Website Chatbot
Answers questions about your services, prices and hours from your own content — and hands the conversation to a person the moment it should.
AI that does a job in your business — not a demo.
Most AI demos look impressive and change nothing. We start from one task that eats your week — the same question answered fifty times, the same form read and retyped — and build the smallest system that takes it off your hands.
One task at a time, starting with the one that costs you most
Answers questions about your services, prices and hours from your own content — and hands the conversation to a person the moment it should.
Qualifies incoming leads, drafts replies, sorts requests or enters data — one job, done end to end, the way your team would do it.
An assistant that searches your manuals, contracts and price lists and answers with the source, so nobody digs through folders again.
One AI feature added to software you already use — summaries, drafts, classification — without replacing the system around it.
For businesses whose data can't leave their own systems — models running in your environment, with access rules and logging you control.
AI drifts as your business changes — new services, new prices, new questions. We watch what it answers and correct it.
How we keep AI useful after the novelty wears off
We look at where the repetitive language work is — the inbox, the phone, the documents. We pick one task worth automating, and say so if none of them are.
Your pages, price lists, documents and past answers become the knowledge it works from, with rules about what it must never say.
We run real questions and real documents through it, side by side with how your team answers today, and tune until it holds up.
It goes live with a handoff to a human built in. We monitor the answers and update the knowledge as your business changes.
Deployments on hosted or open-source models, retrieval over your own data, tool calling and agent orchestration, logging and observability, containerized infrastructure, and private environments where the data has to stay inside your network. If your team wants the technical detail, we'll walk them through it.
Every project is priced individually — it depends on what you need. Our price list shows where projects usually start, and we send a fixed price in writing before any work begins. AI projects have a one-time setup and a monthly fee that covers running the AI, monitoring and tuning; both are in the proposal before you start.
That's the risk everyone has heard about, and it's why we ground answers in your own content, ask it to cite where an answer came from, and set clear limits on what it must not answer. When it isn't sure, it hands over to a person instead of guessing.
No. If your data can't go to an outside provider, we can run the model inside your own environment. It costs more to set up, and we'll tell you honestly whether your case needs it.
Whichever fits the job and the budget — hosted models like GPT or Claude, or open-source models you run yourself. The setup is built so the model can be swapped later without rebuilding everything.
Automation follows rules: when a form arrives, add it to the CRM. AI handles judgment: read the message, understand it, draft a reply. Many projects use both, and rules are cheaper wherever they fit.
A website chatbot usually takes two to three weeks. An agent for a single task, four to six. An assistant over your documents, six to ten.
You do. The accounts, the prompts, the knowledge base and the data are in your name, and you keep them if we ever stop working together.
Tell us one task that eats your week. We'll tell you whether AI fits it — or whether a simpler automation would do the same job for less.
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