Answer questions
Respond using business information and sources the owner adds or approves.
BrainSite gives visitors a public place to talk with your business using approved information. It answers questions, qualifies fit, books meetings, supports payment actions, and can remember returning clients when memory is enabled.
Create a BrainSite free. Add a website or continue with a social profile.Visitors ask about pricing, availability, or whether their situation fits before they commit to anything.
Checks the information you've approved first. If the answer isn't there, it says so instead of guessing, and offers whatever next action you've configured.
Respond using business information and sources the owner adds or approves.
Ask for the details needed to understand fit, intent, and the useful next step.
Guide qualified visitors to booking, contact, handoff, or payment actions.
A BrainSite can start from your website and give visitors a place to ask about your offer, availability, process, or fit. Share the public BrainSite directly or connect it to the website experience.
See the available capabilities on the features overview and review current limits on the pricing page. For the knowledge model, read how BrainSite learns.
Creators, consultants, and businesses can share a BrainSite from a social profile, post, message, or QR code. Visitors can ask before they decide to book, contact, or buy.
Explore BrainSite for creators, personal brands, and consultants. If you currently use a link page, read the BrainSite vs. Linktree comparison.
| Category | AI website agent | Browser agent |
|---|---|---|
| Primary user | A website or social-profile visitor | A person delegating online tasks |
| Main job | Answer, qualify, book, hand off, or take payment | Navigate pages, click controls, and complete browser tasks |
| Knowledge | Owner-provided or approved business information | The user’s prompt and the pages it can access |
| BrainSite fit | Public visitor conversations | Outside BrainSite’s primary product category |
The AI agent glossary defines website agents, chatbots, browser agents, website builders, support agents, and public AI profiles by the job each category performs.
The July 2026 AI visibility benchmark records the original query set, citation results, entity errors, and testing method across five AI search experiences.
Last updated July 30, 2026.
An AI website agent is a visitor-facing assistant that answers questions, gathers relevant details, and guides people toward actions such as booking, contacting the business, or paying. BrainSite can use a website or social media profile as the starting point for this experience.
Yes. BrainSite can turn a social media profile into a public AI destination, so creators and businesses can share one conversational link from their bio, posts, messages, or QR code.
An AI website agent talks with visitors on behalf of a person or business. A browser agent operates websites for a user by navigating pages, clicking controls, or completing tasks. The two categories serve different users and jobs.
BrainSite answers from business information and sources added or approved by the owner. Owners can review knowledge and control the actions available to visitors.
Yes. A BrainSite can guide qualified visitors to configured booking and payment actions. Availability and access depend on the owner's setup and plan.
Add approved information, test the answers, and configure the next action.