What dashboards show
1,847 sessions · 3.2% conversion · 64% bounce
Numbers. No reasons.
For every site that sells something
Most of your visitors leave with a question you could have answered. Husk watches the questions they actually ask, clusters them by meaning, and emails you the patch every Monday. One short note. Three findings. Each with the page, the question, and the fix.
Last week's questions are already costing you this week. Next Monday is six days away.
“The widget pays for itself the first month. The Monday email is what made me cancel three other tools.”— Hana K., founder, indie skincare brand
Morning, Sam —
You had 1,284 visitors last week. Husk logged 87 conversations. Three questions cost you real money. The fixes take five minutes each.
That's it for this week.
— Husk
The cost of thinking about it
That's $0.37 every second— based on 68% cart-abandonment math for an average small-commerce site. Your number is probably worse. We'll show you the real one inside the first Monday Report.
Every day you wait
Hover any day. Those are the kinds of questions visitors typed into your site that day — questions Husk would have answered on the spot and logged for Monday's report. Without us, nobody heard them. Nobody can replay them. The sales they would have driven are gone.
30 days without Husk≈ $959,040 missed
Hover a day to see the questions you'd have caught.
That money is gone. The visitors who asked aren't coming back. The next ones are typing right now.
For every founder watching the number stay flat
Every day, hundreds of people come to your site, hit a wall you can't see, and quietly buy somewhere else. They don't complain. They don't email. They just leave. And because nobody ever told you which question stopped them, tomorrow it stops the next hundred too.
Until you know which sentence is killing the close, nothing else you change will move the number.
Already shipping with Husk
What it looks like
Five steps. No signup. The thing your site has been missing — happening on this page, right now, while you watch.
The sale you can't see
A confused visitor doesn't fill out your contact form. They don't email you. They don't leave a review. They tab away and you never find out the question you didn't answer was the one standing between them and their wallet.
On a small storefront doing €40k/month, recovering even one in twenty of those silent exits is roughly €2,000 a month that was already on the page — just not where they could find it.
How we hear what surveys can't
Reviews tell you the past. Surveys tell you what your best customers feel afterthey've already bought. Husk sits on the page during the decision — the only moment a visitor will type their real hesitation, because they think they're asking a robot.
Survey + reviews
The surface
Useful. But everyone's already past the doorway.
Husk transcripts
The why
The sentence on your page that would have closed it.
What we know that your analytics doesn't
Your analytics tells you a visitor left. Your survey tool tells you what your buyers think after the fact. Neither one tells you the sentence the visitor was looking for and never found — because they never typed it anywhere except into our chat. That's the one signal that moves the number, and we're the only ones who hear it.
What dashboards show
1,847 sessions · 3.2% conversion · 64% bounce
Numbers. No reasons.
What surveys catch
"How did you hear about us?" · NPS: 42 · "Was checkout easy?"
Answers from the people who already bought.
What we hear
"Does this fit a US 9?" · "Why is shipping €18 to Berlin?" · "Is the leather actually full-grain or just labelled that way?"
The sentence on your page that would have closed the sale.
That's why our weekly report changes the number, and a dashboard never will. We don't guess what your traffic wants. We watch them tell us.
One small pill. No bouncing avatars, no auto-popups, no “we’re online!” badges.
Zero cookies, zero pixels, zero analytics. GDPR-friendly without doing anything.
Your script only works on your verified domain. No spoofing, no hijacking.
Remove one line of HTML and it’s gone. No vendor lock-in, ever.
Why this isn't a weekend project
Anyone can paste an LLM call into a chat box. Keeping it accurate when your prices change, your visitors paste hostile prompts, your traffic spikes, and the model deprecates — that's the part that decides whether the chat helps or embarrasses you. Six things we run so you don't have to:
Index
Your prices change. Your refund policy changes. Your hours change. Husk re-crawls on a schedule, diffs the content, and only re-embeds what moved. An AI prompt gets you a one-time scrape; we run the scraper for you for as long as you're a customer.
Memory
Every chat is logged, tagged, and exportable. You'll see the questions visitors ask that your site doesn't answer — the highest-leverage page edits you'll ever make. Your AI assistant cannot give you the questions it has not been asked.
Trust
Husk refuses to render on a domain it isn't licensed for, throttles spammers per-IP, sandboxes prompt-injection attempts in your indexed content, and rotates keys server-side. The widget you'd vibe-code is a key leak waiting to happen.
Handoff
Visitors can ask for a human in one tap. The conversation lands in your dashboard with full context, the visitor's path through your site, and a reply box that emails them back. Most chatbot demos can't do this. We built the inbox first, the bot second.
Brand
Pick an accent, a corner radius, a tone of voice, a position. Husk generates a CSS-isolated widget in your colors that survives any host stylesheet. No iframe flicker, no theme leaks, no shipping a 200kb component library to do it.
Operate
Token spikes, model deprecations, latency regressions, regional outages — all our problem. You ship a script tag and forget it. The AI that will write you a chat widget will not also wake up at 3am when OpenAI returns a 529.
The widget you see is the easy part. Everything that keeps it earning is the rest.
What you're actually paying for elsewhere
The legacy widgets sell you a CRM, an automation suite, a 14-tab dashboard you'll log into twice. Most of it is for them, not for the next confused buyer staring at your /pricing page.
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A note from the founder
You can keep clicking around. You can compare us to the dashboards, the survey tools, the “AI for ecommerce” clones. You won't find anyone better at this — not at this price, not at twenty times this price. We say that knowing exactly how it sounds.
We see what your analytics literally cannot.
Every other tool in your stack measures the wound. We're the only one in the room while it's being made — sitting on the page during the exact second a visitor decides whether to buy. That second is where the money is. We're the only ones who hear it.
We don't sell software. We sell the number going up.
A dashboard hands you a chart and wishes you luck. We hand you three sentences your site is missing, the page they belong on, and the money each one is costing you per week. The work that turns that into revenue is twenty minutes. The work that turned it into the right twenty minutes is what you're paying us for.
Nobody is doing this at this price. We checked.
The tools that come close cost four figures a month and need a contract. The tools at our price are toy chatbots. We built the one in the middle on purpose, because the founders who need this most are the ones who can't afford the enterprise version and shouldn't settle for the toy. That's the whole product.
Try it for a week. If we're wrong about any of this, you'll know by Monday.
Founders already shipping with Husk
We replaced a 380kb chat widget with Husk on a Friday. By Monday our bounce rate on /pricing dropped 11% and PageSpeed jumped 18 points. Same week.
I run a one-product Shopify store. Husk now answers “when does it ship” and “does it fit a S24” twenty times a day so I don’t have to. That alone paid for it.
Finally a chat that doesn’t scream at our visitors. The widget feels like part of the site, not a vendor sticker glued onto it. Our team almost forgot it was there — except sales went up.
The math
Every week you go without knowing what your visitors couldn't find is another week of guessing — and another batch of would-be customers walking away from a sale that was already on the page.
Free
For testing, side projects, and small sites.
Pro
For storefronts, SaaS, and content sites that need it to just work.
VAT-compliant invoicing · 14-day no-questions refund · Your data and conversations export anytime as JSON.
The objections we hear
Every Monday, Husk emails you the three questions visitors asked last week that your site failed to answer — clustered by meaning, not keyword. Each finding ships with the page that lost the sales, the visitor's exact question, the sentence to add, and the estimated revenue the gap is costing you. It's the part you can't prompt an AI to build, because it needs a corpus of real conversations from your actual site.
Paste a single <script> tag into your site's HTML. Husk auto-crawls your content, then a small chat pill appears in the corner. Works with WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, and any HTML site.
No. Husk sets zero cookies, runs no fingerprinting, and stores no analytics on your visitors. It is GDPR-compliant out of the box and requires no consent banner.
14kb gzipped, total. Most chat widgets ship 200kb to 500kb of JavaScript. Husk is roughly 30 times smaller and loads asynchronously so it never blocks your page.
Husk crawls the public pages of your site to build a knowledge base. You can also add custom Q&A presets in the dashboard, and visitors can request a human handoff at any time.
Husk is a quiet, lightweight alternative. No auto-popups, no marketing automation, no 300kb bundle, no per-seat pricing. Just a small AI chat pill that answers visitor questions instantly.
Yes. The free plan includes one site and 100 conversations per month with Husk branding. Pro removes branding and limits for $19/month.
While you finished reading this page
You'll never hear from them. You won't know what they almost asked, what made them hesitate, or which competitor they opened in the next tab. The only thing you'll see is the number — flat again on Friday, the way it was last week, the way it'll be next week if nothing changes.