Service
AI services, sorted by the chore they take off your desk.
"AI" now describes a chat window, a voice on the phone, a quoting tool and a spreadsheet macro with good publicity. Tell us which chore is eating your week. We'll tell you which of those it calls for, what the build costs, and when the honest answer is none of them.
One word, five different purchases.
A vendor says AI and means a chat widget. The owner hears a night clerk. A contract gets signed, and the surprise lasts as long as the contract does.
The things sold under that word differ in price, in risk and in what they can break. A chat assistant talks on your website. A receptionist talks on your phone line. A drafting tool writes for a person to check. An agent takes actions inside your systems. An automation moves data by fixed rules and may not use a model at all. All five are on our service list, so we have no reason to push one. We'd rather sell you the small one that works than the large one that demos well.
Start with the hours your business goes dark.
Most service businesses close at some point. Their customers go on having problems. So look at what a homepage offers at nine at night. In our Phoenix-area sample of 487 business sites, 49% had a phone link on the homepage and no form or booking link. 8% offered booking on the homepage. We detected a chat widget on 7%.
That is a homepage test. It says nothing about how well those owners answer the phone, and plenty of them may do it very well in daylight. Our read is narrower. On a site like that, after closing, the homepage visitor's one obvious option is a call to a phone nobody is holding. We'd expect some of them to try the next name on the list.
So after-hours is where we'd look first. It's a small slice of the day, the assistant isn't competing with your best person, and you can read everything it said over coffee. Here's how that looks on an HVAC site, if you want the long version.
Which chore goes with which tool.
People ask the same questions. If they ask on your site, a chat assistant can answer from your own service list and hours, then pass the odd ones to a person. If they ask by phone, the same idea runs as an AI receptionist, usually starting with after-hours and overflow.
Your staff writes the same document all evening. Quotes, summaries and first replies are drafting work, and a model can draft while a person signs off. That's AI and LLM integration. When a job has several steps and keeps getting dropped, such as the second message on an old estimate, you may want an agent. When someone just retypes things from one system to another, you want workflow automation, which often needs no AI at all.
You want ChatGPT to mention you. That one isn't software on your site. It's a marketing job, and it lives under GPT and AI search. Our free AI visibility check shows what the engines say today.
What we've shipped.
We built TeamAIOps end to end: AI customer-service reps that respond in seconds, book work and file a plain-English report of every conversation. We built MEP AI Pro, where a trade contractor describes a job in plain language and gets a line-item quote priced with their own rates.
Some jobs want a connection and no new product. Bleuwave.com is custom PHP and MySQL with a Broccoli AI integration. If somebody already sells the thing you need, we'd connect it and spare you the build. The rest of what we've made is in the portfolio.
When we'll tell you to skip it.
If your site has no form and no booking, an AI assistant is a butler in a house with no door. Every website package, from $1,500, includes lead form capture, online booking and one custom third-party API integration. We'd start there. If the site itself is the trouble, a redesign comes before anything clever.
Skip it, too, wherever a confident wrong answer is expensive. Software shouldn't be handing out legal, medical or financial advice on your behalf. If your trade has rules about what can be said or stored, ask your own counsel or licensing board before a model sees a word. We build software. That advice belongs to them.
How it works
How a chore becomes software.
Name the chore
You tell us which job goes undone, who does it now and what happens when they're out sick. One job, described plainly, beats a strategy deck.
Pick the smallest tool
We sort it: plain code, a drafting tool, chat, phone or an agent. If a form and a booking link would do, we say that and you keep the money.
Build on your real details
The assistant gets your actual services, hours and rules. Before a customer meets it, we'd try it on awkward questions, wrong numbers and people in a bad mood.
Read what it said
After launch we'd read the transcripts and tighten the rules, and you can read the same records. Then you decide whether it gets more hours or another chore.
They made the technical side feel clear.
We talked about goals first — then platforms, content, search, and automation.
They get it done.
We had no idea where to start; they explained the build process and were patient with our many questions. All expectations and timelines were met. Double thumbs up!
Price it in a minute
See where an AI build starts.
Tap through what you need and a starting price appears. AI work prices as an application or integration, and the AI provider bills usage separately. The developer follows up by phone, text or email, your pick.
- Every price published on the pricing page
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AI Services: questions we hear a lot.
What should a small business try first?
The chore that comes up most and does the least harm when it goes wrong. For a service business we'd usually look at after-hours questions. If your homepage has no form and no booking, start with the site, because an assistant needs somewhere to send people.
What does an AI build cost?
AI builds are priced as web app, portal or integration work, from $575. Pricing depends on complexity. The AI provider bills usage separately, per use, and we estimate that with you before launch. All of it is on the pricing page.
Will it say something wrong to a customer?
It can. Every model can. So we give it your real services and prices to work from, keep it to a stated scope, and have it hand anything unusual to a person. We'd set it up so you can read every conversation. Where one wrong answer would be costly, we keep a person in the middle or leave AI out.
Do I need a new website first?
Often not. An assistant can usually join an existing site, WordPress included. It goes easiest on a site built to take it. Show us yours and we'll say which way we'd go.
Will customers know they're talking to software?
That's how we'd set it up. The assistant says what it is, because we'd expect a customer who finds out later to feel fooled. Rules on automated calls, texts and recording vary, so ask your own counsel what applies to you before launch.
Is this the same as showing up in ChatGPT?
No. This page is about AI working inside your business. Getting named by ChatGPT and its peers is a separate job, covered under GEO optimization. If you've checked and you're absent, start with why that happens.
Pick the chore. Then look at the prices.
Every published price is on the pricing page, including where AI builds start. Have a look, then tell us which job you'd like off your desk first.