Customer support that scales without an offshore team. Abandoned-cart recovery that converts. Product Q&A that lives on the page. All built without code.
An AI agent for ecommerce handles the high-volume customer interactions that drain margin — support tickets, product questions, abandoned carts, returns — so operators can focus on growth and product decisions. Squidgy is built for ecommerce operators without a dev team.
Handles tier-1 support — order status, shipping, basic returns — escalates the rest.
£0.50 per ticket
Personalised conversational follow-up to abandoned carts. More effective than generic email.
5% of recovered revenue
Lives on product pages, answers in-context questions about fit, ingredients, compatibility.
£49/mo per store
Walks customers through return reason, decides refund/exchange/replace, generates label.
£1 per return
Surfaces VIP customers proactively, offers personalised rewards, drives repeat purchase.
£99/mo per store
Qualifies B2B/wholesale inquiries, gathers requirements, books with your sales team.
£25 per qualified lead
A Shopify-based skincare brand with £1.2M annual revenue handles ~600 support tickets/month, currently outsourced for £2.4K/month. Launches a tier-1 support agent that handles 70% of tickets directly (order status, shipping, basic returns) and escalates the rest.
Pricing: £0.50 per ticket = ~£300/month for the agent. Reduces outsourced support spend by 70% (saving ~£1.7K/month) while maintaining or improving response time. Operator reclaims focus for marketing and product.
Lists a generalised version of the support agent in the Squidgy marketplace under ecommerce. 22 other Shopify operators subscribe at £149/mo (white-labelled). Additional £3.3K/mo recurring with no ongoing operator work.
Those are ticketing platforms. The agent does the actual ticket-resolution work — replies, decides, takes action — instead of just routing to a human. You can deploy it inside Gorgias/Zendesk/Inbox via integration if you want both.
Customers are frustrated by slow human responses or unhelpful chatbots. A well-configured agent that resolves their issue in under a minute is what they actually want. The trick is scoping it to what it does well and escalating cleanly when it doesn't.
Yes, within rules you set. Configure refund authorisation thresholds (auto-approve under £X, escalate above). The agent integrates with Shopify (or your platform) to take action, not just suggest.
Pre-load product data (descriptions, FAQs, fit guides) and the agent only answers from your data. For uncertain queries, it escalates rather than hallucinating. You'll see what it's unsure about in the dashboard.
Native Shopify integration. The agent reads order/customer/product data, takes actions (refunds, label generation), syncs back. Setup typically takes a few hours.
Yes. List the agent in the Squidgy marketplace under ecommerce. Other operators subscribe; Squidgy handles billing.