AI Customer Service That Never Sleeps

Customer enquiries on WeChat get instant automatic replies; complex questions are handed to a human.

Built for tea houses, tobacco and liquor stores, distilleries, domestic services, community group buying — any storefront whose customers message on WeChat. Hiring one fewer person covers the entire cost of this system. You don't buy hardware and you don't need technical knowledge; we configure the whole thing for you.

¥99 (~$15) first month — less than 1/40 of a support agent's salary

Sound familiar?

The troubles every storefront owner knows

How AI customer service catches the orders you're missing

It doesn't sleep, doesn't take leave, doesn't get annoyed — it stands watch on WeChat 24/7

Instant replies, no lost orders

When a customer asks “do you have stock” or “how much is it”, AI replies instantly and holds the sale.

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Online 24 hours

While you're out, eating or sleeping, AI keeps watch on WeChat and catches every customer.

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Knows your products better than a temp

Your products, prices and FAQ are all fed in, so answers are professional and consistent.

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Hands over when unsure

It answers only what you've confirmed. Anything it isn't sure about goes to a human automatically — it never improvises.

Hiring a support agent vs. using AI customer service

The arithmetic any sensible owner does
Hiring a support agentAI customer service
Monthly costfrom ¥5,000¥99 first month
Working hours8-hour day shift24/7
Leave / resignationHappensNever
Reply speedFalls behind when busyInstant
Product knowledgeNeeds trainingFed directly — knows it all
Can it double up on other work?No — dedicated roleExtendable into an AI employee (markets/writes/manages files)

Which businesses does it suit?

Any store whose customers message on WeChat
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Tea houses

Tea enquiries, private room bookings, gift box recommendations

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Distilleries / liquor & tobacco

Product ranges, wholesale and bulk orders

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Community group buying

Arrival notices, after-sales, order guidance

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Domestic services

Pricing, bookings, qualification enquiries

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Other storefronts

Any business where customers ask questions on WeChat

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Small and medium businesses

Catch customer enquiries so staff can focus on core work

Built on China's national standard for human–AI customer service

Since 1 September 2026 there is a national standard defining how AI customer service must behave in China. We configure to it.
NATIONAL STANDARD

GB/T 47746—2026 · 顾客联络服务 人工与智能客户服务协同要求

Customer contact service — Requirements for collaboration between live and intelligent customer services
Standard no.
GB/T 47746—2026
Published
2026-05-25
Effective
2026-09-01
ICS
03.080.01 (CCS A 12)

This is a recommended national standard (GB/T) issued in China governing how human agents and intelligent (AI) customer service must cooperate. It is organised into overall requirements, inbound tasks (allocation, and handover in both directions between AI and human agents), and outbound tasks.

Clause 5.2.2.6 lists five situations in which the service must automatically transfer to a human agent:

  1. a) the interaction reaches the failure threshold and still cannot be recognised;
  2. b) the customer explicitly refuses intelligent service;
  3. c) the conversation involves information security;
  4. d) an emergency concerning personal or property safety;
  5. e) the intelligent response times out (the standard's example is longer than 3 minutes).
Note on wording: clause 5.2.1 of the standard uses the term “不宜” (inadvisable / should not), which is weaker than a prohibition. Some secondary commentary has restated this as a hard “must not”. We quote the standard as written rather than as summarised — if you need the exact wording of a clause for compliance purposes, obtain the official text from the Standardization Administration of China.

What you have to do is three steps

We handle everything; you don't need to learn any technology
1

Tell us about your store

Your products, prices, opening hours and common questions — just send them to us on WeChat.

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We configure it

We organise it into an AI knowledge base, install it and test it. You don't touch anything.

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You carry on running your shop

Customer enquiries on WeChat get automatic AI replies; complex ones are passed to you.

Transparent pricing

Try it first; renew only if you find it useful
First-month trial
¥99 (~$15) / first month
then renew if it earns its keep
  • 24/7 automatic AI replies
  • Product / pricing / FAQ knowledge base configured
  • Automatic handover to a human for complex questions
  • After-sales support

One-time knowledge base set-up: ¥500 (~$75). Annual pricing is more economical — ask us for a quote.

Prices are in RMB (CNY). Reference conversion at 6.71 CNY/USD (ECB, 2026-09-09). Payment is collected in China; for overseas or cross-border arrangements, please contact us.

FAQ

Is it expensive?

The first month is ¥99 — roughly 40 times cheaper than hiring a support agent. Try it first, and stop renewing if you do not find it useful.

I am not good with computers. Can I still use this?

There is nothing to worry about. You do not need to learn any technology; we handle the whole configuration. You just read the messages.

What happens if it answers wrongly?

It only answers content you have confirmed, and any question it is not confident about is automatically handed over to a human, so it never guesses and damages your reputation.

Do I need a business licence?

Yes — a sole proprietorship licence is sufficient. It is needed to certify the WeChat customer service account, which WeChat provides free of charge. If you have a licence, you can use this.

Which kinds of businesses does it support?

Tea houses, tobacco and liquor stores, distilleries, domestic services, community group buying — any storefront whose customers get in touch via WeChat.

What is GB/T 47746—2026 and does it apply to me?

GB/T 47746—2026, Customer contact service—Requirements for collaboration between live and intelligent customer services, is China's national standard for how human agents and AI customer service must work together. It was published on 2026-05-25 and took effect on 2026-09-01. For example, clause 5.2.2.6 lists five situations where the service must automatically transfer to a human agent, including when the customer explicitly refuses intelligent service or when the interaction involves information security. If you deploy AI customer service in China, this standard defines how it is expected to behave — and our configuration is built around it.

Set it up for your store now

¥99 for the first month. Try it, and renew if it works for you.

AI customer service is only the starting point

One AI employee stack that gets the work done for small businesses and SMEs

🤖 Can your AI customer service pass the national standard?

GB/T 47746—2026 took effect on 1 September 2026. Check all 59 clauses in about 3 minutes and get an automatic gap report that flags the five veto items. Self-check first, then fix.

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