Grounded in material you approve
The assistant answers from your own material, such as your videos, pages and answers to common questions, and follows rules you approve.
An AI assistant that answers visitors by chat or voice from material you approve, declines what it should not answer, and sends each person to the right next step.
Getting a quote starts with a short form. Elian calls you first, then sends the quote in writing.
A Sky2Screen assistant is built for one business. It knows what you have approved, and it knows where to stop.
The assistant answers from your own material, such as your videos, pages and answers to common questions, and follows rules you approve.
An assistant can answer on its own chat page and by voice from a widget on every page of your website, with the same material and the same rules behind both.
It declines what it should not answer, sends sensitive questions to the right resources, and is instructed not to quote prices or timelines beyond figures the owner approves.
Each assistant leads visitors to a next step you choose: booking a consultation, a free case review or a quote form.
Men's Legal Center is a family-law firm. Clara answers general family-law questions from the firm's own video library, declines to give legal advice, and points people toward a free case review.
Clara works as a chat page and as a voice assistant on every page of the firm's website. On an 80-question test, the share of answers matched to the right firm video rose from 56% to 98.8%, and changes to how Clara answers must keep a 95% score on that test before they go live.
Clara runs on Claude by Anthropic, answers by voice through ElevenLabs, and sits on the firm's WordPress site. Sky2Screen is not affiliated with these companies.
Visit Clara ↗The limits are written into the assistant's instructions and follow rules the owner approves.
An assistant that answers visitors' questions by chat or voice, in the firm's own words, and leads the visitor to book a consultation. The demo runs on a made-up firm, never on a client's data.
Yes, if it is built with clear limits. Sky2Screen built Clara for Men's Legal Center, a family-law firm. Clara answers general questions from the firm's own videos, declines to give legal advice, sends sensitive questions to the right resources, and invites visitors to book a free case review. It answers by chat on the website and by voice on every page.
Yes. An AI assistant on a contractor's website can answer common questions about services, service areas and the estimate process in the company's own words, and hand the visitor to a quote form. Sky2Screen builds assistants that are grounded in material the owner approves and instructed not to quote prices or timelines.
Chatbot subscriptions run from about $19 to $99 a month, and published guides put a custom-built assistant at roughly $5,000 to $30,000. Sky2Screen quotes each assistant in writing after a call. The assistant answers from your own material and follows rules you approve, and hosting and AI usage are quoted in writing with the build.
Yes. Clara, the assistant Sky2Screen built for Men's Legal Center, answers by voice from a widget on every page of the firm's website, as well as by chat on its own page. Both use the same approved material and the same rules.
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Getting a quote starts with a short form. Elian calls you first, then sends the quote in writing.