Try it
Send it an enquiry. Watch it answer.
Paste something a customer actually sent you — the awkward one, the angry one, the one that came in at eleven at night. About fifteen seconds later you get the reply it would send, the confidence it puts on that reply, and whether it decided a person needs to see this before anyone answers. It is the same engine that answers enquiries inside the product, not a scripted preview.
No account, no email, nothing saved. You do not have to give us anything to see what it does.
What you are looking at
Answering is the easy half. Knowing what not to say is the half that takes a business seriously: never quoting a price the owner has not agreed, never promising a time nobody can keep, never inventing a phone number to sound helpful, and never giving medical, legal or financial advice however directly it is asked. Those are rules in the engine rather than requests to the model, and every reply above is checked against them before you see it — reply quality carries all 390 attempts to break them.
When it is not sure, it says so and holds the enquiry for a person rather than guessing well. That is the number beside every reply.
While you are here
It writes the website that enquiry arrives through, too.
One paragraph, under forty-five seconds, and a real page appears — the colours, the typefaces, the layout and the words all chosen for this business rather than picked off a template shelf. The enquiry form on it is wired to the AI you just watched before the site is even live, which is the part no website builder does.
Every colour it picks is checked against the surface it lands on before the page exists, so it cannot publish text nobody can read — the six examples carry the measured scores for that.