Build customer widgets by chatting, not ticketing.
Tender Prompt helps marketers and growth teams create, revise, preview, and publish customer-facing widgets with an AI teammate.
Build faster, preview before publishing, and keep campaign changes moving without a long coordination loop.
“Build a promo signup widget for our spring launch with a warm tone and a clear waitlist CTA.”
Be first to try the new launch experience and hear when it goes live.
Describe the widget you want
Start with a brief in plain language. Ask for a promo signup, a launch banner, a calculator, or a waitlist flow.
Review the live preview together
See a working version quickly, share it with teammates, and tighten copy or layout before anything goes live.
Publish when it looks right
Move from approved preview to a live customer-facing widget without opening a long engineering ticket thread.
Concrete use cases, wherever your team publishes.
Tender Prompt is for teams shaping customer-facing experiences across sites, campaigns, and customer touchpoints: launch widgets, capture flows, embedded campaign components, and the small but important surfaces that often wait too long for development time. Publish them where your audience already is instead of being boxed into one platform.
Keep review and publishing in the same workflow.
Most campaign work does not get stuck on the idea. It gets stuck in the handoff between the person asking for the change, the person reviewing it, and the person getting it live. Tender Prompt keeps that work in one shared place.
Keep the request, preview, feedback, and final version in one place instead of chasing updates across tools.
Marketers, reviewers, and whoever publishes can work from the same workspace without a messy handoff.
Manage multiple widgets, campaigns, or client projects without losing track of what is ready to ship.
Go beyond the default experience.
Partner apps can stay focused on their core product while Tender Prompt helps shared customers add the custom pages, flows, and campaign experiences that go beyond the default feature set.
For Store Check-In users, Tender Prompt is the layer for the custom pages and campaign experiences they want on top of the core kiosk product. Store Check-In still handles the kiosk platform itself, including setup, operations, and analytics.
- Adding personalized quiz pages to their kiosk flow
- Creating product carousel pages for guided browsing
- Building branded video or story pages for in-store use
- Extending the kiosk with custom campaign pages
- Kiosk provisioning and device setup
- Core kiosk product behavior and operations
- Analytics and reporting around kiosk activity
- The built-in feature set customers are extending
The point is not that Tender Prompt replaces the kiosk platform. It helps Store Check-In customers create the custom pages they want, while Store Check-In takes care of the rest.
Simple org pricing with shared credits and included seats.
Each plan includes a team allowance plus pooled AI credits. Credits are shared across the whole org and cover build activity. Extra credits can be added when teams need more volume.
Enterprise packaging is intentionally deferred for now. The first public version only needs Starter, Team, and Agency.
Starter
For solo marketers or very small teams shipping one live widget.
- 100 shared AI credits
- 2 seats included
- 10 live widgets
- Guided setup
Team
For growth teams that need shared workspaces, previews, and faster launch cycles.
- 400 shared AI credits
- 5 seats included
- Preview and publish
- Basic roles
Agency
For teams managing multiple customer widgets and client-facing review loops.
- 1,200 shared AI credits
- 15 seats included
- Customer workspaces
- Priority support
The practical questions buyers will ask first.
Tender Prompt is built for marketers, growth teams, lifecycle teams, agencies, and consultants who need customer-facing widgets without waiting on a traditional dev queue.
Start with a team demo and see your first widget go live.
Tell us what your team wants to launch, and we’ll show how Tender Prompt can move you from brief to preview to publish with far less coordination overhead.