# SuperCognit > A no-code platform to build, publish and monetize customer-facing and internal AI agents — trained on your own website and files, with real tool-use and actions, checkout and per-seat billing, and deployment to a website widget, custom domain, WhatsApp and Telegram. SuperCognit lets anyone build an AI agent grounded in their own content, give it real actions (web search, browser automation, payments, and custom tools over MCP), and ship it to a website widget, a custom domain, or WhatsApp and Telegram channels — with usage metering, cost controls, and a marketplace to sell access. The pages below cover the product, how it compares to alternatives, real deployments, and industry use cases. Full text of every page inlined in one file: https://supercognit.com/llms-full.txt ## Product - [Chat agents](https://supercognit.com/product/agents): Branded AI agents on your own domain — prompt in, product out. - [MCP servers](https://supercognit.com/product/mcp-servers): Sell tools any MCP client can connect to — Claude, Cursor and beyond. - [Knowledge](https://supercognit.com/product/knowledge): Ground answers in your docs with hybrid retrieval and citations. - [Tools & automation](https://supercognit.com/product/tools): HTTP tools, browser automation and payments — no glue code. - [Embeddable widget](https://supercognit.com/product/widget): Drop your agent on any site with a single script tag. - [Custom domains](https://supercognit.com/product/domains): Your agent, your domain — certificates and routing handled for you. - [WhatsApp & Telegram](https://supercognit.com/product/channels): The same agent, answering on the apps your customers already use. - [CRM & lead capture](https://supercognit.com/product/crm): Qualified conversations become CRM contacts, transcript attached. - [Inbox](https://supercognit.com/product/inbox): Every conversation, every channel, with the visitor's context attached. - [Contacts](https://supercognit.com/product/contacts): Everyone your agents talk to, with their history attached. - [Lead capture](https://supercognit.com/product/leads): Conversations that end in a named, qualified, reachable person. - [Analytics](https://supercognit.com/product/analytics): What people ask, what got answered, and what it cost. - [Webhooks](https://supercognit.com/product/webhooks): Your systems, told the moment something happens. - [Workspaces & roles](https://supercognit.com/product/workspaces): Shared work, separate clients, revocable access. - [Multilingual](https://supercognit.com/product/languages): One agent that answers every visitor in their own language. ## Comparisons - [SuperCognit vs Chatbase](https://supercognit.com/compare/chatbase): Chatbase is a popular no-code builder for chatbots trained on your data, aimed mostly at website support. - [SuperCognit vs Botpress](https://supercognit.com/compare/botpress): Botpress is a developer-oriented platform for building conversational AI with a visual flow editor. - [SuperCognit vs Voiceflow](https://supercognit.com/compare/voiceflow): Voiceflow is a conversation-design platform used by teams to prototype and ship chat and voice assistants. - [SuperCognit vs CustomGPT.ai](https://supercognit.com/compare/customgpt): CustomGPT.ai builds RAG chatbots from your content, with a focus on accurate, cited answers. - [SuperCognit vs Dante AI](https://supercognit.com/compare/dante-ai): Dante AI offers no-code AI chatbots and avatars trained on your data. - [SuperCognit vs Tidio](https://supercognit.com/compare/tidio): Tidio is a customer-service suite with live chat and Lyro, its AI support agent. - [SuperCognit vs Intercom Fin](https://supercognit.com/compare/intercom-fin): Intercom Fin is the AI support agent inside Intercom's customer-service platform, priced per resolved conversation. - [SuperCognit vs Chatling](https://supercognit.com/compare/chatling): Chatling is a budget-friendly no-code builder for AI chatbots trained on your content. - [SuperCognit vs Wonderchat](https://supercognit.com/compare/wonderchat): Wonderchat builds no-code AI chatbots from your website and docs, embedded on your site in minutes. - [SuperCognit vs Zendesk AI](https://supercognit.com/compare/zendesk-ai): Zendesk AI adds AI agents and copilots to Zendesk's enterprise customer-service suite. - [SuperCognit vs LiveChatAI](https://supercognit.com/compare/livechatai): LiveChatAI turns your knowledge base into an AI support agent with live-chat handoff, aimed at ticket deflection. - [SuperCognit vs Botsonic](https://supercognit.com/compare/botsonic): Botsonic (by Writesonic) is a no-code builder for custom AI chatbots trained on your data. - [SuperCognit vs Chatfuel](https://supercognit.com/compare/chatfuel): Chatfuel is a chatbot platform for Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp, focused on marketing automation flows. - [SuperCognit vs MyAskAI](https://supercognit.com/compare/myaskai): MyAskAI is an AI support agent trained on your help docs, positioned as a lightweight add-on to tools like Intercom and Zendesk. ## Customer stories - [How Four Seasons Fairways gave every guest a 24/7 multilingual concierge](https://supercognit.com/customers/four-seasons-fairways): The luxury Quinta do Lago resort turned its website into an AI concierge that answers guest questions day and night, in the guest's own language — imported and live in minutes on SuperCognit. - [How a negotiation expert turned frameworks into a 24/7 advisor on SuperCognit](https://supercognit.com/customers/negotiation-strategy-ai): Negotiation expertise usually lives in one-off sessions and expensive workshops. This creator packaged frameworks, scripts and scenario playbooks into an AI advisor that prepares users for salary talks, business deals and supplier discussions — any hour, in their language. - [How a footwear industry insider productized the global sourcing playbook](https://supercognit.com/customers/footwear-sourcing-ai): Finding the right footwear manufacturer takes years of industry knowledge — regions, production models, MOQs, RFQs. This creator turned that know-how into a sourcing consultant AI that guides brands and designers through the global supply chain, as part of a whole footwear product line. - [How an admissions coach made essay and interview prep available to every student](https://supercognit.com/customers/college-admissions-coach-ai): Admissions coaching is seasonal, intense and expensive — exactly when students need the most help. This creator published an essay and interview coach that gives students structured, credible application prep on demand. ## Industries - [Hospitality & travel](https://supercognit.com/industries/hospitality): Give every guest a 24/7 multilingual concierge: answer questions about rooms, dining and activities, capture booking intent, and free your front desk — built from your own website in minutes. - [Real estate](https://supercognit.com/industries/real-estate): Answer listing questions instantly, qualify buyers and tenants 24/7, and keep your agents focused on viewings and closings — with an AI agent trained on your listings and area knowledge. - [E-commerce](https://supercognit.com/industries/ecommerce): Turn product questions into purchases: an AI agent that knows your catalog, policies and guides, answers pre-sale questions instantly and supports customers after checkout. - [Healthcare & clinics](https://supercognit.com/industries/healthcare): Help patients find services, prepare for appointments and get answers about your clinic — instantly and in their language — while your staff focuses on care. - [Education & coaching](https://supercognit.com/industries/education): Turn your curriculum, courses and expertise into an interactive AI tutor students can ask anytime — and, if you choose, charge for access with billing built in. - [Professional services](https://supercognit.com/industries/professional-services): Law firms, accountants and consultancies: answer routine client questions instantly, qualify new enquiries, and give your team an internal copilot on your own playbooks. - [Travel agencies & tours](https://supercognit.com/industries/travel-agencies): Answer itinerary and booking questions instantly in your traveler's language, qualify trip enquiries 24/7, and keep your consultants selling instead of repeating the same answers. - [Restaurants & food service](https://supercognit.com/industries/restaurants): Answer menu, allergen and hours questions instantly, capture reservations and event enquiries 24/7, and stop losing bookings to an unanswered phone. - [Fitness & wellness](https://supercognit.com/industries/fitness-wellness): Gyms, studios, spas and coaches: answer membership and schedule questions 24/7, qualify trial sign-ups, and give clients a coach-like companion trained on your programs. - [SaaS & software](https://supercognit.com/industries/saas): Turn your docs into an agent that answers pre-sales and support questions with citations, qualifies trials, and plugs into Claude and Cursor over MCP — on your domain, under your brand. - [Sales teams](https://supercognit.com/industries/sales-teams): Roleplay agents that drill reps on your own playbook, qualification agents that write real leads into HubSpot or Pipedrive with the conversation attached, and a rep-facing assistant that answers from approved content. ## Blog - [How to sell MCP: a field guide for agencies, consultants and internal champions](https://supercognit.com/blog/how-to-sell-mcp): Selling MCP means selling correct, cited answers and permitted actions inside the AI tools people already use — not the protocol. Here is how to pitch the benefits, package it by industry and department, sell it inside a company, and run MCP servers for many customers from one place. - [How to automate WhatsApp Business without a developer (step by step)](https://supercognit.com/blog/how-to-automate-whatsapp-business): You can automate WhatsApp Business in an afternoon: connect your number to an AI agent built from your own website, and it answers, qualifies and hands off around the clock. Here is the setup step by step, what to automate first, what to keep human, and what it costs once Meta bills every reply from 1 October 2026. - [AI reservation agent for hotels: how it checks availability, quotes and books](https://supercognit.com/blog/ai-reservation-agent-hotels): A hotel AI reservation agent answers the questions guests ask before they book, checks availability through your booking engine, and either completes the handoff or captures the enquiry — around the clock, in the guest's language. Here is how it works, what it connects to, and how group and event bookings fit in. - [Wonderchat vs Intercom Fin for lead qualification: which one actually qualifies?](https://supercognit.com/blog/wonderchat-vs-intercom-fin-lead-qualification): Wonderchat is a fast website chatbot; Intercom Fin is a support agent inside Intercom. Neither was built to qualify leads and write them into a CRM. Here is how each handles lead qualification, a side-by-side table, and a third option to test against both. - [How to send chatbot conversations and leads to a webhook (n8n, Make, Zapier)](https://supercognit.com/blog/chatbot-webhook-n8n-make-zapier): A chatbot webhook is an HTTPS endpoint your chatbot platform POSTs JSON to when something happens — a new conversation, a finished reply, a captured lead. Here are the events, the payloads, how to receive them in n8n, Make and Zapier, how to verify the signature, and the mistakes that lose data. - [The MCP checklist: what a professional company MCP needs before you share it](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-checklist-professional): A professional company MCP server needs six things before you share it: current-spec auth, a clear data boundary, cited answers, fresh content, accountable tools and a domain that says who it speaks for. The full MCP checklist, with checks you can run. - [How to sell access to your MCP server: pricing, seats and Stripe payouts](https://supercognit.com/blog/sell-access-to-your-mcp-server): To sell access to your MCP server you need to solve three things: who may connect, what a seat costs, and how the money reaches you. Here is how per-seat pricing and built-in Stripe subscriptions and payouts work in practice. - [AI roleplay: let reps practice objections against your own playbook](https://supercognit.com/blog/ai-sales-roleplay-training): Sales training fails in the gap between the workshop and the next real call. An AI roleplay agent built from your own playbook gives reps unlimited practice reps — here's how to set one up in an afternoon. - [AI lead capture and qualification chatbot: from first message to CRM and booked meeting](https://supercognit.com/blog/ai-lead-qualification-crm): A lead capture chatbot answers the visitor's questions, asks the qualifying ones, takes consent, and writes a real contact and deal into HubSpot or Pipedrive with the transcript attached — or books the meeting. Here is how it works on the website and on WhatsApp, how to write the qualifying questions, and what to measure. - [EU AI Act and chatbots: the disclosure rule, and a compliance checklist for customer service](https://supercognit.com/blog/eu-ai-act-chatbot-disclosure): Article 50 of the EU AI Act has applied since 2 August 2026: if people can talk to your AI, you have to tell them — at the point of interaction, in their language, on every channel. Here is what the rule asks of a customer-service chatbot, what it does not, and a checklist you can finish in an afternoon. - [WhatsApp's other price change: AI replies are now billed by the token](https://supercognit.com/blog/whatsapp-token-pricing): From 1 August 2026 Meta bills Business Agent conversations on tokens consumed, and from 1 October it starts charging for service replies again. Two different meters, five weeks apart, and most of the coverage only mentions one. - [Most MCP servers still skip OAuth. That is the whole security story.](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-oauth-gap): The specification makes OAuth 2.1 mandatory. Surveys of the public server ecosystem suggest only a small minority implement it. If you are about to connect an MCP server to an assistant that can see your work, that is the first thing to check. - [MCP Shadow IT: your team is already connecting servers nobody vetted](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-shadow-it): Connecting a remote MCP server takes a URL and about ten seconds. That is the feature. It is also why a new category of shadow IT now has a name and a threat model. - [MCP went stateless. What changed, and why we still speak the old protocol.](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-stateless-spec): The 2026-07-28 revision removed the initialize handshake and the session header. It makes MCP servers scale like any other HTTP service — and it leaves every client that has not caught up behind. - [MCP is not one vendor's protocol any more](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-linux-foundation): Anthropic donated the Model Context Protocol to the Agentic AI Foundation under the Linux Foundation in December 2025. If lock-in was your objection to building on MCP, it no longer holds. - [Who pays when the agent buys? AP2, x402, ACP and MPP, plainly](https://supercognit.com/blog/agent-payments-protocols): Four protocols, four layers of the same problem: letting software spend money on your behalf without it becoming a disaster. Here is what each is actually for, and what is still genuinely unsettled. - [The SuperCognit AI API: build, publish and monitor agents from your own code](https://supercognit.com/blog/supercognit-ai-api): Everything you do in the dashboard, you can also do over HTTP: create agents and MCP servers, attach tools and knowledge, publish them, read every transcript and receive webhooks. Here is the whole surface — and the first call you will make. - [From consultant to product: packaging your expertise as a paid MCP server](https://supercognit.com/blog/consultant-to-product-paid-mcp): Packaging your expertise as a paid MCP server means turning the material you already deliver into a knowledge base clients query from inside Claude — with per-seat billing built in, and no code to write. - [An MCP server for your agency's clients: one per client, on their brand](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-server-for-agency-clients): The pattern that works for agencies offering MCP servers to clients: one server per client, built from their website and documents, published on their own domain — no code, isolated workspaces, billable per seat. - [10 examples of company MCP servers (and what each one answers)](https://supercognit.com/blog/company-mcp-server-examples): Ten examples of company MCP servers — private internal brains, public knowledge servers and paid per-seat products — with the questions each one answers. - [Migrating from WhatsApp Business: the playbook for the per-reply pricing era](https://supercognit.com/blog/migrating-from-whatsapp-business): From October 1, 2026, WhatsApp charges businesses for every service message — the replies inside the 24-hour customer window that used to be free. Here's what changes, what it costs you, and a practical playbook to move conversation volume to channels you own. - [WhatsApp Business alternatives in 2026: own the conversation instead of renting it](https://supercognit.com/blog/whatsapp-business-alternatives): With WhatsApp charging for every business reply from October 2026, teams are rethinking where customer conversations should live. Here are the real alternatives — web concierges, Telegram, and an omnichannel AI agent — compared honestly. - [Introducing SuperCognit: build, publish and monetize AI agents — no code required](https://supercognit.com/blog/introducing-supercognit): Today we're opening SuperCognit to everyone: one platform to build customer-facing and internal AI agents, publish them on your own domain, and get paid — with knowledge, tools, MCP servers and billing built in. - [We're looking for partners: build AI products for your clients on SuperCognit](https://supercognit.com/blog/supercognit-partner-program): Agencies, consultants and AI builders: package your expertise into agents and MCP servers your clients subscribe to. Wholesale pricing, a partner portal, and a managed cloud underneath — you keep the client relationship. - [Building an MCP server: custom development vs. a no-code platform](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-server-custom-vs-no-code): Building an MCP server: an honest comparison of custom development versus a no-code platform, with a side-by-side table and the three cases where writing your own still wins. - [How to secure a company MCP: OAuth, workspace isolation and who sees what](https://supercognit.com/blog/secure-company-mcp-oauth): How to secure a company MCP server in three layers: OAuth 2.1 with iss validation and CIMD registration, hard per-workspace isolation, and explicit private, public or per-seat scoping. - [How to keep a company MCP current: syncing knowledge without re-training anything](https://supercognit.com/blog/keep-company-mcp-current): How to keep a company MCP current without re-training anything: point the knowledge base at your live website and let scheduled re-syncs — as often as every 15 minutes — do the maintenance. - [How to put your MCP server on your own domain (and why it matters for your brand)](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-server-own-domain): You can put your MCP server on your own domain — a subdomain like mcp.yourcompany.com instead of a platform URL. Here is how custom domains work on SuperCognit, and why the URL you hand out is a brand decision. - [How to give your MCP server real tools: connecting your APIs, CRM and calendar](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-server-real-tools-apis-crm): To give your MCP server real tools, you describe HTTP endpoints you already have — URL, parameters, auth — and SuperCognit publishes them as callable MCP tools in Claude or any MCP client. No SDK, no server code. - [One MCP, every tool: making your company knowledge available in Claude, Cursor and beyond](https://supercognit.com/blog/one-mcp-every-tool): MCP is an open standard, so one MCP server makes your company knowledge available in Claude, Cursor and every other MCP client your team uses. Build it once, without code, and stop maintaining a copy per tool. - [The company brain: building an internal MCP for onboarding, SOPs and policies](https://supercognit.com/blog/internal-mcp-onboarding-sops): An internal MCP server turns your SOPs, policies and onboarding material into a private company brain every AI assistant on your team can query — cited answers, per-seat access, no code. Here is how to build one and keep it current. - [How to build a company MCP your whole team can use inside Claude](https://supercognit.com/blog/company-mcp-inside-claude): How to build a company MCP server your whole team can use inside Claude: one private, cited knowledge base with OAuth 2.1 sign-in, connected once per teammate and kept current from then on. - [How to turn your company documents into an MCP server in 10 minutes](https://supercognit.com/blog/company-documents-to-mcp-server): Turn your company documents into an MCP server in about ten minutes: upload files into a cited knowledge base, choose private or public, publish, and connect it in Claude. No code involved. - [Withnodes is now SuperCognit: one platform to build, publish and monetize AI agents](https://supercognit.com/blog/withnodes-is-now-supercognit): Withnodes — the platform at withnodes.com where builders created AI agents and MCP servers — is now SuperCognit. Same team, same technology, a bigger mission: everything you built keeps working, and everything you can build just got larger. Here's what changed, what didn't, and what you can create today. - [Your website is already an MCP server (you just haven't published it yet)](https://supercognit.com/blog/your-website-is-already-an-mcp-server): Everything an MCP server for your company would serve is already on your website. Publishing it as an MCP server is a two-minute import, not an engineering project — here is what changes when you do. - [How to build your first MCP server for your company — no code required](https://supercognit.com/blog/build-your-first-company-mcp-server-no-code): Build your first MCP server for your company without writing code: import your website into a cited knowledge base in about two minutes, upload documents, attach tools, publish. Here is the whole process. - [MCP server vs. chatbot: which one does your company actually need?](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-server-vs-chatbot): MCP server vs. chatbot comes down to where your audience is standing: a chatbot meets visitors on your website; an MCP server meets your team and customers inside Claude. How to pick — and why one build can give you both. - [MCP server vs. API: what's the difference and when do you need each?](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-server-vs-api): An API is built for developers; an MCP server is built for AI assistants. A practical comparison of MCP server vs. API — what each one does, where they overlap, and when your company needs each. - [MCP explained for non-developers: why your company knowledge should be one](https://supercognit.com/blog/mcp-explained-for-non-developers): MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is the open standard that lets AI assistants read your company's knowledge instead of guessing. A non-developer's guide to what it is and why your knowledge belongs on an MCP server. - [What is an MCP server? A plain-English guide for business owners](https://supercognit.com/blog/what-is-an-mcp-server): An MCP server gives AI assistants like Claude direct, permissioned access to your company's knowledge and tools. Here's what that means in plain English — and how a business gets one without writing code. - [Illusion.ws joins SuperCognit: the AI illusion generator's next chapter](https://supercognit.com/blog/illusion-ws-joins-supercognit): Illusion.ws — the AI illusion generator behind aesthetic illusion art, hidden-pattern images and optical illusion experiments — has been acquired by SuperCognit. Here's what that means, a practical guide to creating AI illusions today, and what illusion creators can build (and sell) on SuperCognit now. ## Changelog - [What's new in SuperCognit](https://supercognit.com/changelog): Public release notes — every customer-facing feature and improvement, newest first. - 2026-08-27 — Turn conversations into leads — with or without a CRM: Your agent can ask for the details that matter and file the answer where you already work: straight into Pipedrive or HubSpot, or into SuperCognit itself if you don't run a CRM. - 2026-08-24 — The API reference is public: Everything the dashboard does, your code can do too — and the full reference now lives online, interactive and open to everyone, next to a new page explaining what the API covers. - 2026-08-16 — Connect SuperCognit to Claude, Cursor and other AI clients: Your workspace now speaks MCP in both directions: as well as publishing your own MCP servers, you can plug SuperCognit itself into the AI client you already work in. - 2026-08-15 — Agents that use a real browser: The new browser tool lets an agent open a site, fill in a form and bring the answer back into the conversation — for the jobs that live behind a portal instead of an API. - 2026-08-14 — WhatsApp and Telegram channels: Your agent now answers where your customers already are. Connect a WhatsApp Business number or a Telegram bot and the same agent picks up the conversation. - 2026-08-13 — withnodes is now SuperCognit: New name, new site, same platform. The rebrand landed across the product, together with a redesigned homepage and a site that finally speaks more than one language. - 2026-07-13 — From your website to a working agent in two minutes: Paste your address and we read your public pages, draft the prompt and build the first knowledge base for you. You review it, adjust the tone and publish. - 2026-07-13 — Public or sign-in-only agents: Every agent now has an access mode, so a pre-sales assistant and a customers-only one can live side by side in the same workspace. ## Developers - [AI API](https://supercognit.com/api): The SuperCognit AI API: create agents and MCP servers, attach tools and knowledge, read conversations and receive webhooks — REST, OpenAPI 3.1, no SDK required. - [API reference](https://api.supercognit.com/docs): Interactive OpenAPI 3.1 reference for the SuperCognit API — products, tools, knowledge bases, conversations, webhooks and wallet. - [OpenAPI document](https://api.supercognit.com/v1/openapi.json): The machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 spec, for generating a client in any language. - [Blog MCP server](https://supercognit.com/mcp): Public MCP endpoint (streamable HTTP) over this blog — list_posts, get_post, search_posts, list_tags. No authentication. - [Blog RSS feed](https://supercognit.com/blog/rss.xml): Every article, newest first. Also at /pt/blog/rss.xml and /es/blog/rss.xml. ## Company - [About SuperCognit](https://supercognit.com/about) - [Partner program](https://supercognit.com/partners) - [Contact](https://supercognit.com/contact)