What I like more about voiceflow is that you can make a deal with them to get better prices when you have more volume. That is super cool to build a business around it. The more clients you get, the cheaper it gets.
I like this topic. Our main platform is Voiceflow and our backup is Botpress. Both options are very good but we stick with Voiceflow as main because Botpress often has network issues that prevent us from using API posts that are necessary for automations.
I struggle with the Sandbox plan on Voiceflow, the token limit basically means I can't really learn, test, develop chatbots because I will eventually run out of tokens. I like how Botpress doesnt have that limit. Not sure why there's such a hard limit when in their free plan.
I'm not sure how it was 5 months ago, but right now Botpress also has a limit of 5 dollars. Also for me, it was much easier to configure AI responses and the knowledge base in Voiceflow. The botpress bot kept responding with long answers and I couldn't fix it several hours into development. In Voiceflow I've spent like 5 minutes and it was already better in terms of tokens usage
Hey Great Video ! Though, Pretty sure Botpress allows entity extraction, in fact they've been offering that feature for more than 4 years. It's just a little complicated, you have to define an entity before you capture it. Any case, well done. Keep these videos coming !
It's worth noting that Voiceflow can work in languages even though they're "not supported" in the options. You just have to add a prompt to KB that he can only respond in certain language. I just did that with Croatian and it works better then in Botpress even though you have a translator agent there because it often bugs out and breaks. I get a lot less answers in English when I build a bot in Voiceflow then in Botpress.
Awesome vid dude. In botpress when integrating with whatsapp, is there a way to hand the conversation from the bot to a human/agent so that we can chat manually with the customer using the same whatsapp/meta business number?
Thank you so much for the superb video bro! I dig the in depth comparison you did here. I'll definitely take these points into consideration while building bots. Thank you and take care! ❤
Great video and thanks for the info! As another commenter noted, it's a shame the sandbox plan for Voiceflow only gives you 100,000 tokens which is nowhere near enough to build out anything useful! How are u finding VF compares when in production for costs compared to BotPtress? It looks as though it would be a lot more expensive to keep running.
Hey Alex thanks for such a complete and comprehensive review. I've got one question . When should one opt to fine tune and llm such llama2 instead of using a platform like Botpress?
Hi Alexander and thanks for this video! Given your experience on both platforms how did you deal with the chat hallucination issues? I switched from Botpress to Voiceflow I found an improvement but the problem still persists! What is your experience? Thank you :)
Hi Alex, please could you help me? I can't get my chat bot to open itself on my clients website. I've have Google wahy js code to use etc but nothing is working the user has to slick the chat icon for the chat bot to open. How do you do it? Tell me briefly and I'll, work the rest out ie put code here. Thanks
Great video. Would you say as someone who doesn't code (my strength is design and business) is it worth learning all these tools myself or hire/partner up with someone like you? I'm working on a SaaS for companies with sales teams and what's holding me back is the backend and building out all the features fast enough
Thanks! Learning and understanding bot builders like Botpress doesn't take that long. The problem there is that building a bot most of the time goes hand in hand with coding because of some customization requests. Learning the coding fundamentals takes multiple months, really learning how to code multiple years. I would advise you to partner up with an agency that brings the development knowledge in, so that you can focus on your strengths and areas you are great in and familiar with.
What do you think about combining botpress with stack Ai as a fallback, and add open ai as a 3rd fallback this can be a good setup for your chatbot then you can charge more to your clients 😊
I would always aadvide to use Stack AI / Flowise for the KB. I don't like to rely on the built-in one from Botpress. But building multiple fallback layers is definitely a smart thing to do.
Hey man , Great Video, I am planning to build a chat bot for my Hindi Speaking Community niche being DEFI, Crypto, Does Bot press support Native languages like Hindi, DO I have to translate the data in Hindi at the time of sourcing or even if I upload documents in english or if I connect with various API will the bot still be able to chat in HINDI with the user ?
Thanks! Yes, Hindi is supported by GPT and therefore also by Botpress. In my first video, I teach in the beginning how to include a translation system. With that method, you can create the bot for your hindi speaking community. Hope that could help!
What I like more about voiceflow is that you can make a deal with them to get better prices when you have more volume. That is super cool to build a business around it. The more clients you get, the cheaper it gets.
I like this topic. Our main platform is Voiceflow and our backup is Botpress. Both options are very good but we stick with Voiceflow as main because Botpress often has network issues that prevent us from using API posts that are necessary for automations.
Exactly. The network issue on Botpress gives me trust issues as well.
Voiceflow was original a IDE for alexa apps. The chatbot function was implemented later.
Great video man! The way you were able to explain the strengths and shortcomings of both shows you actually took the time to understand them
Good stuff man. Keep them coming, I know you are just starting but the quality is exemplary! Kudos
BotPress Is the hidden gem, it's going to crush all other no code platforms
I struggle with the Sandbox plan on Voiceflow, the token limit basically means I can't really learn, test, develop chatbots because I will eventually run out of tokens. I like how Botpress doesnt have that limit. Not sure why there's such a hard limit when in their free plan.
I'm not sure how it was 5 months ago, but right now Botpress also has a limit of 5 dollars.
Also for me, it was much easier to configure AI responses and the knowledge base in Voiceflow. The botpress bot kept responding with long answers and I couldn't fix it several hours into development. In Voiceflow I've spent like 5 minutes and it was already better in terms of tokens usage
You deserve a sub mate. Much needed content. Keep it up.
Hey Great Video !
Though, Pretty sure Botpress allows entity extraction, in fact they've been offering that feature for more than 4 years. It's just a little complicated, you have to define an entity before you capture it.
Any case, well done. Keep these videos coming !
Been using VF for a long time, pretty decent tool and very easy to use.
Great Video. I am data scientist and starting a AAA. Hopefully it will help me.
It's worth noting that Voiceflow can work in languages even though they're "not supported" in the options. You just have to add a prompt to KB that he can only respond in certain language. I just did that with Croatian and it works better then in Botpress even though you have a translator agent there because it often bugs out and breaks. I get a lot less answers in English when I build a bot in Voiceflow then in Botpress.
jel mozes pojasniti kako se to tocno radi? ne znam bas puno u voiceflowu
Awesome vid dude.
In botpress when integrating with whatsapp, is there a way to hand the conversation from the bot to a human/agent so that we can chat manually with the customer using the same whatsapp/meta business number?
Thank you so much for the superb video bro! I dig the in depth comparison you did here. I'll definitely take these points into consideration while building bots. Thank you and take care! ❤
Thanks for this, and do you have a video on how to build out a great chatbot for a client site?
Great video and thanks for the info! As another commenter noted, it's a shame the sandbox plan for Voiceflow only gives you 100,000 tokens which is nowhere near enough to build out anything useful! How are u finding VF compares when in production for costs compared to BotPtress? It looks as though it would be a lot more expensive to keep running.
Really great explanation Thanks
Hey Alex thanks for such a complete and comprehensive review. I've got one question . When should one opt to fine tune and llm such llama2 instead of using a platform like Botpress?
Excellent video Bro!
Exceptional video. Thank you very much.
Great video bro! Keep it up! 🙏🏻
Thank you for clear comparison
I subscribed just for this video alone, thanks.
Does either of these two platforms have the option for a human fallback? Basically the bot assigning the chat to a human in very very specific cases?
Great job on this video!
lovely stuff man - just dropped u a linkedin message. would love to catch up at some point
Hi Alexander and thanks for this video!
Given your experience on both platforms how did you deal with the chat hallucination issues? I switched from Botpress to Voiceflow I found an improvement but the problem still persists! What is your experience?
Thank you :)
Gutes Video, danke dir!
Great video🔥 thanks for the advice
Hi Alex, please could you help me? I can't get my chat bot to open itself on
my clients website. I've have Google wahy js code to use etc but nothing is working the user has to slick the chat icon for the chat bot to open. How do you do it? Tell me briefly and I'll, work the rest out ie put code here. Thanks
Amazing job, thanks!
Great video! Thank you!
Great video.
Would you say as someone who doesn't code (my strength is design and business) is it worth learning all these tools myself or hire/partner up with someone like you?
I'm working on a SaaS for companies with sales teams and what's holding me back is the backend and building out all the features fast enough
Thanks!
Learning and understanding bot builders like Botpress doesn't take that long.
The problem there is that building a bot most of the time goes hand in hand with coding because of some customization requests.
Learning the coding fundamentals takes multiple months, really learning how to code multiple years.
I would advise you to partner up with an agency that brings the development knowledge in, so that you can focus on your strengths and areas you are great in and familiar with.
@@Alex-Innov8Agency makes a lot of sense, thanks :)
Great video!
a very useful video.. thank you.
What do you think about combining botpress with stack Ai as a fallback, and add open ai as a 3rd fallback this can be a good setup for your chatbot then you can charge more to your clients 😊
I would always aadvide to use Stack AI / Flowise for the KB. I don't like to rely on the built-in one from Botpress. But building multiple fallback layers is definitely a smart thing to do.
@@Alex-Innov8Agency Why? What's wrong with the built-in one?
@@NoobFriendlyAI The algorithm Botpress uses to crawl tehe data from the KB in Botpress is not really great.
@@Alex-Innov8Agencyso in this case is better voiceflow?
Entities can be captured in botpress too...
how well is your agency doing?
Hey man , Great Video, I am planning to build a chat bot for my Hindi Speaking Community niche being DEFI, Crypto, Does Bot press support Native languages like Hindi, DO I have to translate the data in Hindi at the time of sourcing or even if I upload documents in english or if I connect with various API will the bot still be able to chat in HINDI with the user ?
Thanks!
Yes, Hindi is supported by GPT and therefore also by Botpress.
In my first video, I teach in the beginning how to include a translation system.
With that method, you can create the bot for your hindi speaking community.
Hope that could help!
Thanks Man. @@Alex-Innov8Agency
Can you make video about outreaching?
For sure!