AI chatbots that qualify leads while you sleep
One AI across every channel. A website widget and a Telegram bot, trained on your business, qualifying leads and booking appointments around the clock — without adding headcount.
Live in 2–3 weeks
CRM integrated
From $750
An AI chatbot for a Calgary business is a conversational assistant trained on that company's own services, pricing, and policies. It runs on the website and in Telegram, answers customer questions in natural language, qualifies incoming leads against criteria you define, books appointments into your calendar, and hands off to a human when the conversation needs one. DAvision builds these from $750 for a single-channel widget up to $3,850 for a voice-enabled, CRM-integrated deployment.
The leads are already arriving. Most of them leave.
Nights and weekends are dead air
More than half of web enquiries land outside business hours. A form that promises a reply 'within one business day' loses to a competitor who answered in ninety seconds.
Your team answers the same eleven questions
Hours a week go into pricing, availability, service areas, and turnaround. None of it needs a human. All of it needs a fast, correct answer.
You cannot tell a buyer from a browser
Every enquiry looks identical in the inbox. Nobody scores them, so the serious ones wait behind the tire-kickers.
What we actually build
Trained on your business, not the internet
We load your services, pricing rules, service areas, policies, and FAQs. The bot answers from that material and says so when it does not know — no invented pricing, no hallucinated promises.
Lead qualification you define
Budget, timeline, location, project type — you set the criteria, the bot asks naturally through the conversation, and only qualified leads reach your inbox with the answers attached.
Booking that writes to your calendar
Real availability, real confirmations, reminders before the appointment. Google Calendar, Outlook, or your practice management system.
Web and Telegram from one brain
One knowledge base, one set of rules, two channels. Update it once and both stay in sync.
Human handoff that does not drop the thread
When someone asks for a person, the full conversation transcript goes with them. Nobody has to repeat themselves.
CRM sync
HubSpot, Salesforce, or a direct webhook into whatever you run. Every conversation lands as a contact record with the qualification answers on it.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises. You see a working version before you pay the balance.
Knowledge audit
We collect your services, pricing, policies, and the questions your team is tired of answering.
Build and train
Bot logic, qualification flow, calendar and CRM connections, brand styling to match your site.
Test with real conversations
We run your actual historical enquiries through it and tune until the answers hold up.
Launch and optimize
Live on your site and in Telegram, with monthly transcript review to keep improving the answers.
Packages & pricing
Fixed-price builds in Canadian dollars. Ongoing support is quoted separately from $750 per month.
- Website widget chatbot
- Telegram bot included
- FAQ-based training (up to 50 Q/A)
- Email lead capture
- 30-day support
- Multi-platform (Web + Telegram)
- AI-powered lead qualification
- Appointment scheduling & payments
- CRM integration (HubSpot/Salesforce)
- Multi-language support (5+)
- 6 months optimization
- Voice-enabled chatbot
- Custom AI model training
- Full CRM & ERP integration
- White-label solution
- Advanced analytics dashboard
- Dedicated success manager
- 12 months SLA support
Why most business chatbots get switched off within a month
The failure is almost never the model. It is the knowledge. A bot deployed with a generic prompt and a link to the website will confidently invent pricing, promise turnaround times nobody agreed to, and answer questions about services the company stopped offering two years ago. The first time that reaches a customer, trust in the whole system evaporates and the widget comes down.
So the build starts with a knowledge audit rather than an integration. We collect the services as they are actually sold, the pricing rules including the exceptions, the service area boundaries, the policies on deposits and cancellations, and the twenty or so questions your front desk is tired of answering. That material becomes the bot's only source of truth, and it is instructed to say it does not know rather than fill a gap.
The second failure mode is qualification that nobody defined. A bot that captures a name and an email has replaced a contact form, which is not worth $2,000. A bot that establishes budget range, timeline, project type, and location — conversationally, without feeling like an interrogation — hands your team a lead they can price before they pick up the phone. That distinction is where the return actually comes from.
The third is the handoff. Most deployments treat human escalation as a failure state and hide it. We treat it as a feature: when someone asks for a person, or when the conversation moves outside what the bot knows, the transcript travels with the handoff so the customer never repeats themselves. A bot that knows its limits and passes cleanly is more useful than one that fights to keep control of the conversation.
What changes after launch
Concrete, measurable, and checkable against the baseline we take before we start.
After-hours enquiries get answered
Roughly half of web enquiries arrive outside 9-to-5. Those conversations now start immediately instead of waiting for the next business morning.
Your inbox fills with qualified leads only
Budget, timeline, and scope arrive attached to every enquiry, so the first human contact is a quote conversation rather than a discovery call.
Front-desk time comes back
The repetitive questions stop reaching a person, which is usually several hours a week returned to work that needs judgement.
Who this is for
Dental and medical clinics fielding booking requests after hours. Construction and trades qualifying project enquiries by scope and budget. Real estate teams routing buyer and seller leads. Any business where the first reply time decides who wins the job.
We work with dental clinics, construction, energy, real estate, and commercial businesses across Calgary and Canada.
Frequently asked questions
How much does an AI chatbot cost in Calgary?
A website widget with Telegram included starts at $750. Lead qualification, appointment booking, and CRM integration sit at $2,100. A voice-enabled, fully integrated deployment with custom model training runs from $3,850. Monthly support is separate and starts at $750 per month.
How long does it take to build?
Two to three weeks for a Basic build, three to five weeks for Pro. Most of that is the knowledge audit and testing, not the engineering — the quality of the answers depends on how carefully we load your material.
Will it make things up?
It answers from your loaded knowledge base and is instructed to say it does not know rather than guess. We test this deliberately before launch by asking it questions your material does not cover.
Can it book appointments into our existing calendar?
Yes. Google Calendar, Outlook, and most clinic practice-management systems connect directly. The bot reads live availability rather than a static schedule.
What happens when someone wants a human?
The conversation transfers with the full transcript attached, by email, Slack, Telegram, or straight into your CRM. The customer never repeats themselves.
Do we need a developer on our side?
No. We build, host, connect, and maintain it. You need someone who can answer questions about your services during the knowledge audit — that is the whole ask.
Related services
Thirty minutes, no pitch
We map out exactly what you need and what it would cost. If automation is not the answer, we will say so.
