Set a useful first scope.
Choose setup questions, feature explanations or a focused sales use case. Bring the documentation you already trust.
For SaaS founders and product teams
Let customers ask a question aloud and hear an answer from the docs you’ve approved.
50 conversations free per workspace, with no card required. We’re onboarding our first customers personally.
Start with one FAQ. Test it before customers can call.
Setup tests share the 50-conversation allowance. Calls stop at the allowance; paid calls are not available yet.
“How do I invite a teammate to Moon Mouse Studio, and how long does the invitation last?”
Question typed. Answer spoken by Kawl.
Hi there! I'm your AI support agent. To invite a teammate, open Settings, select Team, then click Invite member. Enter their work email. The invitation expires after seven days.
To invite a teammate, open Settings, choose Team, and click Invite member. Enter their work email. Invitations expire after seven days.
Recorded 13 October 2026. Only silence before and after the answer has been trimmed.
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an illustrative example.
A customer opens your help widget and asks a product question.
The customer stays on your website.Illustrative transcript. No audio or live call.
Let customers talk through setup and product questions with an AI support agent that answers from documentation you have reviewed and approved.
Give prospects a dedicated AI sales agent with its own greeting and approved product notes, while keeping your support knowledge separate.
Import selected support documents from GitHub or add notes yourself. Review and approve each source, including updates you sync later.
Read each transcript in your workspace dashboard, with the caller’s own words and any feedback they left. Use the questions to decide which product guidance to improve next.
From question to conversation
Customers stay on your website. Your team decides what the agent can answer and reviews what happens next.
They open your support or sales widget and describe their topic.
After allowing microphone access, they can speak, read captions and mute.
It looks up the product guidance you have approved for that channel.
Read the transcript and feedback, then improve the guidance where needed.
Make the pilot your own
Choose setup questions, feature explanations or a focused sales use case. Bring the documentation you already trust.
Approve each knowledge source. Every GitHub re-sync, even of unchanged text, needs approval again before the agent can use it.
Ask representative questions, read the transcripts and refine the guidance. Enable customer calls when you are ready.
For the way you build
Use MCP or the REST API to add and approve knowledge, update agent settings and read conversations. MCP can also return your embed code. Bring selected support docs from GitHub.
Explore the integrationsA focused first pilot
Your first 50 conversations are free per workspace, shared across support, sales and setup tests. Browser calls last up to 10 minutes. Calls pause at the allowance; paid calls are not available yet.
Per workspace.
No payment collected in the pilot.
Comparing your options?
See how Kawl Now compares with AI receptionists, chatbots, live chat and named alternatives such as ElevenLabs Agents, Vapi, Retell AI, Voiceflow, Fin, Chatbase and CallPage.
Kawl Now adds an AI voice agent to a SaaS website. A visitor clicks the widget, types what they need, allows the microphone and talks, and the agent answers from knowledge your team has approved. The name is spelt K-A-W-L and pronounced like “call now”, but customers have no phone number to call, and it doesn’t answer phone calls or call your customers.
Yes. Kawl Now gives you two separate agents, each with its own knowledge, instructions, voice, greeting and website widget. The sales agent answers from sales notes you approve, and the support agent can also use selected GitHub documentation.
No. Kawl Now runs in the visitor’s web browser. They open the widget on your website, allow the microphone and talk, and they can mute, read live captions or end the conversation whenever they like.
Each Kawl Now workspace includes separate support and sales agents, approved knowledge with GitHub imports for support, test calls from your dashboard, saved transcripts, automatic insights and management over MCP and the REST API. Browser calls last up to 10 minutes, and a workspace takes up to 3 at once. The first 50 conversations are free, including your tests, and calls pause when they’re used because the pilot doesn’t collect payment.
A callback widget asks for a phone number and connects a phone call. Kawl Now uses the visitor’s microphone instead, so they talk to an AI agent in their browser while they stay on your website. This pilot is for support and sales questions on SaaS websites.
Join the waitlist with your work email and tell us the problem you want solved. We’re onboarding our first customers personally, so James replies and sets your Kawl Now workspace up with you: your approved knowledge, the agent settings, your website’s origin and the script tag, then testing from the dashboard before customer calls are switched on.
Talk through your first voice agent
Bring your website and the questions customers ask. In a 30-minute call, we’ll explore whether a support or sales voice agent fits and what to test first.
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