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Once your AI Experience is ready, the next step is to make it easy for the right people to discover and use it. Agentsy provides a standalone, branded website for your experience, so visitors can interact with your expertise without first navigating a traditional sales process. This guide explains where to share your AI website, what to say when introducing it, and how to check that visitors can access it successfully.

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Before you share

Confirm the following:
  • Your assistant has been tested with realistic questions and handles uncertainty appropriately.
  • The landing page accurately describes what visitors can expect.
  • Your chosen access setting—public or invite-only—matches your intended audience.
  • Guest chat and registration, if enabled, work as expected.
  • Any booking or contact link opens the correct destination.
  • Your website works on both mobile and desktop.
A public link is not the same as an unrestricted conversation. Your experience may still require registration or have other access rules. Test the exact journey a new visitor will see.
For a full pre-launch review, see Publish Your AI Experience.
  1. Sign in to Agentsy and open the relevant AI Experience.
  2. Find the website address associated with that experience.
  3. Open the link in a private or incognito browser window.
  4. Confirm that the branding, welcome content, access rules, and conversation entry point are correct.
  5. Copy the verified link to share with your audience.
If you’ve configured a custom domain, test that address too. Use the URL that is working and intended for visitors. See Custom Domains for related guidance.

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Choose where to share

Do not publicly distribute a private or invite-only experience as though anyone can access it. Confirm the permissions and invitation process before sending the link.

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Write an invitation that focuses on the visitor

An effective invitation explains what someone can do, rather than simply announcing that you’ve launched an AI assistant. For example, a generic invitation might say:
I launched my AI assistant. Try it here.
A more useful invitation might say:
Not sure which questions to ask before choosing a business consultant? Explore a few common scenarios with my AI Experience, then decide whether a conversation would be useful.
A simple formula is: Visitor question or challenge → what the experience helps them explore → link

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Example: Consultant

Exploring how to improve your team’s decision-making? You can interact with my approach, ask questions, and see which ideas may apply to your situation. Explore the experience.

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Example: Boat advisor

Thinking about buying a boat but unsure which type fits your plans? Start by exploring the trade-offs between different boat types and ownership needs. The experience is educational; a broker can help with current listings and availability.

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Example: Insurance educator

Want to understand common differences between life insurance options before meeting with an advisor? Explore the fundamentals in a guided educational conversation. Please don’t share sensitive personal or medical information in the chat.
Replace sample links with your own verified AI Experience URL. Keep claims aligned with what your assistant can actually do.
If you already have a company or personal website, make your AI Experience discoverable where visitors are considering your services. Good placements include:
  • A primary or secondary call to action on a relevant landing page.
  • A services page where visitors have questions about your approach.
  • An article or resource page where the experience can help readers go deeper.
  • An email signature or post-meeting follow-up.
Use descriptive button text such as Explore my approach, Ask a question, or Find out what fits your needs. Avoid promising a personalized diagnosis, live inventory, or other capabilities the assistant does not have. See Calls to Action for more examples.

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Share an invite-only experience

For a restricted experience:
  1. Verify that its access mode is set correctly.
  2. Confirm how authorized visitors receive or obtain access.
  3. Test the invitation flow using an account that has not already signed in.
  4. Share the link and any necessary instructions with the intended recipients.
  5. Test that an unauthorized visitor cannot access restricted conversations or materials.
See Public and Private Access for access-model guidance.

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Test the visitor journey after sharing

A successful link click is only the beginning. Test the entire experience from the perspective of someone new.
  • The link opens without an unexpected error or sign-in redirect.
  • The landing page explains the experience clearly.
  • The primary call to action opens the intended conversation flow.
  • Guest chat or registration works according to your configuration.
  • Visitors can ask questions and receive relevant answers.
  • The assistant acknowledges when information is unavailable.
  • Human follow-up links work when visitors are ready.
  • The experience is usable on a phone.

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Learn from early visitors

Start by sharing with a small, relevant audience. Ask what was useful, where visitors got confused, and whether the conversation helped them understand your expertise. Where available in your Agentsy workspace, review engagement and conversation information responsibly. Look for repeated questions, missing knowledge, unclear landing-page language, or opportunities to improve the next step. Do not assume every visitor is ready to buy. For more, see Conversation Insights and Lead Identification.

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