Ingredients: your public web pages, your public calendars.
Reads only public pages and public calendars. Answers reflect your pages as they were on the day they were read.
Real questions. Real answers.
Recorded from live Answerhall links on real organizations’ websites. Answers are word for word. Open any of them and ask your own question.
“Do you take my insurance?”
Advanced Allergy and Asthma says they accept Medicare/Medicaid with a physician referral and are contracted with most Medicare Advantage plans. They also list network insurances including Aetna, BCBS, Cigna, Deseret Mutual, Direct Care, GEHA, Health EZ, Humana, Meritain, Motive Health, PEHP, Select Health, TriWest, U of U, UMR, and United Health Care.
If you want to confirm your specific plan or benefits, the published information says to contact them directly or check with your employer or insurance company.
Asked ofAdvanced Allergy and Asthma, Ogden, UT
Pages it searched4 pages
About Advanced Allergy and Asthma
Patient Information - Ogden, UT: Advanced Allergy and Asthma
Advanced Allergy and Asthma: Allergists: Ogden, UT
Testimonials & Reviews - Ogden, UT: Advanced Allergy and Asthma
Recorded October 26, 2026 from the live link. The answer is word for word; inline citation numbers are left out and repeated source titles are listed once.
Cat adoption fees are listed as $65 for a young adult or mature cat age 1 to 10 years, $45 for a senior cat 10+ years, $125 for a single kitten up to 1 year, and $150 for a pair of kittens up to 1 year.
Asked ofFurever Friends Animal Oasis, Utah
Pages it searched4 pages
About Furever Friends Animal Oasis
Adoption Policy Procedure 4 NEW
Spay & Neuter Program
Adoption Information
Recorded October 26, 2026 from the live link. The answer is word for word; inline citation numbers are left out and repeated source titles are listed once.
Yes. Canyon Rim Academy says applications are randomized into a waiting list at the end of each monthly application period, and students are invited from the top of that list as openings come up; I don’t have a way to tell you your exact position in the school’s published information.
Our note, not the link’s words: it can’t see anyone’s place on the list, so it says so instead of inventing one.
Asked ofCanyon Rim Academy
Pages it searched3 pages
About Canyon Rim Academy
Canyon Rim Academy: Enrollment FAQ
Canyon Rim Academy: Lottery
Private records read0
Recorded October 26, 2026 from the live link. The answer is word for word; inline citation numbers are left out and repeated source titles are listed once.
Sí. Canyon Rim Academy ofrece almuerzo escolar, y el precio diario es $2.75; el almuerzo reducido cuesta $0.40 y el almuerzo gratis cuesta $0.00.
Asked ofCanyon Rim Academy, in Spanish, from its English pages
Pages it searched3 pages
About Canyon Rim Academy
Canyon Rim Academy: Lunch/Breakfast
Canyon Rim Academy: Kindergarten at CRA
LanguagesEnglish, Spanish
Recorded October 26, 2026 from the live link. The answer is word for word; inline citation numbers are left out and repeated source titles are listed once.
“Do you offer a summer robotics camp for 8th graders?”
I don’t have that in the school’s published information. Please check with the office.
Our note, not the link’s words: this is the answer that matters most. The school’s site doesn’t mention a camp, so Answerhall doesn’t invent one. The question goes on the school’s list of things its website can’t answer yet.
Asked ofCanyon Rim Academy
Pages it searched3 pages
About Canyon Rim Academy
Canyon Rim Academy: Kindergarten at CRA
Canyon Rim Academy: Enrollment FAQ
The live link lists the pages it searched even when none of them answers the question.
Recorded October 26, 2026 from the live link. The answer is word for word; inline citation numbers are left out and repeated source titles are listed once.
No code, no login, no meeting. Nothing on your website changes, whoever built it.
1
Paste your address
Any public website, plus the email the link should go to.
2
Wait 10 to 20 minutes
Answerhall reads your public pages and calendars, starting with the ones visitors need most. Your link uses your site’s own colors and logo.
3
Share the link
Social posts, emails, texts, a QR code, or on your own site. Anyone who opens it can ask. Serving suggestions
Serving suggestions
It’s one link. Put it wherever people already ask you things.
Social media
Post it, pin it, and add it to your link-in-bio.
Email
Newsletters, replies, your signature, auto-replies and order confirmations.
Text messages
Answer “what time do you close?” with the link to everything else.
Print
Turn the link into a QR code for flyers, front-desk signs, receipts and packaging.
Google Business Profile
Add it so people who find you on Search and Maps can ask.
Phone
Mention it in your voicemail and hold message.
On your own site
Paid plan, 14 days free1 line of code
A floating Ask buttonon every page
Visitors tap it and ask without leaving the page.
An ask box inside a pagehelp, FAQ, contact
Answerhall lineremoved on paid
Works on any website that lets you add a line of code. Your free link’s page has the code, the steps and the free trial.
What’s in it. What isn’t.
A confident wrong answer, in your name, is the one thing it must never give. So it’s built to leave things out.
Contains
Answers from your own pages
Only what your website publishes. Nothing from the wider internet.
A source under every answer
Each answer lists the pages it came from, so a visitor can check it and so can you.
Plain words, in English or Spanish
Ask in Spanish and get the answer in Spanish, from the same English pages.
Does not contain
A promise of perfection
It can miss or misread a page, which is why every answer shows its source. When it can’t find something, it says so and points people to you.
Private records
No logins, accounts, orders, patients or students. If a person can’t open the page, neither can Answerhall.
Anything installed on your site
The free link lives on its own. Nothing goes on your website unless you add the one line yourself, and deleting the line removes it.
On the paid plan: the questions it couldn’t answer
Every month I send you what people asked and what it couldn’t find. Those are the questions that turn into calls, emails and support tickets.
Most take a paragraph of writing to fix, and no software. Add it to your website and the next weekly re-read picks it up. Or email me the answer and I’ll add it without touching your site.
It couldn’t find
Example listillustrative
Do you ship to Canada?missing
Are you open the day after Thanksgiving?missing
Is there parking for the evening event?missing
Can I change my appointment online?missing
An example of the format, not a real customer’s list.
Good for any website people ask about
The busier the site, the more the same questions repeat.
Example questions, for illustration. Answers depend on what each site publishes.
Online stores
Do you ship to Canada? What’s your return window? Does this run small?
Companies and services
Do you serve my area? How does billing work? How do I cancel?
Clinics and practices
Do you take my insurance? Are you open Saturdays? Do I need a referral?
Schools
When is pickup on early-release days? How does the lottery work?
Cities, libraries and community centers
When does the pool open? Is the council meeting open to the public?
Churches and nonprofits
What time are services? How do I volunteer? What does adoption cost?
Free to use. Paid to keep it current.
The free link answers from your site as it is today. The paid version re-reads it every week and shows you what people ask.
Free
$0
The link, for as long as you like.
Your site, answered, in its own colorsyes
Share the link anywhereyes
Answers stay currentas of the day read
On your own website, with one line of codepaid plan
Make your free link first. When it’s ready, choose “Put it on your website” and start the trial there with a card. Cancel online before the 14 days end and you pay nothing; after that it renews until you cancel. Plus any sales tax. Schools can pay yearly by invoice: email pbesson@bessondigital.com. Want a handbook or policy binder added that isn’t on your site? That’s an upgrade. Email me and I’ll quote it.
Questions people ask before they paste
Does this change my website?
No. It reads your public pages and makes a separate link. Your site is untouched, and nothing is installed unless you start the paid plan and add its one line of code to your website yourself.
What happens when it can’t find the answer?
It says it couldn’t find that and points the person to you. Sometimes the answer is on your site and it missed the page. If you see that, tell me which page and I’ll look at it. The paid version sends you those questions every month.
Can it see orders, accounts or patient and student records?
No. It reads only public pages and public calendars, and it’s never connected to any internal system. If a person can’t open a page without logging in, Answerhall can’t either.
Will it work on a big site or an online store?
It works on any public website it can read: shipping, returns, policies, hours, services. Very large sites are declined for now, and if a site blocks automatic readers, we’ll tell you. It answers from what your pages say on the day they were read; the paid version re-reads them every week.
Which languages does it answer in?
English and Spanish. Ask in Spanish and it answers in Spanish, from your English pages.
What AI writes the answers?
OpenAI models, running on Microsoft Azure. The model is only given passages from your own pages to answer from, which is why it can’t pull answers from anywhere else. Under Azure’s terms, your pages and your visitors’ questions aren’t used to train those models.
Can I add answers that aren’t on my website?
Yes, with the paid version. Email me the information and I’ll add it to what Answerhall answers from. Anyone can then ask about it, so only send what you’d be happy to publish.
Can I put it on my own website?
Yes, with the paid plan, which starts with 14 days free: a floating Ask button on every page, an ask box inside a page, or both. It’s one line of code, on any website that lets you add one.
Why is it free?
Because the link is the demonstration. Most people decide after watching their customers or visitors use it for a week. The paid version is for people who then want it kept current and want to see what’s being asked.
Who can paste a site?
Anyone, for any public site, with limits: a few links a day per person, and very large sites are declined.
Who built this?
Pierre Besson, a software engineer in West Jordan, Utah, after watching a school front office hunt for an answer that was already on the school’s website. One person builds it and answers the email.
Your website already has the answers.
Let people ask it. Paste your address and your link is ready in 10 to 20 minutes.
Answer Facts
Serving size1 website
Reading the site now. This usually takes 10 to 20 minutes.