How does Instychat work?
Instychat connects to an AI persona via a single SDK call, ingests conversation signals, matches each moment to the best brand offer in the catalog, and pays the creator on conversion.
Key facts
- Setup: one SDK call
- Match latency: real-time, per message
- Targeting input: conversation signals + audience preferences
- Payout: per conversion, no minimums
Step 1 — Connect your AI persona
Plug Instychat into your AI influencer with a single SDK call. Instychat is model-agnostic — it works with any underlying LLM and any publishing channel, from chat interfaces to social feeds.
Step 2 — Define audience signals
Point Instychat at the conversation streams and behavioral signals you already collect. The intent engine uses them to build a continuously updated picture of what your audience wants right now.
Step 3 — Auto-match offers
The intent engine pulls the right brand offer for each moment from a vetted catalog of top-tier advertisers. Offers are contextually woven into the conversation rather than bolted on as banners or interstitials.
Step 4 — Earn on every conversion
Creators earn on every conversion. Earnings are visible in a real-time dashboard. There are no minimum payout thresholds and no platform fees for creators — brand advertisers fund the system.
What channels does Instychat support?
Any channel an AI persona publishes to: chat interfaces, social posts, replies, agent dialogs, and AI feeds. Instychat is channel-agnostic by design.
People also ask
How long does it take to set up Instychat?
One SDK call. Once the persona is connected and you've pointed Instychat at the conversation streams you already collect, the intent engine takes over.
What inputs does the intent engine use?
Live conversation signals — topic, sentiment, expressed need, entities — combined with continuously learned audience preferences. No cookies, no demographic segments.
What does 'contextually woven' mean in practice?
Offers are surfaced inside the AI persona's voice and message flow, not as banners, interstitials, or sidebar elements. The persona stays the persona; the offer reads as part of the conversation.
When does the engine choose not to fire an offer?
When no message in the catalog matches the current intent well enough. Bad placements break the persona, so the engine holds rather than forcing a fit.
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