Now onboarding a limited set of pilot stores. Early partners get founder pricing and a direct line to the roadmap.
Built by a senior team with a decade of fintech and e-commerce software behind it.
The quiet truth98%of visitors leave without buying or asking anything
Most of them had a question that never got asked. Zeronode notices those moments and starts the conversation before they're gone, on every page at once.
A question, a description, or a photo gives Zeronode a place to start. It helps customers understand their options and choose the next step.
A quick questionGet a useful answer.
Help with product details and store information, right where the customer is browsing.
A considered purchaseExplore the options together.
Clarify the need, compare relevant products, and help the customer choose. Add a visual preview when it is useful.
Starts with their intent.
Customers can describe what they need in their own words. A visible input on your page makes it easy to ask for help.
Recommends like a person.
It considers preferences, budget, and product details, then explains relevant choices and their trade-offs. Customers can also start with a photo.
Helps with the next step.
An answer, a comparison, a cart, an enquiry, or a human handoff. The next step follows what the customer needs.
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Online · ready to help
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Looks like you're comparing three e-bikes.
Where will you ride it most?
Daily city ridesWeekend trailsA bit of both
Daily city rides
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I'd take the Urban One. It's the lightest of the three, and the 70 km range covers a normal week without constant charging.
Urban One · Lighter frame · up to 70 km range · €1,890
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More ways to find the right fit
Start with a need. Or a picture.
Let customers describe what they are looking for directly on your website. The intent bar brings their needs into the conversation, so Zeronode can help them explore your catalog.
A customer could start with
“I need a desk for a small home office, under €300.”
Find products from a photo.
A product photo or inspiration image can be the starting point. Zeronode finds relevant options from your connected catalog and helps the customer refine their choice.
Picture it in their room, when useful.
For interior projects, customers can add a room photo and preview selected catalog products in an AI-generated concept.
Chat and product recommendations work without photos. Photo search and room visualization are optional capabilities configured for your store.
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Room visualization
Show me how an oak vanity and brass tap could look in my bathroom.
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Here’s a room concept with warm oak, an ivory basin, and brass details.
AI room concept · illustrative example
In this concept
Oak vanity
Ivory basin
Brass tap
A concept to explore ideas. Dimensions, finishes, and installation fit need separate checks.
The sales toolkit
Sells like your best person.
From everyday questions and product recommendations to the next practical step.
Knows your catalog
Grounded in your real products, prices and stock. It does not invent.
Speaks the visitor's language
Replies in the language the visitor writes in, on every page.
Adds the right product to the cart
Straight from the conversation, confirmed by the visitor first.
Captures leads with context
Name, need and the whole conversation, delivered to your inbox or CRM.
Hands over to a human
When a person is needed, the conversation moves on with its full history.
Confirms before it acts
Nothing runs without the visitor's yes. Every action is explicit.
From a need to the next step.
Customers can get a quick answer or explore a bigger decision. Zeronode adapts the conversation to the help they need.
Understand
Start with a question, a description of the need, or a photo.
Clarify
Ask about the preferences or constraints that matter to the choice.
Recommend
Explain relevant products and their differences. Offer a room concept for an interior project when useful.
Help them act
Continue to a product, cart, enquiry, or the right person, according to the customer’s needs.
Less than one lost sale.
Start small. Scale when the conversations start doing real work.
