Three steps from first conversation to a system that handles your customers without you: a fixed price agreed upfront, an update every week, and everything handed over to you at the end.
Exactly what happens between the first conversation and a system running on its own, including what you pay and when.
We walk through how customers actually reach you: what comes in, who handles it, and where people give up waiting. Then we tell you what's worth building, where AI genuinely helps, and what's just hype. You get a fixed scope, a price, and a timeline before anything starts.
We build it, whether that's an assistant answering your enquiries, a booking system, the website it runs on, or all three. You see progress every week, not radio silence for a month. Everything gets tested against the scope we agreed before it goes anywhere near your customers.
It goes live and you own all of it: every account, every login, every piece of it. We stay on for 30 days to fix anything that surfaces once real customers start using it. After that you can keep us on to support and extend it, or take it in-house entirely. We document it either way.
You get a progress update every week. No chasing, no wondering where things stand.
We scope the whole thing before we start. What we quote is what you pay. No surprise line items at the end.
All code, all assets, all accounts. Nothing is locked to us when the project ends.
We stay on after go-live to handle whatever surfaces once real customers start using it.
Two things. It takes the repetitive work off you: answering the same questions, taking bookings, chasing enquiries. And it catches what you're currently losing: the customer who messages at 11pm, the enquiry nobody followed up, the booking someone abandoned because they couldn't get through. The second one is usually worth more than the first, and most owners have never counted it.
That's most of the conversations we have, and it's a fine place to start. You don't need to arrive with a plan. You need someone who'll look at how the business actually runs and be straight about it. Some of what gets sold as AI right now is genuinely useful, and some of it is expensive theatre. We'll tell you which is which for your situation, including when the honest answer is that a simpler fix would do.
Ask anyway. What's on the site is what we get asked for most, not a fixed menu. A lot of the best work starts with someone describing a problem we haven't packaged up yet. Tell us what's slowing you down and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help, and say so plainly if we can't.
Most builds run 4–8 weeks depending on scope. A single automation can be live in days. We give you a timeline before we start and hold to it. If something slips, you hear it from us first.
A conversation is enough to begin. We handle the research and planning on our end. At some point we'll need your logo, any existing content, and access to the tools you already use, but we'll walk you through exactly what and when. Gaps are normal; we work around them.
Yes. Most clients start with a project and move to a monthly arrangement for support, changes, or ongoing marketing. You're never locked in. It runs month-to-month, and you can stop whenever it stops being worth it.
Every project includes 30 days of support after go-live, which is when real customers start using it and the last few edge cases surface. After that you can keep us on or take it in-house. We document everything so you're never stuck with us by default.
Usually yes. We regularly work alongside existing platforms, CRMs, and third-party tools. Often connecting what you already pay for is the whole job. If something genuinely won't work, we'll tell you upfront rather than after you've paid.
Ask it directly. We'll come back with a straight answer and, if it makes sense, a clear scope and timeline. No obligation.
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