ResolveAI builds no-code AI chatbots trained on your data for web, WhatsApp, Messenger and Slack. Plans from $9/month with a 10-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
ResolveAI is a platform for building custom AI chatbots trained on a business's own information. You connect website pages, documents or live data sources, and the platform creates an assistant that answers questions using that material. The company says no coding is required.
The product targets customer support, sales and marketing, and internal office workflows. It positions the chatbot as an assistant that handles first-layer inquiries, so human staff can focus on conversations that need a person.
Setup follows a short sequence. You create an account, connect your website pages and data sources, and tune the chatbot to match your business. Training prompts tell the agent its purpose, for example acting as a customer service agent that answers FAQ questions, while the data sources supply the answers.
Once ready, you paste a widget code snippet onto your site or connect a messaging channel. A dashboard shows active chats, and customers who ask for a person trigger an alert so a team member can join and later hand the chat back to the AI.
Training is the core feature. Sources can be website pages, files, text and live data such as Google Sheets, and persona settings control tone and subject matter. The assistant answers in any language and can collect emails, answer pre-sale questions and book meetings through a booking assistant.
Operational features include human live chat takeover with notifications and quick summaries, API based tools for remote data lookups and triggers, and deployment on WhatsApp, Messenger and Slack. Branding removal is available as a paid option on every plan.
ResolveAI is a no-code platform for building custom AI chatbots trained on your own data, such as website pages, documents and Google Sheets. The chatbots can be placed on a website or on WhatsApp, Messenger and Slack.
Plans are Basic at $9/month, Enhanced at $29/month and Expert at $79/month. Yearly billing is $90, $290 and $790, described as 2 free months. Extra chatbots cost $9, $19 or $49 per month depending on plan.
Yes. The site offers a 10-day free trial, says you can cancel anytime, and lists about 5 minutes of setup. No separate free plan is shown.
It integrates with WhatsApp, Meta Messenger, Slack, WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Google Drive, Zapier and Make. It can also be added to other sites, including Webflow, by pasting a widget code snippet.
Yes. Customers can ask for a human, which sends an alert to your team. A team member can join the chat live, and the conversation can be passed back to the AI.
Yes. The site says all languages are supported and the assistant can converse in any language out of the box.
Basic uses ChatGPT 3.5 turbo. Enhanced and Expert use ChatGPT 4 together with ChatGPT 3.5 turbo. Expert can run on your own OpenAI API key for unlimited characters and messages.
It is aimed at that audience. The starting price is $9/month, setup needs no code, and the plans scale from individuals to growing teams, according to the site.