Transitioning from a chatbot agency to a SaaS company is a strategic move that can significantly scale your business. By developing your own products, you can tap into recurring revenue streams and reach a wider market. In this article, we’ll explore some chatbot agencies that have successfully made this transition.
1. BotsCrew (https://botscrew.com)
BotsCrew began as an agency offering chatbot-building services but later developed its own chatbot-building framework. This framework allows companies to create AI-powered chatbots efficiently, helping them scale their customer service and engagement capabilities.
2. Botmakers (https://botmakers.net)
Botmakers started by selling chatbot project leads and then transitioned into a marketplace offering chatbot templates. This shift enabled businesses to quickly deploy chatbots without the need to start from scratch, tapping into a broader customer base.
3. Tars (https://hellotars.com)
Tars began as a chatbot development agency and later transformed into a SaaS platform focused on creating conversational landing pages. Their product helps businesses increase conversion rates by providing interactive, engaging experiences for users, leading to more efficient lead generation and customer support.
4. BotSupply (https://botsupply.ai)
BotSupply, a Denmark-based agency, evolved into a SaaS company specializing in AI-powered chatbots and conversational interfaces. Their platform allows businesses to create multilingual chatbots, providing global customer support solutions.
5. Take (https://www.take.net/en/)
Take is a Brazilian company that started as an agency and later launched its chatbot platform, BLiP. This platform helps businesses manage and deploy chatbots across multiple channels, providing a centralized solution for customer communication.
6. We Build Bots (https://wbb.ai)
We Build Bots, a London-based agency, transformed into a SaaS provider with their AI-powered customer service platform, ‘IntelAgent.’ The platform helps businesses automate customer support tasks, reducing operational costs while improving customer experience.
7. Leena.ai (https://leena.ai)
Leena.ai started as an agency but later joined Y Combinator and built a successful HR chatbot platform. Their solution automates employee interactions in areas like onboarding, payroll, and HR support, offering companies a scalable way to manage HR queries.
These examples highlight how chatbot agencies can successfully transition into SaaS companies. If you know of other agencies that have made this shift, please share them in the comments or email me at [email protected]. Let’s continue the conversation on how agencies can scale and innovate in the chatbot industry.