Open-source Landbot alternatives

DeskcommCRM is an open-source sales CRM aimed at businesses that sell through chat, especially WhatsApp. It combines contact and deal management with AI agents that answer customers, qualify leads and help sell, running on your own server instead of a monthly subscription. The project presents itself as an open alternative to Kommo, Octadesk and Intercom.

WhatsApp connectivity uses WAHA, and the stack is TypeScript with Next.js and Supabase. Topics highlight retrieval-augmented generation, MCP readiness, multi-tenant architecture, LGPD data protection compliance for Brazil, and an integration with the Nuvemshop store platform. A hosting partnership produced a setup kit that installs the whole stack on a VPS with a single command. Documentation is available in Portuguese, English and Spanish.

The project is MIT-licensed, with no paid feature gating stated in the README. It suits small businesses, agencies and e-commerce sellers, particularly in Brazil, that run sales and support through WhatsApp.

WebWhiz lets you build an AI chatbot that knows your product by training ChatGPT on your website's data. You enter your website URL, WebWhiz fetches and prepares training data, builds the chatbot and gives you a short script tag to embed it on your site. It is aimed at small businesses and support teams that want instant answers for customers without writing code, and the project describes the builder as no-code.

The core features listed are easy integration, data-specific responses, regular data updates, a no-code builder, chatbot customization, fine tuning and offline messages. The FAQ in the README explains that the site is crawled once a month by default, that only public data available to search engines is scanned, and that plans have limits on projects, pages and tokens. When the token limit is exceeded, the chatbot stops generating AI responses and returns a predefined message.

The repository is written in TypeScript, topics include self-hosted, and the code is licensed under AGPL-3.0. A hosted version is available at webwhiz.ai, so you can either use the service or run the code on your own infrastructure.