AI CURDY / DOYJO SERVICES
AI services built around
the way you work.
Website assistants, publishing workflows, and business automation for small businesses using WordPress and WooCommerce.
Start with one useful job. Brian helps define the source information, integrations, review steps, and ongoing responsibilities before the build.
01 / Help customers find their way
Website assistants & business knowledge.
An assistant can help visitors explore your services and products, answer common questions, and find a relevant page or contact option.
The starting point is information you trust: service descriptions, product details, FAQs, policies, and the questions your team hears regularly. We define what the assistant should answer and when it should hand the conversation to a person.
Possible project scope
- Organizing and maintaining approved source material
- Business-specific instructions and tone
- WordPress or WooCommerce integration
- Service discovery and inquiry guidance
- Testing unclear, off-topic, and unsupported requests
- Clear disclosure that visitors are using AI
An AI answer can be wrong. The project should make uncertainty, review, and human contact easy to handle.
02 / Make your expertise easier to publish
AI content & publishing workflows.
Build a repeatable process for turning source material into useful articles, product information, FAQs, and other website content.
Brian connects the writing process to the work around it: research requirements, editorial direction, factual checks, internal links, and the person responsible for approval.
Possible project scope
- Topic discovery and research briefs
- Approved sources and attribution requirements
- Drafting with your business voice and terminology
- Editorial, factual, and image review
- WordPress scheduling and publishing controls
- Monitoring, correction, and content refreshes
Quality and usefulness guide the workflow. Search rankings and traffic are not guaranteed.
03 / Connect the repetitive steps
Business automation & custom tools.
Look at the work your staff keeps repeating: gathering a request, finding the right information, preparing a document, or moving an approved result into another system.
Some steps need AI. Others work better with ordinary rules and structured data. The project should use each where it fits and keep consequential decisions with the right person.
Possible project scope
- Structured intake and request summaries
- Product-data lookup and document preparation
- Custom WordPress or WooCommerce features
- Connections to supported business tools
- Approval, retry, and failure-handling steps
- Documentation and staff handoff
Available integrations depend on the access, APIs, and capabilities of the systems involved.
A working process
From a repetitive task to a usable system.
Bring real examples
Show the current input, the desired output, and what makes a result acceptable. Identify what still needs a person.
Test a focused workflow
Configure or build the agreed tool, then review ordinary cases, incomplete information, and failure scenarios.
Know who owns the next step
Agree on launch, staff use, source updates, monitoring, and support. Measure the result before expanding the scope.
Transparent starting prices
Match the investment to the work.
AI automation projects start at $2,500. Custom WordPress or WooCommerce plugins start at $5,000. Custom web applications start at $15,000.
These are starting points, not a promise that every request fits the minimum. Data preparation, integrations, access controls, testing, and support requirements affect the estimate.
Review DOYJO’s full pricingBring these details to the conversation
- Your website and the tools you use
- One task you want to improve
- An example of a good finished result
- Who reviews or approves the work
- Your timeline and investment range
Ongoing model usage, software subscriptions, hosting, maintenance, and support are discussed with the project scope.
Common questions
Before you start.
Can this work with my existing WordPress website?
Often, yes. Brian reviews the theme, plugins, hosting, data sources, and required workflow first. The project plan identifies any changes or limitations.
Do I need to choose an AI model?
No. Start with the business process. Model choice depends on the output you need, its accuracy requirements, response time, cost, and integration options.
Will AI publish content or take actions automatically?
Only where the agreed workflow calls for it. Review and approval steps should be explicit, with people retaining the decisions that require their judgment.
Can you guarantee time savings or more leads?
No specific outcome is guaranteed. We can define a measurable goal, test the workflow, and compare the result with your current process.
Who delivers and supports the work?
AI Curdy is a DOYJO project. You discuss your requirements directly with Brian Bateman, and the scope establishes the build, handoff, and ongoing support responsibilities.
A practical next step
What would you like to take off your plate?
Bring one repetitive task, a few real examples, and a picture of what a better result would look like. Brian will help you work out the scope.
AI automation projects from $2,500.
Based in Sheboygan. Working nationwide.