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Your school’s chatbot can’t find the course price

Learners ask school bots about prices, start dates, levels and refunds. We check those answers against your own published pages.

Language schools, driving schools, music teachers and short-course providers all get the same questions before someone enrols: how much, when does it start, which level am I, what if I miss a lesson. Learners compare a few schools and pick the one that answers.

Course pages are full of near-identical tables: evening and daytime groups, 10 and 20 weeks, full price and early-bird price. We ask what a learner would ask and check every answer against your site.

How much is the 10-week evening course?

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Your page says

Evening course, 10 weeks: €290

Course page, right above the booking button

Verified issueA mistake we found in a live bot, retold with a made-up business.

What your customers ask

The questions we put to your bot first

  • How much is the evening course?
  • When does the next group start?
  • Is there a placement test, and is it free?
  • Can I pay in instalments?
  • Is the early-bird price still available?
  • Do I get a certificate at the end?
  • What happens if I miss a lesson?
  • Can I get a refund if I drop out in the first week?

Where a wrong answer hurts in education

Prices the bot doesn’t know

If the bot says it doesn’t know a price that is on your course page, the learner assumes it is hidden or higher, and enrols elsewhere.

The wrong group, the wrong date

Evening and daytime groups, two start dates, two levels. A bot that reads the neighbouring row sends a learner to the wrong class or the wrong month.

Refund and enrolment rules made up

A bot that invents a refund window or a deadline creates promises you either honour or dispute with a customer who has it in writing.

The mistakes we look for

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