Start building your scenario in the visual builder and fully test it for free before launching.
Bots on different platforms
Create bots for free with the builder for Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, and other platforms.
Access features available on paid plans
Up to 5 people can test the bot with unlimited usage.
No card required on the free trial plan.
No credit card required
Collaborative work
Invite colleagues to the builder and edit bots together.
Instead of code, you work with a visual flow. You can instantly see the bot’s structure and edit individual elements without rewriting the entire scenario.
Traditional development
if (message. type === "lead') { const data = await parseInput (); await crm. createLead(data); }
In Botmother:
Your entire bot logic at a glance
Receive a lead
Verify phone number
Send to CRM
Yes, you can create a chatbot yourself using our Knowledge Base. No programming is required to work with the builder — the bot’s flow is assembled from ready-made blocks. If you encounter difficulties, you can contact support.
From simple scenarios with messages and questions to complex automations with branching, variables, AI, and integrations. For example, a bot can collect a request, verify the data, send it to your CRM, and continue the conversation with the user.
You can launch one scenario across multiple channels: Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Viber.
Yes. You can create and test a bot for free. In the free plan, the bot can respond to up to five users simultaneously with unlimited usage. These users become the bot’s testers. The bot won’t respond to other users until you assign them as testers, freeing up a spot in the tester list. You can have up to five testers at a time, and you can choose and change them whenever you want.
Yes. You can add an AI assistant to your bot scenario and configure it to communicate with users, answer questions based on your knowledge base, and handle requests.
Yes. Botmother lets you transfer data between your bot and external systems through ready-made integrations and APIs. For example, you can send requests to a CRM, save data in spreadsheets, or retrieve information from external services.