AI automation services for businesses that do not have an IT department
A short list, done properly. Each is built for a one-off fee and then managed monthly, so it keeps working instead of quietly going stale six months after launch.
Websites
Design, build and ongoing management of a small business website — fast, mobile-first, built to be found locally, and kept current every month.
$900 build + $200/mo DetailsLocal SEO
Google Business Profile setup and ongoing local SEO — the map pack, reviews, citations and the on-site signals that decide who gets called first.
$800 build + $250/mo DetailsAI Chatbots
Website and internal chatbots grounded in your real documentation, with honest escalation to a human when the answer is not in your material.
$1,200 build + $250/mo DetailsLead Generation
Sourcing, enrichment, scoring and personalized first-touch outreach — automated end to end, with deliverability treated as a first-class concern.
$1,200 build + $300/mo DetailsMarketing Agents
Agents that research, draft, schedule and measure your content and campaigns — tuned to your voice, with approval gates before anything publishes.
$1,500 build + $350/mo DetailsHow pricing works
Two numbers, and I tell you both before anything starts.
A one-off build fee, from $800, to design and ship the thing. It is deliberately kept where a small business can say yes without a board meeting. That means it roughly covers the work rather than making money on it, which I am fine with — the build is the start of the relationship, not the product.
Then a monthly fee, from $200, to run it, improve it and keep it current. This is the part that matters. Software that nobody maintains quietly rots — and the difference between a website that earns its keep and one that embarrasses you is almost entirely what happened after launch.
The monthly number depends on how hands-on it turns out to be, which is a genuine unknown before I have looked at your situation. You get the real figure on the free call, in writing, and it does not move without a conversation. No minimum term.
What I will tell you not to do
Not everything should be automated. If a task happens twice a month and takes ten minutes, automating it is a hobby, not an investment — the maintenance will cost more than the task ever did.
Anything where a mistake reaches a customer unreviewed usually wants a human in the loop rather than full automation. That is why drafted replies land unsent, and why outreach batches get approved before they go.
And if your underlying process is broken, automating it just produces the wrong result faster. Sometimes the honest answer to "can you automate this?" is that the process needs fixing first, and I will say so on the free call rather than after you have paid.
Not sure which of these you need?
That is the normal starting position. Book a free call and I will work out where your time actually goes — and which one of these, if any, is worth doing first.