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We provide website development, WordPress and e-commerce development, custom web applications, SEO, content and copywriting, paid advertising, graphic design, AI chatbots, AI calling agents, workflow automation, integrations, analytics, cloud support, security, and ongoing maintenance. The exact service mix is tailored to your goals rather than forcing every project into one package.

Yes. AIDevExpert works remotely with businesses and professionals worldwide. Project communication, reviews, approvals, file delivery, and support can be handled through email, WhatsApp, video calls, and your preferred project platform.

We support startups, established companies, agencies, e-commerce stores, healthcare providers, real-estate businesses, restaurants, law firms, SaaS companies, personal brands, and other service-based or product-based businesses. Suitability depends more on the project goals and scope than on the industry name.

We handle both. We can audit and improve an existing website, redesign selected pages, fix technical problems, improve speed and mobile usability, add new functionality, or rebuild the site when the current foundation is no longer suitable.

No. We explain recommendations in practical business language and guide you through content, access, approvals, and launch. You will still be asked to make business decisions, but you do not need to understand code or server administration.

Submit the Get a Free Quote form with your goals, current website, required services, preferred timeline, and estimated budget. We will review the information and respond with the most suitable next step, questions, or a proposed scope.

Sometimes, depending on current availability and the size of the request. Urgent work may need a reduced first-phase scope, faster approvals, immediate access to required accounts, and a different fee structure. A realistic delivery commitment is confirmed only after the requirements are reviewed.

We work with WordPress, WooCommerce, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Joomla, Drupal, Tilda, and custom-coded websites or web applications. Platform recommendations are based on your content, sales process, integrations, budget, growth plans, and internal management needs.

Both approaches are available. A custom design offers stronger control over branding, layout, conversion flow, and scalability. A carefully selected template can reduce cost and delivery time for a smaller project. The chosen approach is stated clearly before development begins.

Responsive behaviour is included in modern website projects. Layouts are designed and tested for common desktop, tablet, and mobile screen sizes. Device-specific behaviour, advanced browser support, or unusual hardware requirements should be identified during scoping.

Yes. We can build WooCommerce and Shopify stores with product catalogues, categories, payments, shipping rules, customer accounts, inquiry flows, and conversion-focused product pages. Complex subscriptions, marketplaces, multi-vendor systems, or custom fulfilment workflows require separate scoping.

We can provide copywriting, content structuring, and image recommendations or licensed stock-image sourcing when included in the scope. Client-supplied information must be accurate, and any third-party image, font, plugin, or media licence remains subject to its own terms.

Yes. We can recommend or configure domains, hosting, DNS, business email, SSL certificates, backups, and deployment. Domain, hosting, mailbox, premium plugin, and other third-party charges are normally paid by the client unless the proposal says otherwise.

We can migrate websites, databases, media, products, users, and selected settings after reviewing the source and destination systems. A backup and testing plan is used where possible, but migrations can be affected by incompatible plugins, closed platforms, damaged data, hosting restrictions, or third-party access limits.

We can apply practical accessibility improvements such as semantic structure, keyboard-friendly controls, readable contrast, form labels, focus states, and alternative text guidance. Formal certification or compliance with a specific legal standard requires a dedicated audit and agreed testing scope.

SEO services may include technical audits, keyword and competitor research, site architecture, on-page optimisation, metadata, internal linking, schema guidance, content planning, Core Web Vitals improvements, local SEO, off-page strategy, Search Console review, and reporting. The final scope depends on the website and target market.

No responsible SEO provider can guarantee a specific organic ranking or exact position because search engines control their algorithms and competitors continue to change. We focus on technically sound work, relevant content, measurable improvements, and a sustainable strategy rather than unsupported ranking promises.

Some technical fixes can improve crawling or usability quickly, while meaningful organic growth commonly takes several months. Timing depends on the website history, competition, content quality, authority, location, technical condition, implementation speed, and search-engine updates.

Yes. We can audit the existing website and work within its current platform when it provides enough control. If major technical limitations prevent effective optimisation, we will explain the issue and recommend a practical improvement or migration path.

Yes. Local SEO can focus on service areas, location pages, business information, local intent, and map visibility. International SEO can include country or language targeting, technical structure, regional keyword research, and market-specific content. Each market requires its own research.

Yes. We can create service pages, landing pages, product descriptions, category copy, blog posts, ad copy, email copy, and content briefs. Client review is required for factual claims, regulated topics, prices, product details, and brand-specific information.

Reporting can be included at an agreed frequency and may cover completed work, technical findings, visibility trends, traffic, conversions, keyword movement, and priorities for the next period. Reports are interpreted in context because isolated metrics do not always show business value.

Yes. We can assist with setup, verification, troubleshooting, tracking, data review, product-feed issues, and website-related configuration for supported Google services. Final approvals, policy decisions, account suspensions, and platform enforcement remain under Google's control.

Common use cases include lead capture, FAQ support, appointment qualification, email follow-up, document processing, internal knowledge search, content assistance, CRM updates, reporting, customer routing, voice agents, and connections between existing applications. We prioritise tasks with clear rules, useful data, and measurable value.

Yes. A chatbot can be configured around approved website content, documents, product information, policies, scripts, or a structured knowledge base. The quality of answers depends on the source material, model, retrieval design, instructions, maintenance, and the limits set for uncertain questions.

Often, yes. Integrations can use official APIs, webhooks, automation platforms, plugins, or custom middleware. Feasibility depends on the software provider, account plan, API access, rate limits, authentication method, data format, and security requirements.

Our goal is usually to reduce repetitive work, improve response speed, and help staff focus on higher-value decisions. AI should not be treated as infallible, and important customer, financial, medical, legal, safety, or operational decisions may require qualified human review.

We aim to minimise unnecessary data, use approved tools, restrict access, and document the intended flow. Privacy also depends on the selected vendors, client configuration, user consent, retention settings, and applicable law. Sensitive data requires a dedicated review before implementation.

Yes, and human review is recommended for important output. Workflows can include approval steps, escalation rules, confidence thresholds, restricted actions, and logs. The appropriate level of oversight is selected according to the risk and business impact.

Possible ongoing costs include model or API usage, automation-platform subscriptions, phone or messaging charges, vector databases, hosting, monitoring, support, and third-party software plans. Expected costs and ownership responsibilities are identified during solution design where possible.

Services may include Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram advertising through Meta, Shopify-focused campaigns, remarketing, and related tracking or landing-page support. Availability and strategy depend on the business, market, offer, platform policies, and account condition.

Normally, no. The client pays the advertising platform directly, while our fee covers the agreed strategy, setup, management, creative work, tracking, or reporting. Any different arrangement will be stated clearly in the proposal.

No. Advertising results are influenced by the offer, price, market, competition, website, sales process, budget, tracking accuracy, audience, seasonality, and platform behaviour. We can optimise campaigns and report performance, but cannot guarantee a specific number of sales or exact return.

Tracking setup can be included using supported platform pixels, Google Analytics, Google Tag Manager, form events, purchase events, call tracking, or CRM signals. Tracking can be limited by consent choices, browser restrictions, ad blockers, platform changes, and third-party checkout systems.

Yes. We can create campaign copy, headlines, banners, social graphics, landing-page sections, and creative variations when included in the scope. The client is responsible for confirming the accuracy and legality of product, price, performance, and promotional claims.

Where possible, the client should own the advertising, analytics, merchant, and business-manager accounts and grant the required access. This provides better continuity, transparency, and control if service providers change.

Pricing is based on scope, complexity, number of pages or features, content requirements, integrations, timeline, testing, and support. A useful estimate requires enough information to understand what must be delivered and what is already available.

Both may be available. Clearly defined builds are often quoted at a fixed project price with milestones. SEO, advertising, maintenance, content, and ongoing optimisation are commonly handled through monthly retainers or recurring service plans.

Many projects require an initial payment before work begins, followed by milestone or final payments. The amount, payment schedule, currency, platform fees, and due dates are stated in the proposal, invoice, marketplace order, or written agreement.

Delivery time varies widely. A focused landing page may take days, while a larger website, store, application, automation system, or migration may take several weeks or longer. Timelines depend on scope, access, content readiness, feedback speed, third-party approvals, and requested changes.

The number or type of revisions is defined in the project scope. Revisions normally mean adjustments to approved work, not a complete change of direction or newly added functionality. Clear, consolidated feedback helps keep the project efficient.

We will explain whether the request can be included, exchanged for another item, scheduled for a later phase, or quoted as additional work. Material scope changes may affect both price and delivery date and should be approved in writing.

Available methods depend on the invoice, country, currency, and platform used for the project. Payment instructions are provided directly in the approved proposal, invoice, or marketplace order. Never send payment to an unverified account or through instructions that do not match our confirmed communication.

Cancellation and refund eligibility depend on the work completed, reserved time, purchased third-party items, project stage, and written agreement. Please review the applicable proposal and our Refund Policy before placing an order.

Communication may use email, WhatsApp, scheduled calls, shared documents, or a project-management platform. Important approvals, scope changes, credentials, and payment decisions should be documented clearly rather than relying only on informal voice messages.

Yes, when included in the project or purchased as a support plan. A launch period may cover agreed defects and deployment assistance, while ongoing content updates, monitoring, new features, plugin updates, backups, and optimisation are usually handled separately.

Maintenance plans can include software updates, backups, uptime checks, security review, small content changes, performance checks, and technical support. The exact response times, included hours, exclusions, and supported systems are defined in the plan.

Backups can be configured through the host, website, cloud storage, or a maintenance system. Backup frequency, retention, restoration testing, and responsibility depend on the selected hosting and support plan. No single backup method should be treated as completely risk-free.

No provider can guarantee absolute security. We can apply practical protections such as updates, access controls, secure configuration, backups, monitoring, malware checks, least-privilege access, and reputable hosting. Security remains an ongoing process affected by users, vendors, credentials, and new vulnerabilities.

Use a secure password manager, temporary access, role-based accounts, or another agreed secure method. Avoid sending permanent passwords in public chats or unencrypted documents. Access should be limited to what is required and changed or revoked when the task is complete.

Verified defects in our delivered work are handled according to the agreed testing and support terms. Issues caused by later changes, expired licences, hosting failures, unsupported software, third-party updates, malware, or new requirements may require separate work.

Unless the agreement says otherwise, the client owns and pays for ongoing third-party subscriptions, usage charges, renewals, domains, hosting, email, paid plugins, themes, apps, and APIs. We can help select and configure them, but vendors control their pricing and availability.

We can investigate and recommend a workaround or update, but third-party downtime, discontinued services, policy changes, API limits, and vendor bugs are outside our direct control. Required adaptation may involve additional development or a replacement service.

After full payment, the client generally receives the rights to the custom deliverables identified in the agreement. Pre-existing tools, reusable code, open-source software, stock media, fonts, plugins, APIs, and third-party assets remain subject to their original ownership and licence terms.

Access and source-file delivery are provided as described in the project scope. For client-owned websites and accounts, we prefer transparent administrator access. Some hosted platforms, licensed assets, managed services, or reusable internal components may have restrictions.

We may request permission to display publicly launched work, describe the services provided, and link to the live website. Confidential work, white-label arrangements, or projects covered by a non-disclosure agreement can be excluded when agreed in writing.

Yes, we can review a reasonable NDA before sensitive information is shared. The NDA should not prevent us from using general skills, public information, independently developed methods, or tools that were not created exclusively for the client.

We use information to respond to inquiries, deliver services, communicate, process transactions, protect systems, and meet legitimate business or legal needs. Please read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy for more detail.

AI-assisted tools may be used for research, drafting, testing, coding support, automation, or creative exploration where appropriate. Final deliverables still require review, and clients should verify factual, legal, regulated, trademark, copyright, product, and brand-specific claims before publication.

We can implement requested pages, consent tools, technical controls, and accessibility improvements, but the client remains responsible for obtaining qualified legal advice and confirming that business practices, claims, policies, data processing, products, and website content comply with applicable laws.