Cheaper than one staff.
Working all night.

She reads your actual hours, stock notes, and price list, not a generic retail template. She answers three things well: hours, stock and price. Everything else goes to you. We walk through your first 5 customers together using your real shop data. Trust gets built one chat at a time, not on a demo call.

From January 2026, WhatsApp no longer allows chatbots that try to answer anything at all. An assistant has to stick to a narrow job and hand the customer back to a real person when it is out of its depth. That is exactly how Jane was built from day one. She answers hours, stock and price. Everything else goes to you.

Jane never makes up an answer on refunds, complaints, custom orders, or special pricing. She recognises those as your call, and sends a WhatsApp message to your phone with the customer's question and the chat so far. You reply 'approve' to send the standard acknowledgement, 'reply <text>' to send your own words, or 'takeover' to handle the rest yourself.

No. Jane shares your number with your WhatsApp Business app, the official way WhatsApp allows. You keep using your app exactly as you do now. Jane handles the routine questions in the background, and the moment you reply yourself, she steps out of the way until that chat goes quiet again.

Yes. Every shop's data is locked to that shop inside the database itself, not just by our code, so one shop can never see another shop's chats. We keep customer messages for as long as we're serving your shop, and you can ask us to delete them sooner. We act on those requests, either by deleting the messages or by stripping out what ties them to a person. If the law requires or allows us to keep something, we tell you why. Full details are in the privacy policy, and you can reach us any time through the contact link in the footer.

Free tiers attract people who want a free chatbot, not retail owners with a real shop and a real phone number to defend. The 14-day trial is enough to see Jane handle a real week of customers. If she pays for herself by saving you one staff-hour a day, the math works.