THE SITE DOES THE WORK.

Most websites talk about the work. Yours should do it.

Amysa builds websites that quote, book and take orders on their own. Someone lands on your site at 21:40 on a Saturday, gets a real price, books, and pays. You find out on Monday without re-typing a thing.

  • 01A real price in under ten seconds, no phone call, no form
  • 02Booking or order completed at 21:40 on a Saturday, nobody in the building
  • 03You know about it on Monday without anyone re-typing it
  • 04It remembers them next time, so they don't repeat themselves
Guesthouse owner writing a booking into a paper diary while a guest waits at the counter
DOES YOUR SITE DO THIS?04 questions
01
Price
Under ten seconds · no form
02
Book
21:40 Saturday · nobody in
03
Land
In your system by Monday
04
Remember
No repeating themselves
One no, and the phone is still doing the work.

The short version

R2,500Where a build starts
R750Where the monthly starts
21:40Saturday night, still taking bookings
AmyThe AI assistant that answers and quotes

KEY TAKEAWAYS

What is Amysa?

Amysa builds websites that do the work a business currently does by phone: quoting, booking, ordering and taking payment.

  • The site is built to transact, so a stranger can get a price and book without speaking to anyone.
  • Amy is the AI assistant on the site. She answers, quotes and books, and the site says she is an AI.
  • Builds start at R2,500, with monthly plans from R750.
  • Amysa works mainly with South African businesses, and with businesses elsewhere where the fit is right.

You paid for a website. The work still happens on the phone.

Someone finds you late on a Saturday. They want a price and they want to book. Your site tells them how long you have been going and how much quality matters to you. So they phone. Nobody answers, because it is Saturday night. By Monday morning they have booked somewhere else, and you never knew they were there.

Most website projects swap an old brochure for a better looking one while the real work carries on by phone, on paper and in somebody's head. We go after that work instead. The site replaces the phone call.

How a build runs

Four steps from first conversation to a site that is running. Most of the effort sits on our side.

01

Conversation

We work out what the site should handle that you currently handle.

  • A straight talk about how the business actually runs
  • Your prices, your rules, and what you say no to
  • An agreed list of the jobs the site will do

You don't need a brief written. Talking is enough.

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02

Build

The pages go up and the working parts get wired in behind them.

  • Pages written around the jobs, not around your history
  • Quoting, booking, ordering and payment connected
  • Amy set up on your prices and your rules

You see it while it is being built, not on launch day.

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03

Go live

It goes live without your email or your current site falling over.

  • Real bookings and quotes tested before anyone else sees them
  • Domain and email moved carefully
  • Enquiries routed to where your team already looks

We handle the move. You carry on trading.

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04

Keep it running

Prices change and rules change, so the site changes with them.

  • Hosting, updates and security handled
  • Amy corrected when your prices or rules move
  • Page changes when the business changes

This is what the monthly covers.

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Who this is for

Businesses where the price, the booking or the order still runs through a person with a phone in their hand.

Two hands using a phone late at night, the screen the only light in the room
01
Hotels and guesthouses

Rates, availability and a booking that lands in your system, instead of a message asking reception to call back.

02
Restaurants

Tables booked and orders placed while the kitchen is busy, with the detail already captured.

03
Medical and dental practices

Appointment slots, forms filled in before the visit, and fewer calls your front desk has to take.

04
Law firms and estate agencies

Enquiries that arrive with the facts you need to decide whether to take the matter on.

05
Salons and trades

A price for the job and a slot in the diary, taken after hours when the quote is actually being asked for.

06
Nursery schools

Places enquired about, paperwork started and fees explained without a parent having to phone during school hours.

The people behind it

50+Years of combined experience
37 500+Coffees, at three a day across those years
128Hours a week nobody answers your phone

The last number is the one we build against.

A week is 168 hours. A business open nine to five is reachable for 40 of them.

Want to know what your site could be handling on its own?

Common questions

Straight answers. No sales spin.

Often not. If what you have looks fine, we can leave the look alone and put the working parts in behind it. A site can look identical afterwards and be worth far more to you. It can also look magnificent and be worth nothing. The look is not what we are buying.

Amy is the AI assistant on your site. She answers questions, gives prices and takes bookings using the rules you set. She is an AI, and your site says so plainly. Anything she is not sure about comes to you instead of being guessed at.

It works wherever someone needs a price, a booking or an order: hotels and guesthouses, restaurants, medical and dental practices, law firms, salons, trades, nursery schools, estate agencies. If your work genuinely needs a conversation first, Amy handles the opening and hands the person to you with the detail already captured.

Builds start at R2,500 and monthly plans start at R750. What you pay depends on how much the site has to do. The pricing page has the detail.

Mostly South African businesses, and businesses elsewhere where the fit is right.

Not if it is working. Where we can connect to it, we connect to it. A booking gets entered once, by the customer, and arrives where your team already works, without anyone re-typing it.

Tell us what still happens on the phone.

We will tell you what the site could take off your hands and what that costs. The conversation is free, and you are not signing anything to have it.