Yes. The assistant replies in the visitor's language — Spanish and Portuguese included — from your own published pages, with sources shown, at the same flat $99/month.
Yes. The assistant replies in the language the visitor writes in. Someone who asks in Spanish gets a natural Spanish answer, drawn from the same published pages, with the source shown, at the same flat $99 a month.
There is no language setting to configure. When a visitor writes in Spanish or Portuguese, the assistant answers in that language the way a bilingual person at the front desk would, and follows the visitor if they switch languages mid-conversation. The answers stay bounded to what your business has published: your services, pricing, hours, and policies, translated faithfully rather than guessed at. If the answer isn't on your site in any language, it says it doesn't know and offers a person.
The safety layer speaks Spanish too. The deterministic crisis check that runs in code before any model sees a message covers Spanish-language patterns, so a person in distress is routed to real help in the language they used.
A visitor writes: "¿Cuánto cuesta y hay alguna forma de probarlo gratis antes de pagar?"
The assistant answers, in Spanish: one plan at $99 a month for one business and one website, month to month, cancel anytime; the working preview is free, built in under 24 hours, no card; a person reviews every build; and the 30-day free trial starts only after the owner approves. Source links included. That exchange is real — it's how the assistant on this very site answered the question.
If part of your customer base is more comfortable in Spanish, your website is often the first place that comfort gets tested. A front desk that meets the visitor in their language, at midnight, from your real prices and policies, and then captures their name and contact with their permission for your team to follow up — that's the difference between a missed visitor and a lead in your inbox.
No. Language follow-the-visitor behavior is built in, on every plan — and there is only one plan, $99 a month flat.
The assistant still answers Spanish-speaking visitors in Spanish, faithfully, from your English pages, and shows the source page. If something isn't published, it says it doesn't know and offers a person.
Yes. The crisis check that runs in code before any model sees a message covers Spanish-language patterns, and the assistant's standing boundaries hold in every language it replies in.
Give us your website and we build your private assistant — free, usually within a day, no card. Nothing goes live without your approval.
Build my free previewUpdated 2026-09-02 · AskMyBusiness by Vision Genesis · Knoxville, TN