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People type “how much does a business chatbot cost” into Google because they want a number before they talk to anyone. Fair. The honest answer is: it depends on the job the bot has to do, not on a generic “chatbot” line item.
What actually moves the price
A bot that answers three FAQs on a marketing site is a different product from a bot trained on your internal documents, talking to customers on WhatsApp, and handing hot leads to sales.
Typical scope questions:
- Where it lives — website widget, WhatsApp, Telegram, or more than one
- What it knows — a short FAQ list vs. a private document set (RAG)
- What it does after the chat — capture a lead, book a slot, or just answer
- Who maintains it — launch-only vs. ongoing updates as your content changes
Until those are clear, any rupee figure is a guess. Guessing on a live site is how agencies end up arguing with clients later.
How we talk about price at Aura
We publish starting-from figures on the services page once the team confirms them. Until then those cards say TBC on purpose. After a short consult you get a fixed-scope proposal within 48 hours — a number tied to a written build, not a sliding hourly clock.
If you want a quote for your case, send a paragraph about the job. That is enough to start.
What this post is not
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