MiVerto is a Polish no-code AI assistant for websites and online stores. Learn its features, integrations, pricing (from EUR 29/mo) and how its RAG chatbot…
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated August 15, 2026
MiVerto is a Polish AI sales and customer-support assistant that businesses embed on their website or online store to answer visitor questions 24/7, qualify leads, and help close sales without human intervention. Built on Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), the assistant learns exclusively from the knowledge you provide - website URLs, uploaded documents and pasted text - so it answers grounded in your own content and avoids AI hallucinations. Setup is no-code: you register, upload your knowledge base, and paste a single code snippet on your site, after which the bot begins handling inquiries automatically and emails qualified leads to your team. MiVerto is aimed at e-commerce shops, B2B companies and agencies, and service-based specialists. For online stores it connects to product feeds (Google Merchant, Shopify) to make intelligent product recommendations based on a customer's needs and budget, and can track InPost shipments. For lead generation it proactively collects email and phone contacts, pre-qualifies prospects, and can book meetings through a Cal.com integration or add subscribers to MailerLite. The platform is widget-based with full visual personalization (colors, icons, avatar), retains conversation context, provides analytics dashboards and daily business reports, exposes API endpoints for CRM/custom integrations, and collects data in a GDPR-compliant way. It integrates with WordPress (official plugin), WooCommerce, Shopify, Shoper, PrestaShop, Webflow and custom React/Next.js sites.
Key Features
RAG-based knowledge engine — Learns exclusively from the knowledge you provide - website URLs, uploaded documents and pasted text - so answers stay grounded in your own content and avoid AI hallucinations.
24/7 automated customer support — Handles visitor questions around the clock with conversation context memory, reducing the need for human intervention.
Lead capture and qualification — Proactively collects email and phone contacts, pre-qualifies prospects by budget and needs, and emails qualified leads to your team.
Product recommendations and shipment tracking — Connects to Google Merchant and Shopify product feeds to recommend products based on customer needs and budget, and can track InPost shipments.
Meeting booking and newsletter automation — Books meetings through a Cal.com integration and can add subscribers to MailerLite.
Customizable chat widget — Full visual personalization of the widget - colors, icons and avatar - to match your brand.
Analytics dashboards and daily reports — Provides conversation analytics dashboards and daily business reports on assistant performance.
API and webhook access — Exposes API endpoints and webhooks for CRM and custom-system integrations, including triggers like abandoned carts.
Native platform support — Integrates with WordPress (official plugin), WooCommerce, Shopify, Shoper, PrestaShop, Webflow and custom React/Next.js sites via a code snippet.
GDPR-compliant data collection — Collects and processes visitor and lead data in a GDPR-compliant way.
Pros & Cons
Pros
No-code setup: add the assistant with a single code snippet and a self-built knowledge base
RAG grounding means answers come only from your content, reducing AI hallucinations
Strong e-commerce fit: product recommendations from Google Merchant/Shopify feeds plus InPost tracking
Built-in lead capture and qualification (email, phone, budget) with leads emailed to your team
Useful integrations out of the box: WordPress plugin, Shopify, WooCommerce, Cal.com, MailerLite, plus API and webhooks
Free start with 30 conversations and no credit card required to test
Cons
Primarily Polish-focused - UI, content and support are in Polish, which may not suit non-Polish teams
Shipment tracking is currently limited to InPost, and some integrations (Google Calendar, Booksy) are still on the roadmap
Conversation volumes are capped per plan (100/500/2,000 per month), so high-traffic sites may need the Pro tier or hit limits