Prodact.ai is an AI SDK that turns any website into an AI agent. You add one script tag, and users can interact with your site using natural language. The AI reads pages, clicks buttons, fills forms, and navigates — actions, not just answers.

How much does Prodact.ai cost?

Prodact.ai starts free with 500 chat messages/month and 2,500 SDK actions/month. The Starter plan is $5/month with 5K messages and 25K actions. The Pro plan is $15/month with 50K messages and unlimited actions.

How do I add Prodact.ai to my website?

Add a single script tag to your HTML. No code changes or complex integrations needed. The AI automatically reads your page structure and starts helping users immediately.

What can the AI agent do on my website?

The AI agent can click buttons, fill forms, navigate between pages, scroll to elements, select dropdown options, and call your APIs — all triggered by natural language requests from your users.

Does Prodact.ai work with any website?

Yes. Prodact.ai works on any website — React, Next.js, WordPress, Shopify, static HTML, or any other platform. Just add the script tag and it works.

AI Agent vs Chatbot vs Copilot: What's the Difference?

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Definitions

Chatbot

A chatbot is a conversational interface that responds to text input with text output. Traditional chatbots use decision trees or keyword matching. Modern AI chatbots (powered by GPT, Claude, etc.) generate dynamic responses but are still limited to text.

Examples: Intercom Fin, Zendesk AI, Drift, traditional FAQ bots.

Copilot

A copilot is an AI assistant embedded inside an application that suggests actions, generates content, or assists with tasks within the application's own interface. Copilots typically work within the tool's UI — they don't control the UI itself.

Examples: GitHub Copilot (suggests code), Microsoft 365 Copilot (drafts emails), Notion AI (generates content).

AI Agent

An AI agent is an autonomous system that can perceive its environment, reason about goals, and take actions to achieve them. For websites, this means reading the page, understanding what the user wants, and executing DOM actions (clicks, form fills, navigation) to accomplish the task.

Examples: Prodact.ai, browser automation agents.

Comparison Matrix

Dimension	Chatbot	Copilot	AI Agent
Primary function	Answer questions	Suggest/generate	Perform tasks
User interaction	Text conversation	Inline suggestions	Conversational + actions
Page awareness	None	App-specific	Full DOM reading
Can click buttons	No	No	Yes
Can fill forms	No	No	Yes
Can navigate	No	No	Yes
Can call APIs	Rare	Within app	Yes
Integration effort	Low	High (deep integration)	Low (script tag)
Best for	FAQs, routing	Content creation	Task completion

Decision Framework: Which Do You Need?

Ask yourself these questions:

"Do users mainly need answers?" → Chatbot. If most interactions are Q&A with occasional human handoff, a chatbot works fine.
"Do users need help creating content within my app?" → Copilot. If your app involves writing, coding, designing, or data manipulation, embed a copilot.
"Do users need help navigating my product or completing tasks?" → AI Agent. If users struggle with onboarding, complex workflows, or finding features, an agent that can act on their behalf is the answer.

The Future: All Three Converging

The lines between these categories are blurring. The most powerful AI assistants will combine all three: answer questions (chatbot), suggest content (copilot), and take actions (agent). Prodact.ai already combines knowledge-base Q&A with full DOM action capabilities, representing the next generation of website AI.