Websites & AI automations

Vexel

We build the site. Then we wire it into everything else.

Built for small teams doing too much by hand


Booking, quotes, follow-up, invoicing. We connect the tools you already pay for, so the work moves without anyone retyping it.

Scroll to continue


It isn't just a website.

Three things we ship

Your browser did not start WebGL, so the model is not drawing.

A Vexel build arrives with the plumbing already done. The site is the part you see. The rest is what stops the work piling up on one person's desk.

Drag to rotate


Projects shipped
40+
Hours saved per week
12
Weeks to launch
3
Clients still with us
98%

Services

What we build

01

Websites

Fast, accessible sites built from scratch. No page builder to unpick later and no theme you spend a year fighting.

02

AI automations

We find the work you repeat every week and hand it to something that does not forget: quote drafts, follow-up email, intake triage.

03

Integrations

Your site talks to your calendar, your CRM, and your accounting. A lead gets entered once and shows up everywhere it is needed.

04

Ongoing support

Hosting, updates, and a person who answers. We watch the automations so a quiet failure does not cost you a month of leads.


Process

Four steps, about six weeks

  1. 01

    Walk your week

    We sit with you and trace what happens between a lead arriving and getting paid. Most of the wins are hiding in that gap.

  2. 02

    Design the path

    You get a plan: what the site does, what runs on its own, what stays human, and what each part costs to build and to keep.

  3. 03

    Build and wire

    We ship the site and connect it to your booking, quoting, and invoicing. You watch a real lead move through it before launch.

  4. 04

    Hand over and watch

    You get documentation written for you, not for developers, plus a month of monitoring. Then we tune it against real traffic.


Contact

Get in contact with us

Tell us what you keep doing by hand. We reply within two working days with a straight answer on whether we can automate it and what it takes.