AI works out who's on your site. Then your rep shows up on camera.
A light third-floor apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows and a south facing balcony over the water. Six minutes from the station.



I didn't quite get that. Let me connect you to a specialist.
Every automated route to a person is a tunnel. It's the same tunnel on the phone as it is in a chat window, and almost nobody reaches the end of it.
"Morning — it's still available. Saturday at 11 any good?"
Five rooms we sell into, each drawn as the business someone actually runs. Keep scrolling and you walk through every one.
Read the five, side by sidePersonality sells. A chat widget on its own never has.
Fully automated buying has always been the worst part of buying. The phone tree that mishears you four times. The chatbot that offers to fetch a specialist and never does.
The buying journey changed. People research alone, decide fast, and then want one honest conversation with someone who actually knows the answer.
Dashe doesn't replace that person. It gets them there in time.
From a stranger on your pricing page to one of your people on camera, in about forty seconds.
How it works, in fullNo project. No developer sprint. If you can paste a tracking code into your website, you can do this. And if you'd rather not, send us the login and we will.
You add the address of the site you sell from. That's the whole of the security setup. The chat only ever runs on the sites you named, so nobody can lift it and put it on theirs.
We give you a single line to drop into your site, the same way you'd add Google Analytics. Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, a developer's build: same line, same place.
Names, photos, who covers which page. Turn someone off when they're on holiday. Out on a viewing? Link your phone and answer from WhatsApp or Telegram.
The next person on your pricing page shows up in your inbox with the page they're reading and what they asked. You'll know within an hour whether it's worth keeping.
Every screen below is the real thing, photographed. The chat in the corner of this page is the same one.

Who is on the site right now, the page they're reading, and what they've already said. Green means they're still there.

How many people arrived, how many talked, how many reached a person. The gap between two rows is the one worth working on.

Split traffic between your team, or send the pricing page to the person who knows pricing. Each rep writes their own opening line.

Link a handset and a message arrives when someone wants to talk. Reply to it and your answer lands in their browser.
Not per visitor, not per message. You pay for the people doing the selling. Prices are in USD.
$69.99 /mo
No free trial. $69.99 a month from checkout.
One person doing the talking, one website, and you're rarely at a desk.
$189.99 /mo
Up to five people. Seven days free, then $189.99 a month. Card at checkout.
A few of you sharing one site, where it matters which one they get.
Talk to us
Annual, invoiced.
Your own security review, your own domains, your own number to answer from.
Dashe is website chat that qualifies a visitor with AI and then puts one of your own named people into the same panel on live video, voice or screen share, while the visitor is still on the page that made them ask. There is no meeting link, no calendar invite and nothing to download.
On most websites the chatbot is the whole product, so every conversation ends with the bot. In Dashe the assistant is the first forty seconds only: it asks who the visitor is and what they are after, then hands over to a human on your team. It never claims to be one of your people and never promises a specialist it cannot produce.
Front Desk is $69.99 a month for one person answering on one website, with no free trial. Floor is $189.99 a month for up to five people across three websites and includes a seven-day free trial with card details at checkout. Contact us for more than five people. Enterprise is invoiced annually.
You register the domain you sell from, then paste a single script tag into your site's header, the same place you would put a Google Analytics tag. It works on Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, Webflow and hand-built sites, with no plugin and no developer.
No. Video and audio are peer to peer over WebRTC, travelling directly between the visitor's browser and the rep's. Our servers carry the signalling that introduces the two browsers, and the text of the conversation, but not the media.
Businesses where one honest conversation decides the sale and the person who can have it is rarely at a desk: showrooms, galleries, estate agents, mortgage and finance brokers, and B2B software teams whose pricing page is where deals stall. It suits a single operator as readily as a floor of five.