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There are three main services: Business Websites, AI Assistants, and Business Automation. A website with AI is a bundle; website and WhatsApp are AI channels; Threads, blogs, and lead follow-up are automation workflows. Each project is scoped to your needs.

The system is built in client-owned accounts. Hosting, domain, AI provider, database, and required third-party services use your accounts. We help with setup, deployment, documentation, and handover within the proposal.

Build fees are quoted against the project scope before work starts. Hosting, domain, AI, and third-party costs are paid directly through your accounts. Operating costs depend on the services and usage you choose.

Maintenance is optional. Documentation, training, defect warranty, and initial support follow the proposal. Ongoing support, monitoring, and updates can be covered by a maintenance plan; new features are quoted separately.

Yes, after a review of the platform and technical access. The chat component and backend are adapted to your website and service accounts. The method and required changes are agreed before work begins.

We help identify the requirements and guide you through creating accounts you own. Project access is granted as needed; passwords, OTPs, and API keys should not be shared in public chat.

The deliverables in your proposal, system access, source code as agreed, configuration, documentation, and training. Scope, acceptance criteria, and responsibilities after handover are defined early.

Basic usage questions and defects against the specification are handled during the agreed support or warranty period. Ongoing help can use maintenance or individually quoted support. Features and scope changes receive a separate quote.

Results depend on your business materials, traffic, content, operating workflow, and team follow-up. AI scenarios are tested against approved sources and answer boundaries; sensitive decisions still require people.

Content workflows can include drafts, editor review, approval, and scheduled publishing. Approval rules, volume, sources, and destination systems are agreed in the project scope.