Be the business AI recommends.

Super Intelligence. Since the US executive order in late September 2026 that renamed AI “Super Intelligence (SI)”, both names are in use. I use “AI” wherever people search, and “SI” for the brand and the era we’re in — hence the domain.

Call it AI or Super Intelligence (SI). Your buyers already ask it before they ask you. More in AI vs SI.

No one can honestly promise that, and I don’t. Assistants decide for themselves, and their answers shift from week to week.

What I can do is remove every reason for them to skip you: AI crawlers that can reach and read every page, answer-first pages with your prices, proof and a named expert, and facts that stay consistent wherever assistants look. Then I measure what can be measured — which AI crawlers visit, which buyer questions mention you, which leads arrive from AI answers — and report it monthly, including the numbers that don’t move.

A fair question for a one-man studio, and the answer is built into how I work. Everything lives in your accounts from day one — repository, hosting, domain, analytics — so nothing is ever stuck with me. Every project ships with tests and a runbook, so another developer can pick it up. And I take on only a few builds at a time, so a sick week means a short delay, not a disappearance. How continuity works.

Yes. Code, content, designs, data and accounts are yours. I build in your Cloudflare, GitHub and analytics accounts — or set them up in your name — and the intellectual property is assigned to you on full payment. No licence fees, no hosting markups, no per-seat pricing, no marked-up AI credits. If we part ways, you keep everything.

Not necessarily. Often the fastest win is an Edge Hub: an AI-readable knowledge section added beside your current site, on your own domain, without touching WordPress or Shopify. That is how part of the law-firm engine works — the firm’s WordPress site was never changed.

If the site itself is the problem — slow, JavaScript-only, or buried in a page builder — a rebuild pays off. The Deep Audit tells you which path fits, with a fixed quote for each.

An audit takes 7 business days. An Edge Hub goes live in 2–3 weeks, a landing page in 10 business days, a full rebuild in 3–6 weeks. You get a preview link every week, so fast never means out of sight.

For a sense of pace: Filyhost, my own SaaS, went from an empty repository to a live, monetised product in 3 weeks.

I’m based in Monterrey, Mexico and work 08:00–18:00 local time on weekdays. That overlaps the European afternoon and the whole business day across the Americas, so European calls usually land in my morning and your afternoon. Personal reply within one business day.

Usually very little — and you pay the providers directly, never through me. A static site on Cloudflare often fits in the free tier. A content engine adds AI spend that you cap: the law firm’s engine runs at ~€33/mo, with a hard breaker at €100 a month that stops it before it can overspend. Every quote I send lists the expected monthly running costs line by line.