2022 Chatbot Statistics - All The Data You Need
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CHATBOT STATISTICS
Consumer sentiment
Understand how consumers feel about chatbots.
- 57% of UK consumers know what a chatbot is. (ubisend, 2017)
- 27% of consumers worldwide are very interested in artificial intelligence based tools. (HubSpot, 2017)
- 27% of consumers predict they would buy a basic item through a chatbot. (Drift, 2018)
- 48% of consumers would rather connect with a company via live chat than any other mean of contact. (HubSpot, 2017)
- 35% of consumers want to see more companies using chatbots. (ubisend, 2017)
- 57% of consumers are interested in chatbots for their instantaneity. (HubSpot, 2017)
- 40% of consumers do not care whether a chatbot or a real human helps them, as long as they are getting the help they need. (HubSpot, 2017)
- 55% of consumers are more likely to do business with a company if they could text them. (LivePerson, 2019)
- 55% of consumers are interested in interacting with a business using messaging apps to solve a problem. (HubSpot, 2017)
- 21% of consumers see chatbots as the easiest way to contact a business. (ubisend, 2017)
- 95% of consumers believe 'customer service' is going to be the major beneficiary of chatbots (Mindbrowser, 2017)
- 15% of consumers have communicated with a business via a chatbot in the last 12 months. (Drift, 2018)
- 48% of consumers prefer a chatbot that solves issues over a chatbot that has personality. (Business Insider, 2017)
- 54% of consumers feel it's extremely important to be informed they are talking to a chatbot and not a human. (LivePerson, 2019)
- 16% of US adults own a smart speaker like Amazon Alexa. (Edison, 2018)
- 15% of US consumers believe nothing could stop them from using a chatbot. (Convince and convert, 2018)
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Business profitability
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- 47% of consumers would buy items from a chatbot. (HubSpot, 2017)
- 26-36 year olds are willing to spend up to £481.15 with a business via a chatbot interaction. (ubisend, 2017)
- 37% of consumers would rather buy items via a company's Facebook page than their website. (HubSpot, 2017)
- Chatbots are expected to save banks between $0.50 and $0.70 per interaction. (Foye, 2017)
- 45.8% of consumers would rather communicate with a business through a messaging app than email. (ubisend, 2016)
- Chatbots could save businesses up to £6 billion per year cross industries. (Juniper Research, 2017)
- 34% of executives say the time they freed up using chatbots allows them to focus on deep thinking and creating. (PwC, 2017)
- 27% of US adults would buy basic items through a chatbot. (Drift, 2018)
- 13% of US adults would buy expensive items through a chatbot. (Drift, 2018)
- 28% of top-performing companies use AI for marketing (Adobe, 2018)
- 90% of consumers are more likely to do business with companies that answer enquiries immediately. (LivePerson, 2019)
- 31% of top-performing companies plan to use AI within the next 12 months (Adobe, 2018)
- 92% of HR leaders believe the future of providing excellent employee service has to include chatbots (ServiceNow, 2019)
- 40% of marketing agencies have seen their competitors starting to offer chatbot services. (ubisend, 2021)
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Chatbot industry landscape
Get a bird's eye view of the chatbot industry
- 86% of marketing agencies say brands will expect them to be able to assist with chatbot projects by 2025. (ubisend, 2021)
- In 2016, the chatbot market was valued at $703 million. (Marketsandmarkets, 2017)
- Between 2016 and 2021, we expect the chatbot marketing to grow at a compound rate of 35.2%. (Marketsandmarkets, 2017)
- $4.5 Billion is expected to be invested in enterprise intelligent assistants by 2021. (Opus Research, 2017)
- By 2020, over 80% of businesses are expected to have some sort of chatbot automation implemented (Business Insider, 2016)
- By 2022, Gartner predicts that 70% of customer interactions will involve technology such as machine learning applications, chatbots, and mobile messaging -- up from 15% in 2018. (Gartner, 2020)
- In 2015, mobile messaging app usage has surpassed social media usage. (Business Insider, 2015)
- By 2022, banks could automate up to 90% of their interactions with chatbots. (Foye, 2017)
- 65.1% of companies that use chatbot technology are in the internet software space. (Relay, 2018)
- 96% of businesses believe chatbots are here to stay. (Mindbrowser, 2017)
- 58% of companies that use chatbot technology are B2B. (Relay, 2018)
- 25% of businesses plan to deploy a chatbot in the next 12 months. (Gartner, 2020)
- 19% of businesses have already implemented a chatbot in 2020. (Gartner, 2020)
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