Same question, two journeys
A customer asks: “I need haircuts for my two kids on Saturday morning.”The usual way
Ask → get a list of names → open a website → search again → find the contact form → wait for an answer.Every step is a chance to give up.
With Aibuku
Ask → the assistant finds your salon → shows your services → the customer sends their request, right there in the chat.Same question. No starting over.
Found, chosen, done
Aibuku works on the whole journey, in three steps.Found
AI assistants and search engines can find your business.Your website has to be easy for them to read, and your business has to be listed where they look. Aibuku checks your website and tells you what to fix, and helps you get listed in the assistants’ own app directories.In Aibuku: Site health · Directories
Chosen
When someone asks, the assistant recommends you — with the right facts.An assistant recommends the businesses it understands and trusts. Aibuku gives it your real details — what you offer, when you are open, how to reach you — and tests how often it recommends you, compared with your competitors.In Aibuku: Your business details · Prompts and runs · The weekly report
Done
The customer finishes the job inside the chat.Asking a question, requesting a quote, booking a time: your customer does it where they already are, and you get the request.In Aibuku: Services in Studio · Connect an assistant · Inbox

Done: a customer's question, answered with the salon's own card, inside the chat.
Why all three
Each step needs the one before it. A business that is found but not understood is not recommended. A business that is recommended but sends the customer off to start again loses them at the last step. Aibuku looks after the whole way, from the first question to the finished request. The goal is not another click. The goal is helping your customer finish what they came to do.Start now
The Quick start takes you from sign-up to a real answer about your business in a chat.

