Asfand Studio FAQ

Asfand Studio is a US-based AI agency. We build websites, AI chatbots, AI calling agents, online booking and business automations, and we run SEO, Google Business Profile and content for local businesses.

Mostly local and service businesses: restaurants, home services, dental and clinics, real estate, law firms, salons and spas, gyms and fitness studios, and e-commerce brands. We work with clients worldwide, fully online.

There are no fixed prices. Tell us what you need and you get a custom quotation on WhatsApp, usually within 24 hours, with a written proposal before any work starts.

Message us on WhatsApp at +1 (505) 528-8200 or email info@asfandstudio.space. Share what you need and we will reply with a plan and a quotation.

You can get a page online in an afternoon. Getting one that ranks, loads fast, answers customers correctly and books the job is the part that takes experience. That is the part we do.

Yes, every day. It speeds up the routine parts, and a person still designs, checks and signs off everything we deliver.

It depends on the size of the project. You get a fixed timeline in your proposal before any work starts.

Yes. Every site is built mobile-first and tested on phones, tablets and desktops before launch.

Your logo, your business details and any photos you have. If you do not have written content yet, we can write it for you.

Yes. We are a US-based agency and work with clients worldwide, fully online.

Most small business websites are ready in one to three weeks, depending on the number of pages and how quickly content and feedback come in.

Yes. Every site we build is designed mobile-first, because most local customers find businesses on their phones.

Yes. Page titles, meta descriptions, a sitemap, Google Search Console and Analytics are set up as part of every launch.

Hire someone if you want a site planned around getting enquiries rather than just looking good. Builders are fine for a simple start, but a designed site comes with structured pages, written copy, speed work and search setup done for you, so you spend your time running the business instead of learning tools.

No, you do not need to provide everything. We can write the copy from a short conversation about your business and source suitable images. Your own photos of your team, work and premises are always better, so we will ask for any you have.

Yes. We can redesign an existing website, keeping the content and page addresses that already work and improving layout, speed, copy and calls to action. Keeping working page addresses, or redirecting them properly, helps protect the visibility your current site has built in search.

Yes, in most cases a new website can connect to your booking system, CRM, email marketing or WhatsApp. We confirm which tools you use during discovery and include the connections in your proposal, so enquiries go straight to the place your team already works.

It depends on scope. We start with the smallest version that solves the main problem, so you only invest in what you will use.

Yes. We help shape the idea, build a first version and improve it as you get users.

You do. The project data and code for your product belong to your business.

Use an off-the-shelf tool if it fits your process with only small compromises. Build custom software when you rely on workarounds, pay for many tools that do not connect, or need a product that does not exist yet. We can review your situation and tell you honestly which option makes sense.

Yes. Replacing busy spreadsheets is one of the most common reasons to build a custom app. We move your data into a proper system with forms, permissions and reports, so information is entered once, stays consistent and is easy for the whole team to find.

Yes, and we recommend it. Starting with a small version that solves the main problem lets you test the idea with real users before investing further. New features are then planned and quoted in stages, based on what your team or customers actually ask for.

We use AI tools daily to speed up coding and testing, and a person designs, reviews and signs off every part of the software. Features are tested before release and checked with you, so the speed of AI does not come at the cost of quality or control.

Most businesses see early movement within two to three months. Competitive keywords can take longer, so SEO works best as an ongoing effort.

Local SEO focuses on ranking in a specific area, including Google Maps results, which matters most for businesses that serve nearby customers.

No honest agency can guarantee rankings. We focus on the work that reliably improves visibility and report results openly.

Both can work, and they do different jobs. Google Ads can bring calls quickly but stop when spending stops. SEO takes longer to build, but it keeps bringing visitors without paying per click. Many local businesses use ads for quick wins while SEO grows in the background.

Yes, in most cases you still need SEO. A Google Business Profile helps you show on Maps, but your website supports how Google ranks that listing and handles searches beyond Maps. Optimizing both together gives your business a stronger, more consistent presence in local results.

Yes, good SEO helps your business appear in AI search answers. Tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews draw on well-structured, clear web pages. We write direct answers to customer questions and add structured data, which makes your content easier for these tools to understand and cite.

To start SEO, we mainly need access to your website, Google Business Profile, Search Console and Analytics, plus a short list of your main services and areas. If any of these accounts are not set up yet, we can create and connect them as part of the work.

No. The content is written for your brand; automation only handles the scheduling and routine replies.

Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn are the most common. Others can be added based on where your customers are.

Yes. Common questions get instant replies, and anything complex is passed to you or your team.

Not exactly. Social media automation handles scheduling and routine replies, while planning and content still need a person. With us, both sides are covered: we plan and review your content, then use automation to publish and respond on time, often at a lower ongoing effort than a full in-house role.

Yes, you approve posts before they are published. We share each month's calendar for review, and you can request changes or remove posts. Once you are comfortable with the process, some clients choose lighter approval, but the choice is always yours.

Yes. Automated replies can send leads from Instagram and Facebook messages to your WhatsApp or email. The automation collects basic details such as name, contact and request, then passes the conversation to you or your team so serious enquiries get a personal response quickly.

No, when it is set up properly. We use official scheduling and messaging features and approved tools that follow platform rules. We avoid tactics like automated mass following or spam messages, which can put accounts at risk, and focus on scheduling and helpful replies.

Anything you train it on: services, pricing ranges, hours, location, booking rules and common questions.

It collects the customer's details and passes the conversation to you, so no lead is lost.

Yes. We can deploy it on your website, WhatsApp, or both.

An AI chatbot understands questions in natural language and replies from your business information, while a regular chat widget either needs a person online or follows fixed button menus. The AI version can answer varied questions, capture leads and book appointments at any hour without someone watching the chat.

A contact form collects messages, but an AI chatbot answers questions in the moment. Many visitors leave instead of filling a form and waiting. A chatbot can answer them right away and still capture their details, so it works best alongside your form, not instead of it.

It can, which is why we limit it to your approved business information and test it before launch. When it is unsure, it is set to collect details and hand the conversation to a person rather than guess. We also review conversations after launch and correct any weak answers.

Yes, in most cases the chatbot can connect to your CRM, booking system or calendar. Leads and appointments can be sent directly to the tools your team already uses. We confirm which systems you use during planning and include the needed connections in your proposal.

The agent sounds natural, and we recommend being transparent with callers. Most care more about getting a fast, helpful answer.

Yes. It can check availability and book directly into your calendar, then send you a summary.

You decide the rules. Urgent calls can be transferred to you immediately.

An AI receptionist is often a strong alternative to a traditional answering service. It answers instantly at any hour, follows your exact rules and can book appointments straight into your calendar. A live service may suit complex or emotional calls better, and many businesses use AI first with transfers to people.

Yes, you can usually keep your existing number. Calls can be forwarded to the AI receptionist all the time, only after hours, or only when you do not answer. We set up the forwarding with you, so customers keep calling the number they already know.

The AI receptionist learns your prices and services from information you provide during setup, such as service lists, pricing guidance, service areas and policies. It answers only from that approved information. When details change, we update its knowledge so callers always get current answers.

Yes, an AI receptionist can handle booking and routine questions for dental clinics and law firms. Sensitive information is handled carefully, and the exact setup, including what the agent may discuss and what it must transfer, is agreed with you before it goes live.

Yes. Blog posts are planned around keywords your customers search for.

Yes. We create content in English, Arabic and Spanish.

It depends on your goals. We usually recommend a steady weekly rhythm rather than occasional bursts.

AI-generated content is good enough when a person guides and checks it. We use AI tools to speed up drafting and visuals, then a person edits for accuracy, tone and brand fit before anything is delivered. This keeps quality consistent while making regular content more practical for small businesses.

No, you do not need to appear on camera. Videos can use product shots, work footage, text-led designs, voiceovers or AI-assisted visuals. That said, short clips of you or your team often build trust, so we can suggest simple formats if you are open to it.

Your business owns the content we create for it once the project is delivered. You can publish, reuse and edit it across your website, social media, ads and emails. Where stock assets or licensed music are used, they follow their own license terms, which we explain.

Yes. We can reuse your existing photos, videos, reviews and older posts, turning them into fresh reels, captions, carousels or blog content. Repurposing what you already have saves time and keeps your content authentic, because it shows your real work and customers.

A digital menu guests open by scanning a QR code with their phone, with no app download needed.

Yes. Prices, specials and sold-out items can be updated easily.

Yes. We can add online ordering or send orders to WhatsApp.

A QR menu is better for quick updates, photos and ordering, while a printed menu suits guests who prefer paper. Many restaurants use both: a QR digital menu as the main, always-current version and a simple printed copy for guests who ask. We can design both in a matching style.

No, guests do not need to download an app. They scan the QR code with their phone camera and the menu opens in their web browser. This keeps it quick for guests and avoids the drop-off that comes with asking people to install something.

Yes, your QR menu can show allergen and dietary information, such as vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free or spicy labels. We add the details you provide for each dish. Your kitchen remains responsible for confirming the accuracy of allergen information, and we make it easy to update.

Yes. The same digital menu link can be added to your Google Business Profile, Instagram bio, Facebook page, website and WhatsApp. Guests always see the current version, so there is one menu to update instead of several copies in different places.

Yes, the profile itself is free. Managing it well is what improves your visibility.

Usually a few days, depending on the verification method Google offers.

Yes. A complete, active profile with good reviews is one of the strongest local ranking factors.

Yes, if you serve customers at their location, such as plumbers or cleaners. You can set up a service-area business and hide your address. You still need a real business that meets customers in person; Google does not allow virtual offices or mailbox addresses.

You should always be the primary owner of your Google Business Profile. We work as a manager with access you grant, so you keep full control. If you ever stop working with us, you simply remove our access and the profile stays yours.

The best way is to keep it complete, accurate and active. That means correct categories, hours and services, regular photos and posts, and a reply to every review. Asfand Studio handles these tasks monthly so the profile keeps working without taking your time.

No. Adding keywords to your business name and posting fake reviews both break Google's guidelines and can get a profile suspended. We use your real business name and help you earn genuine reviews by asking your customers honestly.

Automatic reminders help. Deposits can reduce no-shows further if you choose to use them.

Yes. The booking link can be added to Instagram, Facebook and your Google Business Profile.

Yes. AI calling agents and chatbots can book into the same calendar.

The best online booking software depends on your industry, payment needs and the tools you already use. We recommend a platform that fits your services and budget, rather than forcing one tool on every client, and set it up so it works with your website and calendar.

Yes, customers can reschedule or cancel from the link in their confirmation, within the rules you set. For example, you can require a minimum notice period, so last-minute changes still come through you instead of happening automatically.

Yes. Your team can add phone and walk-in bookings to the same system, so every appointment lives in one calendar. This keeps availability accurate for online customers and avoids two people being booked into the same time slot.

Yes, many booking systems support classes with a set number of spots, waitlists and recurring schedules. This works well for gyms, studios and workshops, and we configure capacity so the class closes automatically when it is full.

A typical store takes one to three weeks depending on the number of products and customizations.

Yes. We can migrate products and content from another platform.

Yes. We set up titles, descriptions and clean structure for product and collection pages.

Not necessarily. We can start building on a development store and you choose a Shopify plan when you are ready to launch. The store, domain and payments are always set up under your own account, so you own everything.

Yes, we can write clear, search-friendly product and collection descriptions in your brand voice. We use AI tools to speed up drafts, and a person edits and checks every description for accuracy before it goes live.

The best builder is one who handles design, product setup, payments, shipping and testing as one project, not just the theme. Asfand Studio builds complete Shopify stores for small brands and hands over a store that is ready to sell.

Yes. After launch we can help with new products, design changes, app setup, email marketing and ads. Ongoing support is quoted separately, so you only pay for the help you actually need.

Yes, after a quick review of how the site is built.

Yes. Every site we host or maintain runs on HTTPS.

Small edits are usually done within one to two business days.

If your website goes down, monitoring alerts us and we investigate the cause, whether it is hosting, an update or an attack. We restore service as quickly as possible, using a backup if needed, and tell you what happened and how we prevented it from recurring.

Yes, you always keep ownership of your website, content and domain. We work with access you grant and can hand over full credentials and files at any time, so you are never locked in.

Yes, every small business website needs regular maintenance. Even simple sites rely on software, hosting and security certificates that change over time. Without updates and backups, small problems build up until forms break, pages slow down or the site is compromised.

Yes, routine speed improvements are part of maintenance, such as compressing images, cleaning up unused plugins and fixing slow pages. Bigger changes, like a redesign or moving to a new platform, are quoted separately so you can decide.

Lead capture, follow-ups, invoicing, reminders, data entry and reporting are the most common.

Usually not. We connect the tools you already use wherever possible.

Yes. We use secure connections and give access only to what each workflow needs.

Start with tasks that are repetitive, frequent and rule-based, such as entering lead details, sending reminders or creating invoices. We review your weekly workload with you and prioritize the workflows that save the most time or prevent costly mistakes.

We use established automation platforms and the built-in integrations of your existing apps, choosing what fits your tools and budget. Where it helps, we add AI steps for tasks like sorting enquiries or drafting replies, always with a person checking the setup.

A small business can automate repetitive tasks by connecting its existing apps through automation platforms and using built-in CRM workflows. Asfand Studio designs, builds and tests these workflows for you, so you get the benefit of automation without hiring an in-house developer.

If an automation fails, an alert is sent so the problem is caught quickly rather than discovered weeks later. We fix the issue, check whether any records were missed, and adjust the workflow so the same failure is less likely to happen again.

Not when done properly. We keep lists targeted, messages relevant and follow the rules for consent and opt-outs.

Mainly email and LinkedIn, depending on your audience.

No. We focus on targeting and messaging quality and report results openly.

Cold email to businesses can be legal when it follows the rules where you and your prospects are located. That generally means honest sender details, accurate subject lines, a working opt-out and respecting unsubscribes. Some regions have stricter consent rules, so we agree the approach with you before any outreach starts.

No, not when it is done with care. AI helps with research and first drafts, but a person edits every sequence so the tone matches your brand and each message refers to something relevant about the prospect, not just their name.

The best way to use AI for B2B lead generation is to target a clearly defined audience, use AI for research and drafting, and keep a person in charge of quality. Asfand Studio follows this approach with consent-based, compliant outreach and clear reporting.

No, we do not send to bulk purchased email lists. We build targeted prospect lists from reputable business data sources, check them for fit and accuracy, and remove anyone who opts out. This protects your sender reputation and keeps outreach relevant.

We cannot remove genuine reviews, but professional replies and more positive reviews reduce their impact.

Yes, asking is allowed. Offering rewards for reviews is not, so we never do that.

Mainly Google, plus Facebook and industry sites relevant to your business.

No. We never write, buy or post fake reviews, and we never offer customers rewards in exchange for reviews. These practices break Google's policies and consumer protection rules. Every review on your profile comes from a real customer sharing their own experience.

We ask every customer because selectively asking only satisfied customers, known as review gating, is against Google's policies. Asking everyone keeps your profile honest and trustworthy, and the occasional critical review, answered well, often reassures future customers more than a perfect rating.

A small business gets more Google reviews by asking every customer, at the right moment, with a direct review link. Asfand Studio automates these requests after each job or visit and makes leaving a review take only a few taps, without incentives or filtering.

Respond to a negative review promptly, politely and briefly. Thank the customer, acknowledge the concern without arguing, avoid sharing private details, and invite them to continue the conversation offline. We draft these replies with you so they protect your reputation and show future customers you care.

A video ad produced with the help of AI tools for visuals, editing or voice, which makes production faster.

Yes. Your photos and footage make the videos more authentic.

Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube, in the right size for each.

Yes, AI video ads are allowed on these platforms as long as they follow each platform's ad policies. Some platforms ask advertisers to label realistic AI-generated content. We build ads with those rules in mind and avoid misleading claims or using real people's likeness without permission.

Yes, AI tools can turn good product photos into a moving video ad with motion, text, music and voiceover. Clear, well-lit photos from several angles give the best results. We review every frame so the product is shown accurately and nothing looks distorted.

The core service covers making the videos, delivered as ready-to-upload files for your ad account. If you also want help with campaign setup, targeting or reporting, tell us when you request a quotation and we will include it in your proposal.

Not when it is made carefully. We use AI where it helps and real editing judgment everywhere else, mixing your own photos and footage with AI scenes. A person checks pacing, text and visuals before delivery, and you can request revisions.

Internal tools are built for your own team, while SaaS products are sold to other users.

Yes. That is one of the most common reasons businesses build them.

Yes. Every team member gets their own account and access level.

Buy off-the-shelf software when it fits your process well and build a custom internal tool when your workflow is specific or you keep juggling several apps. We can review your current setup and tell you honestly which option makes more sense for your team.

You do. The tool is built for your business, and ownership and access to accounts, data and code are set out in your proposal. You are not locked into needing us for every small change, although ongoing support is available.

Yes, a custom internal tool can be designed to work on phones, tablets and computers. This matters for teams in the field, such as technicians or drivers, who need to update jobs on the go. We design screens for the devices your staff actually use.

Your existing spreadsheet data can usually be cleaned up and imported into the new tool. We review what you have, agree what to bring over and check the import with you, so your team starts with accurate records rather than a blank system.

We work with common platforms such as Mailchimp, Klaviyo and Shopify Email, or recommend one for you.

Yes. We add signup forms and offers to start building your list.

Automated sequences run on their own; regular newsletters usually work best weekly or every two weeks.

The best first email automation for a small business is a welcome sequence, followed by abandoned cart or follow-up emails and a win-back series. These cover new subscribers, almost-customers and past customers. We usually start there, then add sequences that match your sales cycle.

Yes, automated email is legal when people have agreed to receive it and every message includes a clear way to unsubscribe and your business details. Rules vary by country, so we build opt-in signup and unsubscribe links into every setup and recommend you confirm local requirements.

Yes. We review your website, social posts and past emails to learn how you talk to customers, then write in that voice. You approve every email before it goes live, and you can request edits so the tone feels like you.

Not if they are written well. Good automated emails use the subscriber's name and behavior, arrive at a sensible moment and sound like a real person. We keep messages short and useful, and we avoid sending more often than you promised at signup.

Logo files for print and web, colors, fonts and a short brand guide.

Yes. We can suggest names that fit your market and check basic availability.

We present a few directions and refine the one you choose.

A logo is one mark that represents your business, while a brand identity is the full visual system around it, including colors, fonts, graphic style and usage rules. The logo is the signature, and the brand identity makes everything else look consistent with it.

AI tools can help explore ideas quickly, but a logo still needs human design judgment to be original, simple and usable at every size. At Asfand Studio we may use AI for early exploration, and a designer creates, refines and checks the final logo.

Yes. Once the project is complete and paid, the final logo and brand files are yours to use. The details are written into your proposal. We recommend checking trademark availability in your market, and we can point you to the right next step.

Yes. A brand refresh keeps what customers already recognize, such as a color or symbol, and modernizes the rest. It is often a good fit for established businesses that want a cleaner, more consistent look without losing the recognition they have built.

No. Content is written and adapted to read naturally for each audience.

Yes, including proper right-to-left layout for Arabic.

Yes. Separate language pages can rank for searches in each language.

To make a small business website bilingual, create a separate version of each key page in the second language, add a clear language switcher and set language tags for search engines. We handle the writing, review for natural tone, layout and SEO setup.

We write in a neutral, widely understood form of each language by default, then adjust vocabulary for your audience, such as US Hispanic customers or Gulf audiences. Tell us where your customers are, and we will match the wording and tone to them.

Yes. We can adapt your existing English website, posts or emails into Spanish or Arabic. We adjust phrasing, examples and calls to action for each audience, and review every piece for natural tone, so the result reads as if it was written in that language.

Separate pages per language are usually better. They are easier for visitors to read, and search engines can show the right version to each searcher. Mixing two languages on one page tends to confuse both readers and search engines.

A review of your processes, a list of AI opportunities ranked by impact and a step-by-step plan.

No. The plan is yours, and we can help build it if you want.

No. Small businesses often benefit fastest because a few hours saved each week matters more.

Start by listing repetitive tasks your team does every week, such as answering common questions, writing emails or entering data, then test one AI tool on one task. An AI audit speeds this up by showing which tasks are worth automating first and which tools fit.

We recommend specific tools. Your plan names the tools we suggest for each opportunity, explains why they fit and notes the likely effort to set them up. We are not tied to one vendor, so recommendations are based on your needs and existing software.

In most small businesses, AI takes over repetitive tasks rather than replacing people. The goal of an AI audit is to free your team from routine admin so they can spend more time on customers and skilled work. Every plan keeps a person in charge of important decisions.

We only ask for the information needed to understand your processes, and we handle it carefully. Access is agreed with you up front, and you can share screenshots or walk us through tools instead of handing over logins. Data handling is set out in your proposal.

No. Workshops are designed for everyday users.

Yes. We run sessions online or in person.

Yes. Safe use and what not to share with AI tools is part of every workshop.

AI training for employees should cover practical use in daily tasks, writing good prompts, checking outputs for errors, data privacy and when to disclose AI use to customers. The best training uses real examples from your business so staff can apply it immediately.

Workshops focus on the AI tools your team already has or plans to use, such as general AI assistants and the AI features inside your existing software. If you have not chosen tools yet, we recommend options that fit your work and budget during the assessment.

Yes. We run sessions for owners and managers who want to understand AI before rolling it out to staff. These focus on choosing use cases, setting rules for the team and spotting where AI can save the most time across the business.

You keep the prompt templates, session notes and safe-use guidelines, and follow-up support helps with questions as your team applies them. We also suggest picking one or two tasks to use AI on every week, so the skills become a habit.

Yes. The AI receptionist asks the caller what the problem is, collects their address and contact details, checks your availability and books the job into your calendar. You get a text or WhatsApp summary right after the call.

You set the rules for emergencies. The AI receptionist can spot urgent calls like no heat, flooding or sparking outlets and transfer them straight to your on-call tech, or book the first available slot and alert you immediately.

The agent sounds natural and friendly, and we recommend being transparent that callers are speaking with an AI assistant. Most homeowners care more about getting a fast answer and a booked appointment than about who picks up.

Yes. We connect the AI receptionist to your existing business number, usually by forwarding calls when you are busy, after hours or all the time. You choose when it answers and when calls ring your team first.

Yes. We optimize your Google Business Profile, build service and city pages on your website and automate review requests after each job. We do not promise rankings, but these are the steps that help local companies get found.

Yes. We build interactive QR digital menus with food photos, clear descriptions and smart upsells. Guests scan a code at the table or on your website, and you can update dishes and prices without reprinting anything.

Yes. We can set up direct online ordering on your own website so regulars order from you for pickup or your own delivery. You keep the customer relationship and can still use delivery apps alongside it if you want.

The SMS bot answers common questions by text, such as opening hours, allergens, parking and catering. It can send guests your menu and ordering link. We recommend telling guests they are chatting with an automated assistant.

Yes. We set up automatic review requests that go out after a visit or order, so happy guests get a simple link to leave a Google review. We also help you reply to every review in a friendly, professional tone.

There is no fixed price because every restaurant needs something different. Message us on WhatsApp with what you need and you get a custom quotation, usually within 24 hours, followed by a written proposal before any work starts.

Yes. We set up online booking on your website so patients can choose a treatment and an available time, day or night. They get a confirmation and an SMS reminder before the visit, and your team sees the booking in your calendar.

An AI receptionist can answer routine calls about hours, location and services, book or move appointments and take messages. Anything clinical, urgent or sensitive is passed to your staff. We recommend telling callers they are speaking with an AI assistant.

We handle patient information carefully. Before we build anything, we agree with you what the chatbot or AI receptionist may collect, where it is stored and who can see it. We do not make compliance claims, so your own team confirms the setup meets your obligations.

SMS reminders help patients remember their appointments and make it easy to confirm or reschedule. We set up reminders at times that suit your office, such as a day before and on the morning of the visit, with wording you approve.

Yes. The same package works for dental offices, medical clinics and med spas. We adjust the website, booking flow and call scripts to your treatments, and the setup is always agreed with you before launch.

Yes. A lead chatbot can ask buyers and sellers about budget, area, timing and financing, answer common questions and book a call or viewing. Each qualified lead is sent to you and logged in your CRM with the full conversation.

AI calling follow-up is an AI agent that phones new leads soon after they enquire, asks a few qualifying questions and books an appointment with you. We recommend being transparent that the caller is an AI assistant working for your team.

We connect to the CRM you already use where possible, so leads, notes and follow-up tasks land in one place. If you do not have a CRM yet, we help you choose a simple one and set it up.

Yes. We build landing pages for listings, open houses and campaigns, each with photos, key details and an enquiry form. They work well with social media ads and send every lead straight into your CRM.

Yes. We create listing videos, market update posts and captions in your voice, then schedule them across your social profiles. You approve the content before it goes live, and we can also produce it in Spanish or Arabic.

Yes. AI calling intake can answer calls, collect the caller's name, contact details and a short description of the matter, and book a consultation or route urgent calls to an attorney. It does not give legal advice, and we recommend telling callers they are speaking with AI.

No. The intake chatbot answers general questions about your firm, collects intake details and books consultations. It uses disclaimers you approve and directs legal questions to your attorneys, so it never acts as a substitute for legal advice.

We handle client information carefully. Before building anything, we agree with you what the chatbot and AI intake may collect, where it is stored and who can access it. We do not make compliance claims, so your firm confirms the setup meets its own obligations.

Yes. We build websites for solo attorneys and small firms as well as larger practices. Each site is built around your practice areas and location, with a clear way for potential clients to call or request a consultation.

Yes. We build practice area and location pages, improve your Google Business Profile and set up review requests for satisfied clients. We do not promise rankings, but these steps help people searching locally find your firm.

Yes. Clients choose a service, a staff member and an available time on your website, then get a confirmation and reminders. Your team sees every booking in one calendar, and you set rules for deposits, buffers and cancellations.

Yes. A chatbot can answer common questions in your messages and on your website, such as services, availability and location, then send clients your booking link. We recommend letting clients know they are chatting with an automated assistant.

Yes. We create a content calendar, prepare posts and captions in your style and schedule them across Instagram and Facebook. You approve everything before it goes live, and auto-replies help you keep up with comments and messages.

Yes. The package works for barbershops as well as salons and spas. We set up booking by barber and service, walk-in information on your website and a chatbot that answers the questions your shop gets most.

There is no fixed price because every salon and spa is different. Message us on WhatsApp with what you need and you get a custom quotation, usually within 24 hours, with a written proposal before any work starts.

Yes. Members see your timetable on your website, pick a class and book a spot from their phone. You set capacity limits and waitlists, and members get a confirmation and an SMS reminder before the class starts.

Yes. Personal trainers can offer one-to-one and small group sessions with their own availability. Clients book a time that suits them, get reminders, and the trainer sees every session in one calendar.

A gym chatbot answers common questions about memberships, trial classes, opening hours, parking and the class schedule, any time of day. It sends interested people to book a first class and passes anything else to your team. We recommend saying it is an AI assistant.

Yes. We create workout reels, coach spotlights, class promos and captions for your brand, then schedule them across your social profiles. You approve the content first, so it always sounds like your gym.

It depends on the size of the project and the tools you already use. A website with class booking typically takes a few weeks, and you get a fixed timeline confirmed in your proposal before any work starts.

Yes. We set up the full Shopify store, including theme design, product pages, collections, payments, shipping and apps. You get a store ready to sell from day one, and we show you how to manage products and orders yourself.

An AI support chatbot answers questions about products, sizing, shipping, returns and order status any time of day, using your own store information. It hands complex issues to your team, and we recommend telling shoppers they are chatting with an AI assistant.

Yes. We create short product videos and ads made with AI tools for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, plus product page content. Every video is reviewed by a person and approved by you before it is published.

Most online stores should start with a welcome series, abandoned cart emails and a post-purchase follow-up. These cover new subscribers, nearly lost sales and repeat orders. We set them up in your email platform and write the copy for your brand.

Yes. We can move products, collections and content from another platform to Shopify and set up redirects to protect your existing search traffic. The scope and timeline are confirmed in your proposal before any work starts.