Small businesses waste hours answering repetitive customer questions
Small business owners repeatedly answer the same customer questions weekly, consuming disproportionate time that should go toward core operations. The pain is universal across retail, services, and trades — any customer-facing SMB faces this. Easy-setup FAQ automation with genuine SMB-friendly UX remains underserved despite crowded tooling.
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