Charles JonesWhat I can do for you
Two things. One shows you what an AI helper can actually do with your website. The other proves where an AI's words came from. Same care, two different jobs.
A website that works for people — and for AI helpers
$99a month. It's a subscription: you keep me, not just a website.
Your site tells an AI helper the answer straight: here are the services, here are the open times, here is how to book — instead of the helper guessing from a page built for eyes.
Built to keep working: it loads fast, nothing breaks when a browser is missing, and an AI helper gets what it needs on the first ask.
What you get for it:
- I build your website and I host it.
- AI helpers can read it and book with it. It's WebMCP-ready — that's the new standard that lets an AI helper use a website directly instead of guessing.
- I stay available to you. Want something changed? Ask me and I do it.
- Any website work you need is included.
- No queue. No waiting. No ticket number. You ask me, I answer.
- Half the sites I could check are invisible to an AI helper — 12,827 out of the 25,478 I could judge, or 50.3%. Another 1,634 I could not reach at all, so I counted them in neither.
- Where this comes from: I checked 27,112 business websites on 28 August 2026. These numbers come straight from that check.
- Only 2.6% of sites let an AI helper do anything directly. Counting every kind of help, it is 8.9% — and 2,311 of those 2,404 got it from Wix or Shopify rather than building it. 93 built it themselves.
- Where this comes from: I checked 27,112 business websites on 28 August 2026. These numbers come straight from that check.
Proof of where an AI got its words
from $2,500a trial — I index your documents and give you 90 days of proof
Where this is up to — Still being built. Nothing is finished, nothing is sold, and nobody has bought one.
I make a fingerprint of your documents. Then for anything an AI writes, I can show you which document it came from, which part of it, and when — on a receipt nobody can quietly change afterwards.
After the trial: a base price per set of documents, plus what you use. Bigger firms pay for the full evidence bundle and a support promise, not for asking questions.
Checking a receipt is free, always. A receipt only I can check is worth nothing in an argument — so anyone can check one without paying me.
Bigger build work, by the hour
$120an hour
Contract work: the plumbing that lets AI systems use a business safely, very large websites, Google Cloud, and the checks that keep all of it honest.
You can go and look at the work rather than take my word for it: a log of what went wrong and what is still open, and every number on this site coming from the thing that measured it.
The prices are on the page because a price you have to ask for is a price you cannot compare. Every number here says where it came from, and where I have not measured something, I say so instead of guessing.