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How it works

From a website visit to a booked meeting.From your website to your sales pipeline.How Darwin turns visitors into meetings.

Darwin answers visitors from what it knows about your business, offers the next step you set, and keeps the openings that book.

The short version

You set the goal. Darwin does the talking. It answers visitors from what it knows about your business, then guides each one to a meeting, a quote or a request.

Step by step

Four steps. From your website to your pipeline.

  1. Share your URL. Darwin learns your business and styles your chat in your colors, fonts and personality, so it already knows what you sell.Explore knowledge & setup

  2. Visitors ask real questions. Darwin answers them from your website and knowledge base, then helps the interested ones book time with your team in the scheduler you already use.Explore meeting booking

  3. Pricing questions. Product questions. Different pages need different openings. Darwin tests a message that fits each page, giving visitors a reason to start a conversation.See how page experiments work

  4. Every page gets its own opening line, and Darwin keeps experimenting with it. The versions that start more conversations and book more meetings stay. Your team never has to set up a test. A winning opening becomes the starting point for the next test.Explore self-improvement

Before you go live

Your part before going live. Setup usually takes under five minutes, and Darwin drafts most of it from your URL.

  1. 01

    Review your assistant.

    Run a couple of test chats in the preview before any visitor sees it.

  2. 02

    Connect your scheduler.

    Google Calendar, Calendly or RevenueHero, so meetings land on your team’s calendar.

  3. 03

    Add the widget to your site.

    One script tag, or Webflow, WordPress, Framer or Google Tag Manager.

Reporting

See what’s working. Traffic, conversations and meetings for every page of your website, in one place. Find the pages that book, and read the conversations behind the numbers.

Explore reporting

Every number in one place.

Visitors, leads and meetings booked, each compared with the period before.

Find the pages that book.

Visits, conversations and meetings by page and source.

Read the conversation.

Open the chat behind every meeting and request.

Getting started questions, answered.

Does Darwin replace our scheduling tool?

It doesn't have to. Connect Calendly or RevenueHero and that tool keeps handling availability, hosts and invitations while visitors book inside the chat. If you only use Google Calendar, you set hours, meeting length, buffer and notice in Darwin and don't need a separate scheduling tool.

What exactly improves?

The opening message that invites a visitor into chat. Busy pages get their own test and quieter pages share one with similar pages; the winner becomes the new starting point. These experiments don't rewrite your website, change your prices or retrain the AI model.

Does my team have to run the experiments?

Not if you don't want to. With Automatic testing on, Darwin starts tests, replaces openings that fall behind and applies winners on its own. Want to approve winners first? Turn off Apply winners for me in Experiments settings, and each winner waits for you to apply it.

Can I update what Darwin knows?

Yes, any time. Website pages, documents and business context live in Agent Studio's Knowledge tab. You can open what was imported, see exactly what the assistant is working from, and change it.

How does an AI chatbot book meetings from a website?

It answers the question first. Once someone shows real interest, Darwin offers a meeting and opens your own scheduler, Calendly or RevenueHero, right there in the conversation. The visitor picks a time, it lands on your rep's calendar, and Darwin only counts it as a meeting once the provider confirms.

How long does it take to set up Darwin?

Usually under five minutes. Paste your website URL, let Darwin draft a knowledge base and styling from it, connect your calendar, run a couple of test chats, then add one script tag to the site.

Does Darwin replace my sales team?

No. Darwin takes the first conversation and the handoff. It answers product and pricing questions, offers a meeting when interest is real, and books time with a human. Your team still runs that meeting and closes.

Go deeper on each step. Every feature behind the four steps, on its own page.

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