AutomIQ AI
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One call. An honest map of where AI pays in your business.

A working session, not a sales pitch. Come with your goals and your bottlenecks. We will look at how your business actually runs, and leave you with a written summary of what is worth building, what you should keep buying off the shelf, and roughly what a replacement would cost.

What you get

  • A plain English read of your current funnel and operations.
  • The two or three automations with the fastest payback for your specific business.
  • A realistic scope and timeline if you want us to build.
  • No obligation, and everything we discuss stays confidential.

AutomIQ AI

66 Hudson St, Ste 302, Hoboken, NJ 07030
+1 (551) 220-5688
contact@automiq.ai

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We reply within one business day. Your information is never shared or sold.

Common questions

What does an engagement cost?
Every build is scoped and priced fixed before work begins, based on the build consult. You will never get an hourly surprise. Monthly operations run on a flat fee with defined usage terms.
How fast can you ship?
Focused systems, like a lead generation engine or an automation suite, typically go live in about 30 days. Full platforms with deep integrations run around 90 days. You see working milestones throughout, not status reports.
Do you work with our existing tools?
Yes. We integrate with Salesforce, Stripe, Twilio, QuickBooks, Meta, Google, and most modern stacks. The system fits your tools, not the reverse.
Who owns the software and the data?
You do. Data, configuration, and every output the system produces are yours, and that is written into our agreements.
Is our data used to train AI models?
No. Your data is isolated and is never used to train third party public models.
What happens after launch?
We operate the system monthly: tuning, improvements, support, and a report of what it delivered. Most requests are covered by the monthly service, and anything bigger gets a written scope before work begins.
We are not technical. Is that a problem?
It is the normal case. You bring the business knowledge, we bring the engineering, and everything is explained in plain English from the first call to the monthly report.