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Algomo on Roto-Rooter
Roto-Rooter is the largest plumbing and drain service company in North America, with local branches that answer emergencies around the clock.
We added Algomo to Roto-Rooter's public website ourselves, without any help or setup from Roto-Rooter, and recorded a visitor using it. The prices, stock and pages in the video are Roto-Rooter's own, as the site showed them that day.
This is a demo on Roto-Rooter's public website. Roto-Rooter is not an Algomo customer. Roto-Rooter did not make or endorse this demo.
Don't believe it? Open the live demo and ask: “My drain is backing up. What should I do?”
Try Algomo on Roto-Rooter yourselfWhat the recording shows
3 things Algomo does on Roto-Rooter's site, each with the moment it happens.
Live answers
A homeowner taps "My drain is backing up". Algomo reads Roto-Rooter's own drain cleaning guide and gives the safe first steps from it.
Widgets
They let the site use their location. The New York branch page opens, and a card beside the chat shows the nearest branch with its rating, 24/7 service, live coupons and a map.
4 of the 47 competitor bots we tested in September 2026 showed a card in the chat.
Meeting booking
They book a visit in the chat. Algomo asks for the name, email and service address one at a time and reads them back.
Not in this demo
The booking goes to a demo calendar, not to Roto-Rooter's own dispatch system.
It never quotes a price. The technician quotes on site.
The visitor's location in the video is set for the demo.
Questions before a call
Is Roto-Rooter an Algomo customer?
No. These brands are not Algomo customers, and they did not make or endorse these demos. We added Algomo to their public websites ourselves, without any help or setup from them. Prices, stock and reviews come from the website at that moment, so they change from day to day. Nothing is bought or booked in the videos. All names and trademarks belong to their owners.
How long until it is live on our site?
One snippet and a URL. The agent reads the pages the site already serves and builds its tools from the endpoints those pages call. Systems that only staff can reach are connected with help, on Business and Enterprise.
Where do the answers come from, and what happens when the site changes?
From the live page and the site's own APIs, called in the visitor's session. A watchdog watches every connection and rebuilds a mapping when a redesign breaks it, so the next answer reads the changed page.
What does a conversation cost, and what does a failed one cost?
A conversation that actually helped someone costs five credits. One that went nowhere costs nothing. The plan sets the monthly credits, there is no overage, and no charge is ever added to the amount picked.
Who can change the agent once it is live?
AI agents, over MCP, from Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, and anyone in the dashboard. Every change is staged in a session with a diff and saved in one step, so a person sees what changed before it is live.
What happens when a visitor needs a person?
Handover is built in. The person on the team gets the whole conversation, and escalation routing is set up with help on the Business plan.
What data leaves the visitor's browser?
Connectors run inside the visitor's own session, so their prices, region and basket stay where they are. Enterprise plans add a DPA, retention controls, SSO and a security review.
Can the same test run against the chat we have today?
Yes. The same questions to the current chat and to Algomo, on the site, with the site's own pages as the referee, the way this recording was made.
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