Create, train, and embed a website AI agent

1. Create your account and choose a plan

Start free, then upgrade when you are ready to keep the agent live.

1. Go to https://aiogenta.com/register and create an account.
2. You get a 10-day free trial: 1 website agent, Up to 100 conversations / month (trial), 1 knowledge source.
3. No card is required to start the trial.
4. After 10 days, upgrade in Settings → Billing. Pay with debit or credit card (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover).
5. For a full website agent like this guide, Starter at $99/month is the usual next step. Local Chat at $29/month fits simple local-service sites.

Mock: iApp Developer signs up, uses the free trial to build Coco, then upgrades to Starter ($99/mo) when the trial ends.

3. Train the agent on your website services

Crawl the pages that describe what you sell. Wait until knowledge is INDEXED.

1. Easiest path: open Websites → add or select your site → Add agent & train (or Retrain agent). That crawls the site, links knowledge to your agent, and prepares an embed snippet.
2. More control: open Knowledge → New source → type Website crawl → Create → add a Website crawl document with your homepage URL.
3. Wait until the source/document status is INDEXED before testing hard questions.
4. Optionally add FAQ rows for packages, timelines, pricing, and contact details the crawl may miss.
5. On AI Agents → your agent, confirm the knowledge source is linked, then Save.

Tip: Crawl services, pricing (if public), process/about, contact, and portfolio — not only the homepage.

Mock: Crawl https://iappdeveloper.com pages for services, process, and contact. Add FAQs like “Do you build Android apps?” and “What is your process?”

5. Verify answers before you promote the chat

Ask the questions real visitors ask. Fix gaps in Knowledge, not with vague instructions.

1. Start a new chat on your live site (hard-refresh if you just published).
2. Try a greeting, a services question, a process question, and a contact question.
3. Confirm replies talk about your business only — your brand name, your services, your links.
4. If answers are thin, retrain/crawl more pages or add FAQs, then wait for INDEXED again.
5. If someone asks for a human, they should get your contact details or a handoff — not internal policy text.

Mock checks for Coco: “how are you”, “what services you provide”, “process to build an Android app”, “human contact”. Replies should mention iApp Developer, not another product.

Embed snippet shape

Your real key comes from Websites → Copy snippet. It looks like this:

<script
  async
  src="https://aiogenta.com/widget/v1/chat.js"
  data-public-key="wk_your_coco_key_here"
  data-api-base="https://aiogenta.com"
></script>