Three jobs, off your plate.
SmashOne answers your customers, posts for you, and keeps track of what sells — across Facebook, Instagram and Telegram, from one place.
It answers at 11pm, in your words.
You write down how you talk to customers once. After that the assistant answers questions about your hours, your prices and what's in stock — in that voice, around the clock.
Your customer writes in Spanish. Your assistant answers in Spanish.
The assistant replies in the language your customer used — no setting to flip, no second account. You write your business details once; customers get answers in their own language.
Tonight's special went out at 4:40. He was plating at 4:41.
A week of posts, done in one sitting.
Write once, pick the channels, choose the times. The week goes out while you work.
One walkaround video. Three channels. Forty seconds of his time.
Your catalog, your customers, your orders.
Everything the assistant quotes comes from one catalog. Everything a customer asks for lands in one list. You stop reconstructing the day from three apps.
Your catalog, kept by you.
Add items by hand in your workspace, or bring the whole list in with a CSV import — we show you a preview before anything is saved. Prices and availability are what you set. The assistant answers from that same list, so it never invents a price you do not have.
Not today. You keep your catalog in SmashOne — added by hand or imported from CSV. If your store exports a CSV, that import takes a few minutes.
One of a thing. A slow answer isn't a smaller sale — it's no sale.
Three included. Three you can add.
Built honest.
See it on your own shop.
Connect your channels, set your voice, and watch a week run before anything is charged.