Free AI Chatbot Builder

Build a free AI chatbot from your PDFs, website, and business content

Ask My Bot helps you turn existing knowledge into an AI assistant without starting from a blank prompt. Add documents, website pages, images, or notes, test the answers, then publish when it is useful.

Start from real content

Upload PDFs, files, images, pasted text, or website pages so answers are grounded in material you already trust.

Test before publishing

Create a private bot first, ask realistic visitor questions, and improve weak answers before you share it.

Publish where buyers ask

Use a hosted bot page, QR code, or website widget when the bot is ready for customers, clients, or followers.

What you can build first

  • A PDF chatbot for a guide, menu, brochure, manual, or portfolio.
  • A website chatbot that answers from services, pricing, FAQ, and contact pages.
  • A lead-capture assistant for coaches, restaurants, creators, and small businesses.
  • A private knowledge bot for content you want to test before publishing.

Free plan fit

The Free plan is best for validating one or two focused bots, testing source quality, and learning which questions people ask. Upgrade when you need higher message volume, more bots, larger content limits, unbranded public pages, lead database access, webhooks, or Live API sources.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ask My Bot a free AI chatbot builder?

Yes. Ask My Bot includes a Free plan for creating AI bots from supported source content. Paid plans increase limits and unlock more advanced capabilities.

Can I build a chatbot without coding?

Yes. You can create a bot, add source content, customize the public page and widget, and test answers from the dashboard without writing code.

Can a free chatbot use PDFs?

Yes. Ask My Bot supports PDF uploads along with other document, image, pasted text, and website sources within plan limits.

Can I embed the chatbot on my website?

Public bots can be embedded with the Ask My Bot widget. You can also set allowed domains to control where the widget loads.