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Conduit
- Site
- conduit.ai
- Type
- website
- Verdict
- Useful
- Licence
- Conditional licence, proprietary paid
proprietary-paidConduit publishes paid plans from $18 per unit per month at review. Its terms reserve rights in its service and content; use the site as a visual reference only. - Agent channels
- mcp, api, llms-txt
- Pricing
- paid
- Reviewed
What it is
Conduit provides AI agents for hospitality teams, including a shared inbox for guest messages and calls. The marketing page demonstrates that interface inside the landing page rather than relying only on decorative mockups.
When to open it
When a service page must show the actual shape of an operations interface, especially a multi-channel inbox with triage and escalation states.
Most useful
- Home — inspect the centered serif hero, inbox preview, selected task tabs and operator side panel.
- Pricing — compare plan cards, unit-based rates and feature grouping.
- MCP overview and API reference — follow the product's published agent and developer interfaces.
Using it with agents
The footer links to llms.txt, an MCP server and an API reference. MCP and API are public integration channels; the live docs remain the source for current setup details.
Watch out for
- The page includes a cookie prompt and an embedded chat widget that can cover parts of the screen; dismiss or account for them when studying the layout.
- The inbox preview is a product demonstration, not a public guest-operations account.
- Published prices start at $18 per unit per month at review and scale by package and portfolio size.
Reusable ideas
- Show a believable operational interface directly below a concise product promise, so visitors can see the product's information hierarchy immediately.
- Put selected and unselected work states in the preview to make triage behavior legible without a long explanation.
- Use numbered section labels to help people track a long product story while preserving a quiet editorial layout.