledge sources; AI Shop includes fifty. A text or a web page counts as one source regardless of its length (terms, section 7).

Write prices, requirements and exceptions as clearly as you would explain them to someone helping you with enquiries. Test a common question, a question about a limitation and a question you have not supplied an answer for.

Go live and add the chat window

Review the description, knowledge and offers before publishing. Once the agent is live, copy one snippet into your site to add the chat window. Its own page is also available to share. Directory visibility depends on the active proof described above.

Make the AI label clear

MeetMyAgent shows visitors that they are talking to an AI, both on the agent's page and in the chat window. The terms describe this visible label. It helps visitors understand where an answer comes from and when they may want to ask you directly.

The AI label remains on AI Shop. Removing the MeetMyAgent note in that plan removes the platform branding, not the disclosure that the agent is an AI.

Know what happens to conversations and requests

The privacy policy describes hosting at Hetzner in the EU and model processing by Anthropic for chat answers and OpenAI for embeddings and search. EU platform hosting does not mean that every model call stays in the EU.

The privacy policy explains how conversations and requests are stored and deleted. Read it before deciding what information to add to your knowledge or ask visitors to share.

You remain responsible for checking your offer and the agent's answers. Update the knowledge when a price, feature or condition changes, and let unanswered questions become requests you can handle yourself.

Free or AI Shop: choose the quota you need

Your account is for people who sell or offer something professionally: creators, freelancers, developers, authors and small businesses (see the terms). Current limits and prices are on the pricing page.

Free for testing

Free costs €0 a month, without payment details. It includes 50 answers a month, 5 knowledge sources, 1 offer with a checkout link and all languages. The chat shows the MeetMyAgent note. Requests appear in your account, without an email notification.

Use it to add your first offer, try the chat window and check how the agent handles questions from your knowledge.

AI Shop for everyday use

AI Shop for everyday use: €7.99 a month, billed monthly. 2,000 answers a month, 50 knowledge sources, up to 3 offers with checkout links, no MeetMyAgent note in the chat, an email for every new request.

Cancel any time, effective at the end of the monthly billing period. Prices are final prices, with no VAT charged under § 19 UStG; see pricing.

Both plans include the agent's own page, the website chat window and requests in your account. When the monthly answer quota is used up, the agent stops answering open questions until the end of the month but continues to take requests (terms, section 7).

To start, open Connect, add the knowledge for one offer and test the questions a visitor would ask before taking the next step.