AskMyBusiness answers pricing questions only from your published pricing pages, checked by a second model before it ships. If it can't verify a price, it says so.
AskMyBusiness answers pricing questions only from the business's own published pricing pages, and a second model checks each answer before it ships. If it can't verify a price against what's actually published, it says it doesn't know instead of guessing, and offers to connect the visitor to a person.
The assistant doesn't generate prices from general knowledge or a guess about what a typical business in your field charges. It's grounded strictly in your own published content: services, pricing, hours, policies, and booking pages. When a visitor asks what something costs, the assistant reads what's actually on your site and answers from that, showing the exact source page behind the answer.
Before that answer reaches the visitor, a second model checks it against the published content. That's a built-in review step, not a one-time check when the assistant was set up. If your pricing page changes, the assistant is reading current content, and the owner can retract or correct anything from the dashboard if something needs fixing.
Not every business publishes every price. Custom quotes, package deals, or anything that depends on details only a person can weigh are common. In those cases, the assistant doesn't fill the gap with a guess. It says it doesn't know and hands the visitor to a person: it captures their name and contact, with permission, and sends it to the owner's inbox so someone can follow up with an actual number.
A visitor asks: "How much would a custom package cost for my event?"
The pricing page lists standard packages but nothing for custom requests. The assistant answers: "I see our standard packages listed, but I don't have pricing for a custom setup. Source: Services & Pricing page. I can send your name and number to the team so they can quote you directly." No invented number, no guess dressed up as a quote.
The dashboard shows the owner what people have been asking, which leads still need a follow-up, and where the assistant needed help instead of answering on its own. If a pricing answer ever looks wrong, the owner can retract or correct the underlying content directly, rather than waiting on a fix from outside. That visibility is part of catching a bad answer before it repeats.
No. It answers only from published content, and if it can't verify a price, it says it doesn't know and offers a person instead.
The owner controls the sources and can retract or correct content from the dashboard, and the assistant is checked against your published pages, not a cached guess.
The assistant won't invent a number for it. It hands the visitor to a person by capturing their name and contact, with permission, and sending it to your inbox. Try it free: a private preview, built in under 24 hours, no card, at askmy.business.
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Build my free previewUpdated 2026-09-01 · AskMyBusiness by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN