For the first 6 months of building chatbot.witarist.com, we did something a lot of early-stage founders do: we left the website chat offline at night.

We thought it was fine. Most of our customers were in India and the US. We had business hours. If someone came by at 2am, they would just come back.

Then we started doing founder calls and kept hearing the same thing. "I checked out your site late one night and there was nobody there so I just moved on." Multiple times. From people who had eventually become customers through other channels.

We were losing the late-night researchers. The people who do their homework after the kids are in bed. The ones who actually read the docs before talking to sales.

The fix was not complicated. We set up auto-replies that pull answers from our documentation. Someone asks "does it integrate with HubSpot?" at midnight and they get an accurate answer pulled from our actual integration docs, not a generic "we will get back to you."

That part worked fine. But then we noticed something else. We could see in our own tool that people were landing on the pricing page, reading it for 4 minutes, then leaving without asking anything. No question. No reply. Just gone.

The pricing page lurkers are a different problem. They know enough to know what they want. They just need one specific thing answered and if they do not find it, they bounce.

So we added what we now call visitor radar. You can see every live visitor on your site, what page they are on, how long they have been there, and where they came from. When someone sits on pricing for 3 minutes, you know. You can jump in with a specific message or set a trigger to do it automatically.

The combination changed our demo conversion pretty meaningfully. Not because the product got better. Because we stopped being invisible.

If you are building a B2B tool and you have not thought about what happens to your website after 6pm, it is worth thinking about. Most of your sales cycle happens when nobody is watching.

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