Launch allowances are documented limits—not “free forever” claims.See verified limits →

SITEBORNE SIGNAL MODULE

IntentPath — guided service matching

Uses deterministic rules to match a visitor with a service, resource, or next action.

BUSINESS OUTCOME

What this capability changes.

  • Improve qualification
  • Reduce wrong-fit inquiries
  • Explain next steps

Best for

Service businesses, Cost-conscious businesses, Agencies

AI: optionalStatus: active

From $2,000

Care from $150/month

Seeded demonstration usageAvailable

System view

Required

cloudflare-workers, cloudflare-d1, cloudflare-turnstile, resend

Optional

cloudflare-workers-ai

Fallback

Static decision tree, service links, and conventional project brief.

Provider dependencies

cloudflare-workers, cloudflare-d1, cloudflare-turnstile, resend, cloudflare-workers-ai

Last verified

2026-08-01

Provider limits, terms, model availability, and pricing may change. Production accounts remain client-owned.

Data classification

  • Form choices
  • Non-sensitive project context

LAUNCH ALLOWANCE

Serverless application logic

Workers Free request allocation for dynamic functions.

View all referenced allowances
  • Serverless application logic: 100,000 Worker requests per day; static asset requests should bypass Worker execution.
  • Transactional email: 3,000 emails/month, 100/day, one custom domain, one webhook endpoint, 30-day retention.
  • Structured data: 5M rows read/day, 100K rows written/day, 5 GB account storage, up to 10 free databases, 500 MB/database, seven-day point-in-time recovery.

Upgrade triggers

  • submission volume — 75%. Review email and D1 capacity.
  • rule ambiguity — any. Route to human review.
Conventional fallback: Static decision tree, service links, and conventional project brief.
View implementation proof

Decision rationale

The implementation favors semantic HTML, static rendering, typed content, and isolated on-demand routes. Optional AI never controls pricing, eligibility, or emergency routing.

Controls

  • WCAG 2.2 AA target
  • Provider-neutral adapters
  • Usage caps and kill switches
  • Client-owned production accounts
  • Conventional fallbacks

Verified evidence

  • Mock mode runs from a clean clone without paid credentials.
  • Kill switch and allowance states are typed configuration.
  • Primary navigation and contact paths remain independent of this module.

Known limitation

External provider allowances and production behavior require owner accounts and deployment-time verification.