Promptly
Builds AI apps, chatbots, and agents from templates without writing code, then embeds them anywhere.
At a glance
Starts at
$99.99 per month
Last published price, from the vendor's archived site (June 2026). The site is offline.
Free tier
Yes, limited
Platforms
Web, API, Slack, Discord
Best for
Teams building internal AI tools without engineers
Not for
Anyone needing deep custom model training
4.0 out of 5
Scored by a Toolio reviewer after real useOur verdict
Promptly lets you pick a template, attach your own data from files, websites, or Notion exports, and publish a working AI app or chatbot without writing code, chaining models from providers like OpenAI, Cohere, Stability AI, and Hugging Face along the way. Published apps embed into a website with a code snippet or run through Promptly's own API, and use cases range from an AI SDR to a marketing content generator. It's aimed at enterprise teams standing up several AI apps quickly, so a solo hobbyist wanting one simple chatbot may find the platform more built out than they need.
✓What it does well
No-code app buildingTemplates let you build a working AI app or chatbot without writing code.
Multi-model chainingIt chains models from providers like OpenAI, Cohere, Stability AI, and Hugging Face.
Flexible data sourcesData can come from files, website URLs, YouTube links, Google Drive, or Notion exports.
✕Where it falls short
Built for scale, not simplicityThe platform is geared toward enterprise use cases, not a single lightweight chatbot need.
Embedding needs setupPublishing to your own site requires copying and configuring an embed code snippet.
Depends on third-party modelsOutput quality depends on whichever underlying model provider you chain into the app.
Key features
Template-based app builderYou pick a template and configure inputs to build an app quickly.
Model chainingIt chains models from major providers like OpenAI and Hugging Face.
Embeddable chatbot widgetsChatbots embed into your website with a copy-paste code snippet.
Custom data integrationApps can pull in your own data from files, sitemaps, or Notion exports.