AskMe is a no-code AI support agent for Discord, Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp and web chat. 50 free credits monthly; credit packs from $19.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AskMe is a no-code platform for building AI support agents that answer customer questions on Discord, Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp and a chat widget on a company's own website. It is aimed at digital products and online communities where the same questions arrive every day and a small team handles them. The company says more than 100 teams are building with its beta.
The core idea is one agent managed from one dashboard. Instead of configuring a separate bot for each platform, a team builds the agent once, gives it a knowledge base and behavior rules, and turns on the channels it needs. The agent also keeps memory of each customer and learns from conversations that a human team member resolves.
The site describes four steps. First, connect a channel by inviting the AskMe bot into a Discord server, Telegram group, Slack workspace or WhatsApp number, or by pasting one line of script on a website. Second, add help docs, FAQs, website URLs or PDFs so replies are grounded in real content through retrieval-augmented generation.
Third, the agent answers repetitive questions and hands new ones to a human on the same channel, with context. Fourth, resolved conversations become examples the agent reuses for similar questions. When it cannot answer with confidence, it is designed to escalate instead of guessing, for example by collecting contact details or pointing to a resource.
AskMe includes a visual flow builder for paths that must go one exact way, such as refunds, escalations and lead qualification, while the AI handles everything else. Per-customer memory carries preferences and past issues between conversations, so returning users do not repeat themselves. Personality, tone and boundaries are set in the visual editor.
An analytics dashboard tracks resolution rate, average response time, total messages and agents online, with week-over-week comparisons. Metrics can be filtered by agent and channel over 7, 30 or 90 days and exported to CSV. Built-in rate limiting and spam detection block automated abuse before it reaches the agent and uses up credits.
AskMe is a SaaS platform for building no-code AI agents that respond to customers on Discord, Telegram, Slack and WhatsApp, and on a website through a chat widget. Agents are managed from one visual dashboard and can be live within minutes.
AskMe uses credits. Every user gets 50 free credits per month, and one-time credit packs start at $19 for 500 credits. Larger packs cost $59, $129 and $349. There are no subscriptions or per-seat fees.
Yes. Each account receives 50 free credits every month, enough for about 50 AI messages, with unlimited agents and all channels included. No credit card is required, and beta sign-ups can claim 150 bonus credits.
AskMe is live on Discord, Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp and a website chat widget. Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, GitHub and Linear are on the roadmap.
The agent is designed to acknowledge its limits rather than guess. It can be configured to escalate by collecting contact details, redirecting to a resource, or handing the conversation to a human on the same channel.
The agents send a polite fallback message instead of calling the AI, and the dashboard shows an alert to buy more credits. Free credits reset monthly, and purchased credits never expire.
AskMe states that data is encrypted at rest and in transit, that customer data is never used to train models, and that users own their data and can export it or request deletion. It says its infrastructure is designed to meet GDPR and EU AI Act requirements.
No. The site describes AskMe as built for business teams and says a visual editor guides each step: naming the agent, uploading knowledge, choosing channels and deploying. Adding the website widget requires pasting one line of script.