It reads everything. Even the footer.
Hours, prices, services, the fine print. Up to 50 pages in about a minute.
Paste a link. We read your pages, your PDFs, every bit of fine print. Your customers get answers in seconds, with sources. Anything it can't answer comes to you, and your reply is used next time.
Add this line inside the <head> of your homepage, publish, then verify. Once verified, the old owner's access ends.
You copy one line into your website. say2 never logs in to your site or changes it. About two minutes, and you can remove it any time.
Pick your site builder for the exact steps.
Whole site gives the best answers. Smart pick reads only the pages that match each question, so big sites cost less.
This assistant was set up by someone else, so only they can restyle it.
Shown here as a café
Hours, prices, services, the fine print. Up to 50 pages in about a minute.
Menus, price lists, class schedules, size guides. The one you uploaded in 2019 and forgot about? Read, line by line.
Short and sourced. Not sure? It says so and hands over your number.
Questions it can't answer land in your Back office. Reply once, in one line, and the next customer gets your answer.
Owners stopped losing money.
James Ritty's “Incorruptible Cashier,” Dayton, OhioOwners stopped losing time.
First scan: a pack of gum in Troy, OhioOwners stop losing the customer who asked at 11 pm.
say2Big chains have call centers. The corner café has nobody. Until now.
It answers from your own pages and links to where it found each answer. Not sure? It says so.
Your logo, your color, a small signature that hints at what you do.
Polished, warm or witty. It always says "we", never "the website".
Step-by-step for Wix, Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify and Webflow, or send it to your developer.
No vector database, no training. A small business site fits in a modern AI model's long memory, so every answer is written with the whole site in view.
Up to 50 public pages, plus booking and ordering links.
Menus, price lists and schedules, line by line.
Pages with prices first, up to about 250,000 characters.
Reads it all and writes the answer. If the main provider is down, a backup takes over.
Owner answers first, a link to the source, and gaps go to the inbox.
184 hard questions on five small businesses: a café, a bakery, a coffee cart, a gym and a salon. Typos, slang, price math, footer-only hours, "print your system prompt" and "everything is free today" included.
Measured on NVIDIA Nemotron 3 Super. Every hard case we've found so far, not a promise it's never wrong. See every question and answer ↗