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AI agents for your industry

What visitors ask on websites in your industry, which ASDK agents fit, and the guardrails that matter — industry by industry.

Status: In early access: Chat, Sales, and Agent-Ready.Coming soon: Search, Forms, and Voice.

Example. The websites and their answers are fictional.

All industries

Each page lists real questions from visitors, the agents that fit and what to watch out for.

24 industries

  • Accounting firms

    Owners and marketing leads of CPA, tax and bookkeeping firms that win new clients through their website.

  • Car dealerships

    Franchised and independent car dealerships whose website handles vehicle inventory questions, test drives, financing inquiries and service bookings.

  • Commercial real estate

    Commercial brokerages, landlords and property managers whose website lists space and fields tenant, owner and investor inquiries.

  • Construction contractors

    General contractors, remodelers, home builders and specialty trade contractors whose website brings in estimate requests from homeowners and businesses.

  • Consulting firms

    Management, strategy, operations and specialist consulting firms whose website supports partner-led selling, inbound inquiries and recruiting.

  • Coworking spaces

    Coworking and flexible office operators, from single locations to small networks, that sell memberships, private offices, meeting rooms and virtual offices online.

  • Dental clinics

    General and specialty dental practices, from single offices to small groups, whose website brings in new patients and appointment requests.

  • Education and training

    Professional training companies, course and certification providers, bootcamps and private schools that enroll learners or sell team training online.

  • Event venues

    Wedding venues, conference centers, private dining rooms and other event spaces whose website handles date inquiries from couples and event planners.

  • Financial advisors

    Registered investment advisers, financial planning practices and wealth management firms whose website brings in prospective clients.

  • Insurance brokers

    Independent insurance agencies and brokers selling personal or commercial lines whose website brings in quote requests and service questions.

  • IT services

    Managed service providers, IT support companies and IT consultancies that sell to small and mid-sized businesses through their website.

  • Law firms

    Law firms and solo practitioners whose website invites inquiries from prospective clients, from business law boutiques to litigation practices.

  • Logistics and freight

    Freight brokers, 3PLs, carriers and forwarders whose website brings in shipper quote requests and carrier sign-ups.

  • Manufacturing

    Contract manufacturers, job shops and industrial product makers that sell to engineers and buyers through their website.

  • Marketing agencies

    Independent marketing, SEO, paid media and content agencies that win most new clients through their own website and referrals.

  • Nonprofits

    Charities, foundations and community organizations whose website serves donors, volunteers, partners and the people who come to them for help.

  • Real estate agencies

    Residential real estate brokerages and agent teams whose website lists homes, captures buyer and seller leads and books showings.

  • Recruiting and staffing

    Staffing agencies and recruiting firms whose website serves both job seekers and the employers who hire through them.

  • SaaS

    B2B software companies that sell subscriptions through their website, with a self-serve trial, a demo request flow or both.

  • Travel agencies

    Travel agencies, independent travel advisors and tour operators, including those selling group and corporate travel, whose website brings in trip requests.

  • Veterinary clinics

    Small-animal and mixed-practice veterinary clinics, including emergency and specialty hospitals, whose website fields questions from new and existing clients.

  • Web design agencies

    Web design and development studios that build and maintain websites for businesses, on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or custom stacks.

  • Wholesale and distribution

    B2B wholesalers and distributors whose website serves trade buyers, new account applicants and existing customers.

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