Agentic IntentPublished method
Every number we quote comes with how it was produced: which tool, which device, how many runs, which one we reported. You can repeat any of it.
Company
Three phases. Fixed scope. A gate at each one.
Ninety days from start to a channel that can be counted. Each phase stands on its own: if the first one does not produce what we said it would, there is no reason to start the second.
Phase 1
The rebuild
The site itself: every page, every product, connected to the systems you already run. Measured against the site it replaces, on the public internet.
Phase 2
The agent-ready site
Written so outside models can read, price and cite your catalog: the file at the door, the machine-readable twin of every page, the facts they quote back.
Phase 3
The assistant
Your own agent on the site, grounded in your catalog or your intake criteria, replacing whatever chat box is there now. It fills a real cart or files a real record.
Ongoing
Care and measurement
Kept current, kept fast, kept readable. One report every month of what each channel produced, with the model cost shown at cost.
How we are different
We measure the thing we sold you, in public.
Gates, not promises
The build fails if a word of your content went missing, if a page lost its canonical, or if structured data stopped validating. Regression is blocked rather than discovered later.
Model cost at cost
What the AI costs to run is passed through with no markup, and the engine is a setting: a frontier model, or an open one at a fraction of the price, measured against your own traffic.
The first look costs nothing.
Send the address of the site. You will get findings back, whether or not you ever hire us.