Works today on WordPress, WooCommerce & any website · Shopify coming soon

Try it
An answer with its source, or an honest "I don't know".
An example conversation on a shop's website. The first answer comes from its delivery page; the second is not on the site, so the question goes to the team.
- Do you deliver on Saturdays?
- Yes. Orders placed by Thursday 3 pm arrive on Saturday in most areas.Delivery and shippingFAQ
- Are your flowers certified organic?
- I can't find that on this site, so I won't guess. I've passed your question to our team, who will reply by email.
- Sent to the sales team as an enquiry
Proof
Tested before we say it.
The share of visitor questions answered correctly on each test website.
Our own test, September 2026, on five test websites, each with its own set of real visitor questions, answered by Google Gemini. No answer was made up; the questions a site could not answer were handed to a person.
Why it matters
AI answers with sources: the problem it solves.
Most AI chatbots answer from everything the model has ever read. That is why they sound confident about delivery times you never promised and products you have never sold. For a business, one wrong answer costs more than no answer.
HolaReply turns that round. It reads your website — the pages and products you choose, on any website, on WordPress and WooCommerce, and soon in the Shopify app — and answers from those alone. If your site does not say it, HolaReply does not say it either.
How it works
Three steps.
It reads your site
Your published content is split into short passages and indexed; on WordPress, in your own database. Drafts and private pages are never read.
It finds the right passages
For each question it looks up the few passages that match best — including the earlier questions, so “and in 5 kg?” still means the same product.
It answers, and shows where from
The AI writes a short answer from those passages only, and HolaReply links the pages it used. No source, no answer.
What’s included
The details.
Sources on every answer
Each answer lists the pages it came from, so visitors can check — and so can you in the conversation log.
Follow-up questions stay on topic
“Do you have dried mango?” then “and in 5 kg?” — the second question is understood as being about mango.
Products included
On WooCommerce: descriptions, variants and prices exactly as your shop shows them to a guest visitor. On any website it reads your products by itself, and the Shopify app (coming soon) reads them from your store.
No item limit
Every published page, post and product you switch on — the free version included.
A relevance threshold
Passages that only vaguely match are not used. A weak match becomes “I don’t know”, not a stretched answer.
AI included, or your own key
On any website, HolaReply AI is included in your plan. On WordPress, answers are written on your own Google Gemini, OpenAI or Anthropic Claude key, billed by the provider: about $1.70 per 1,000 answers on Gemini.
Questions
Questions about AI Chatbot With Sources on Every Answer.
Can HolaReply answer from the whole internet?
No, on purpose. It answers only from your own content, so everything it says is something your business has published.
What happens when my site has no answer?
It says so, offers a person, and logs the question in your Unanswered report so you can add the answer.
Does it work with page builders?
Yes. On WordPress it reads the published text of pages built with the block editor, Elementor, Divi and others.
Read more
Guides and comparisons.
How to Reduce AI Chatbot Hallucinations on Your Website
Real cases, what the research shows, and seven design rules that stop a business chatbot inventing answers.
GuideHow to train an AI chatbot on your website content, so it answers correctly
What “training” really means, how to write pages a chatbot can use, what to leave out, and keeping it in sync.
ComparisonThe Chatbase alternative for WordPress: no message credits, no downtime when they run out
Credits, weekly re-sync from $150/mo and an agent that goes offline at zero: when a WordPress-native assistant makes more sense.