AI automation.

I build AI assistants and automations that take over the repetitive handling of enquiries. They answer solely from your own documents, they work at 2 a.m., and when they do not know something they pass it to a human rather than guess.

Diagnosis

Where your team's time leaks away.

The three places where handling things by hand costs the most - and where automation pays for itself fastest.

The same questions over and over

About the price list, availability, lead times, terms. Every answer looks the same, but somebody has to write it - dozens of times a week, instead of doing the real work.

The customer waits, a competitor replies

An enquiry sent on Friday at 6 p.m. gets an answer on Monday. By then the customer has ordered elsewhere. Response time translates into sales directly.

A bot that guesses does more harm than good

A chatbot bolted on in a hurry answers nonsense and gets prices wrong. The customer loses trust in the company, not in the bot - which is why an assistant has to stand on your documents, not on the model's general knowledge.

Process

From a conversation to a working tool.

No months of rollout and no pile of documentation. We start with the one process that genuinely hurts.

A talk about the process

I ask what repeats most often in your company and eats the most time. I point to the process worth automating first.

Designing the solution

We agree which questions the assistant answers, what it never touches and when it hands the matter to a human. The boundaries matter more than the model.

Build and training

I build the tool and feed it your knowledge: the offer, the price list, the terms, the FAQ. I walk it through scenario after scenario.

Testing and handover

I check it against real enquiries, hand the tool over and teach you how to update the knowledge base yourself.

What I build

Concrete deployments, not experiments.

Every tool sits inside your process - and plugs into the system you already use.

A voice assistant on your site

It takes the call, understands the question and answers in a natural voice - no touch-tone menus and no queue. It works around the clock.

A chatbot on your knowledge

A text assistant that grounds every answer in your offer and your documents. It understands the context of a question, and when it cannot find the answer in the source it says so and passes the matter on.

Enquiry to quote, with no human

The customer fills in a form, the AI reads the need, assembles a personalised quote and emails it. The whole thing in seconds, at any hour.

You update the knowledge yourself

Price list or delivery terms changed? You swap the document in the panel and the assistant answers from the new version straight away. No developer needed.

Comparison

An off-the-shelf plugin bot, or an assistant from me.

The difference shows up on the customer's first difficult question.

A plugin bot

An assistant from me

Answers from the model's general knowledge

Answers solely from your documents

Guesses a price when it does not know one

Says it does not know and passes the matter on

A decision tree of canned replies

Understands context and questions asked like a human

A separate subscription for every feature

The deployment is yours; you pay only for model usage

Sits alongside your systems

Plugged into your CRM, your email and your calendar

Pricing

What it costs.

You pay once for the build. After that the only cost is model usage - billed directly by the provider, with no margin from me.

Voice assistant on your site

A natural voice answering customer questions around the clock.

fromPLN 2,000

one-time

Customer service chatbot

A text assistant grounded in your knowledge - contextual, and aware of its own limits.

fromPLN 4,000

one-time

Process automation

From a form enquiry to a personalised quote in the customer's inbox - with no human in between.

fromPLN 4,000

one-time
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FAQ

Before you ask.

Costs, the contract, deadlines, who owns the deployment and how the tool grows after launch.

It depends on what it has to do. A brochure site with no admin panel is 2500 PLN. A site with a CMS panel where you edit content yourself starts at 4000 PLN, and a larger site with a block system and several languages at 6000 PLN. A MedusaJS store starts at 8000 PLN, AI automation at 2000 PLN. These are net prices for the build, paid once - there is no subscription for the software itself. Full price lists are on the service pages, and after a fifteen-minute call you get a concrete figure for your project rather than a range.

We work on a contract that sets out the scope, the deadline and the rule that I do not start programming until you have approved the design. Payment comes in two parts: a deposit at the start and the rest once you accept the working site. You do not pay for everything up front, and you never pay for something you have not seen on screen first.

We add it to what already runs - no rewriting the site from scratch. New integrations (an ERP, another payment gateway, an AI assistant) I quote separately, after a conversation about what it needs to do. And you are not tied to me for it: the code is yours and it is standard, so another developer can do the same work.

Yes. I build on open technologies (Next.js, Payload CMS) and I do not licence the site to you - the code is your property. Ask for it and I hand it over in full, so you can develop the project with any other developer. Hosting and maintenance, if you order them from me, are a separate service you can cancel at any time.

The timeline depends on architectural complexity. Fast Next.js brochure sites I deliver in 2-3 weeks. Complex B2B platforms, headless stores or WCAG implementations typically take 6 to 10 weeks. You always get a firm schedule before signing the contract.

You can host the site yourself and pay only for the server - the code is yours, so nothing ties you to me. If you would rather not think about it, I run maintenance from 300 PLN net a month: I take on the server, uptime monitoring, backups and updates, with a guaranteed response time. It is a service, not a condition for the site to run - you can cancel it at any time.
Taking on new projects

Your team has better things to do than write the same answer for the hundredth time.

A free 15-minute call. I will point to the process where AI wins back the most time - or tell you straight that in your case it is not worth it.

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