AI is having its moment, and most businesses are doing it badly — bolting ChatGPT onto a process and calling it transformation, or signing up for ten different SaaS tools that don't talk to each other. We build something different. Custom AI tools and workflows designed around your actual operations, integrated with the systems you already use, owned by you, and built to do real work — not perform innovation theatre.

Engagements range from focused tools through to full platforms. A simple lookup tool that pulls answers from your own data and surfaces them in a chat window starts at around $5K. A workflow automation that handles a specific business process — quoting, scheduling, customer follow-up, internal reporting — sits in the $10K to $30K range depending on scope. A full internal platform that runs a meaningful chunk of your operations can land anywhere between $50K and $100K and beyond. The honest answer on pricing is that it depends. We scope it on a call.

Every build follows the same logic — start with the workflow, not the tech. We map the process, identify where AI can save real time or unlock something genuinely new, and build only what needs building. The output is a tool your team uses every day, not a demo that lives on a slide. Owned by you, hosted by you, integrated with your stack, and built to evolve as your business does.

Why choose Goji for AI builds

Most AI consultancies sell the technology. We sell the outcome. Our team starts every engagement by understanding the business problem, not the model — and we build the simplest thing that solves it. That often means custom code, sometimes off-the-shelf models, occasionally a clever workflow with no AI at all. The goal is the result, not the buzzword.

We're a digital agency, not an AI lab — which means the tools we build connect to the things you already run. Your website, your CRM, your support inbox, your data warehouse. AI that sits inside the work, not next to it. When AI is part of how a brand, website and search system are built together, it compounds — not just as a feature, but as a real edge.