FAQ Generator from Your Business Facts

Most FAQ generators invent answers: warranties you do not offer, hours you do not keep. This one only writes answers from facts you give it. Fill in what you know, and any question it cannot answer goes on a missing-facts list instead of into your FAQ. It works from fixed question templates in your browser; it does not use AI. Everything runs in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to We.Inc or anyone else, and it is gone when you close the tab.

How it works

  1. Enter your business name and what you do, then fill in the facts you know: services, service area, hours, how pricing works, how to book, payment methods, guarantees, cancellation policy and so on.
  2. Each common customer question is matched to one fact. When the fact is filled in, the question gets an answer written from it. When it is empty, the question moves to the missing-facts list.
  3. Edit any answer, untick questions you do not want and add your own.
  4. Copy the FAQ as plain text or as HTML using details and summary elements, which open and close without any JavaScript.
  5. FAQ schema (JSON-LD) is off by default. Turn it on if you want it; it must match the questions visible on the page.

Why unknown answers stay unanswered

An FAQ is part of what you promise customers. If a generator writes "All work comes with a lifetime guarantee" and you do not offer one, that sentence can cost you money. So this tool treats every answer as needing a source fact. The missing-facts list is your to-do list: each item is a question customers ask that your site does not yet answer.

Where the FAQ goes on your site

Put general questions on one FAQ page and service-specific questions on each service page, near the enquiry button. That way the answer is next to the decision it helps with.

Tips

  • Answer the questions people actually ask on the phone. Your call log is a better source than any list.
  • Lead each answer with the direct answer, then the detail.
  • Leave out anything you would not put in writing. An FAQ answer reads like a promise.
  • Keep hours and prices in one place on your site, then link to it, so they never disagree.
  • Google shows FAQ rich results only for a small set of authoritative sites, so add schema for clarity, not for a guaranteed search feature.

Frequently asked questions

Does this FAQ generator use AI?

No. It fills fixed, hand-written question templates with the facts you enter. That is why it can promise not to invent anything: a question with no matching fact is never answered.

Why are some questions on a missing-facts list?

Because you have not given the fact the answer needs. Fill in that field, or answer the question yourself, and it moves into the FAQ.

Should I add FAQ schema?

It is optional. FAQPage structured data describes questions and answers that are visible on the page. Google currently shows FAQ rich results only for well-known government and health sites, so most businesses will not see a change in search results.

How many questions should an FAQ have?

As many as customers really ask, usually 5 to 15 for a small business. Long lists of padded questions are harder to scan.

Is anything I type saved?

No. It runs in your browser and nothing is sent anywhere.

Related: Schema Markup Generator, Landing Page Copy Generator, Mission Statement Generator, Website Checker, Business website templates.

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