mode: sales · unpublished claim
Any discount if I book today?
I can only quote what is published: one price, or three payments.[1]
✕ refused: unpublished discount · source: your pricing page [1]
Can AI answer pre-sale questions about my coaching program?
Yes — when it answers from your own pages instead of guessing. HelpShelf reads your offer pages, curriculum outline, FAQ, and policies, then answers fit, pricing, and what-is-included questions with citations back to those sources. It refuses what a coach cannot let a tool improvise: discounts you never published, promises about client results, and refund exceptions your policy does not offer. When a prospect wants you rather than an answer, the handoff is offered, the visitor confirms it before anything is sent, and the lead arrives with their question and the page they asked from. There is a free tier, so it can sit on your sales page before your next enrollment window.
Pre-sale questions shouldn’t lose the booking.
The prospect who almost booked is the expensive one. This is where they go:
- Someone reads your offer page at 11pm, cannot tell whether it is for them, and books nothing.
- "What is actually included?" and "what does it cost?" arrive as DMs you answer the next afternoon.
- The same three objections come up on every discovery call, before you get to the actual fit conversation.
- Intent cools between your sales page and your calendar link.
Answers that sell
An AI sales agent that cites your offer, not a script
Coaching closes in conversation. The job of the agent is to get prospects into that conversation with their doubts already answered, and to hand you a named lead when they stall short of booking.
Fit questions answered from your own pages
"Is this for beginners?" "Do you work with founders?" Answered from your positioning, with the source shown, at the moment of interest.
Pricing answered the way you published it
If your investment is on the page, the answer cites it. If it is not, the agent says pricing is discussed on a call and offers the next step. It never quotes a number you did not publish.
A handoff the visitor controls
When a prospect wants you, they confirm the handoff themselves. You get their question, their contact details, and the page they asked from as a lead in your inbox, with alert options in your notification settings.
No promises you didn’t make
The creator preset refuses income and results claims and regulated advice. Your agent is specific about your offer and silent about guarantees you never gave.
mode: salesanswering from your offer
Is this right for someone who has never hired a coach?
Yes, if you need a clear offer and weekly accountability, that is exactly who this program is for.[1]
✓ verified · source: your program page [1]
one agent · every pagefit -> cited · policy -> cited
Answers from your pages, and refusals when unsupported.
Handoff stays visitor-controlled
When it cannot prove an answer, it says so. When you're reachable it offers to pass the buyer to you, and nothing is sent until the visitor confirms. Leads land in your inbox.
- · unsupported answer is explicit, never hidden
- · handoff can be offered only when you're reachable
- · visitor review and confirmation happen before send
From sales page to selling agent in three steps
No funnel rebuild. No help desk to configure.
1
Point it at your coaching site
Paste your URL. HelpShelf reads your offer pages, curriculum outline, FAQ, and policies onto a shelf you review before anything answers.
2
Add one script tag
Works anywhere you can paste a snippet: Kajabi, Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Showit, Framer, or your own site. The widget then loads on every page.
3
Keep the creator guardrails
Choose "Courses, coaching, or a community" during setup. Discount, refund, and results-claim guardrails apply, and every conversation and captured lead lands in your inbox.
Whop store pages do not run third-party widgets and there is no HelpShelf Whop app, so Whop sellers put the widget on the site they own and the help-center link on the store page. Skool works the same way.
Guardrails coaches actually need
Grounded in what you published, and explicit when it cannot prove an answer.
Speaks from your program pages
Your niche, your method, your promise. The agent’s whole worldview is what you published, so nothing generic gets said on your behalf.
Citations under supported answers
A supported answer shows the page it came from, so the prospect can check it and so can you.
No invented discounts or results
It quotes the price you published and declines to promise outcomes. Regulated financial, medical, and legal advice is refused and routed to you.
Refunds from your published policy
"What is your refund policy?" is answered from your policy, with the source. "Can you make an exception?" is refused and sent to you.
Fit answers yes, personal promises no
"Would this work for someone like me?" gets what your pages say about who you work with. "Will you personally guarantee I get clients?" is refused and handed to you.
Free while you validate
A live widget, AI answers, and a public help center on the Free plan, no card. Pro is $49 and Scale is $149 when your lead volume justifies it.
Built for coaches who sell programs and calls
If a call is your close, the agent is your opener.
1:1 and high-ticket coaches
Objections answered before the discovery call, so the call is about fit rather than FAQs.
Group and cohort programs
Dates, format, and commitment questions answered while enrollment is open.
Consultants and advisors
Scope and engagement questions answered from your own service pages, with citations.
Course-and-coaching hybrids
One agent covers the evergreen course and the high-touch offer, routing each to the right close.
1 tag
Widget installation
$0
To get started
Cited
Supported answers
Frequently asked questions
The pages you connect: your offer and sales pages, curriculum outline, FAQ, about page, and policies. You review the shelf before it answers, and supported answers cite the page they came from.
No. There are no dialogue trees to build. It retrieves from your own content and answers in language, and when your pages do not support an answer it says so instead of guessing.
No. The creator preset refuses income and results claims. If a prospect asks whether your program will double their revenue, the agent declines to promise an outcome and sticks to what your pages say about your method and who you work with.
Then it says pricing is discussed on a call and offers the next step. It does not quote a number you never published. Publish your pricing later and it answers with a citation.
The visitor confirms the handoff themselves, so the agent never claims it passed a message along on its own. You get the question, the page they asked from, and their contact details as a lead in your inbox, with alert options in your notification settings.
It answers questions about your business — your offer, method, logistics, and policies — from your published content. Regulated financial, medical, and legal advice is refused even when your content discusses those topics, and those conversations are routed to you.
No. We have not built or listed a Whop app, and Whop store pages do not run third-party widgets. Put the widget on the site you own and your public help-center link on the store page. Skool is the same.
Yes: a live widget, AI answers, and a public help center, with no card and no expiry. Pro is $49 a month and Scale is $149 when your volume calls for it.
Sell a course or run a community too?
One agent, and the specific path for each place you sell.