We already have a website.
Good. The question is whether an assistant can read every product on it. Many sites show only a few categories and a phone number. At the meeting we show you what the assistants said about your goods.
Questions
Fair questions, plain answers.
What a careful director asks before a meeting.
Questions and answers
Our buyers know us. They call.
Your present buyers, yes. This is for the buyer who does not know you yet and asks an assistant whom to call.
We do not publish our prices.
You do not have to. Product, pack size and “in stock” are enough for an assistant to see what you sell. Prices can stay on request.
Can you guarantee the AI will recommend us?
No. Nobody can promise what an AI will say. We promise to do all it takes for the AI to know your goods as fully as possible. And we are sure enough of our method to wait for 80% of our fee until three months after your catalogue goes live, and to take it only if you have more buyers.
How will we know it worked?
We agree the measures with you before we start, for your firm and your products, because not every product sells the same way. Three months after your catalogue goes live we look at the results together, and you decide.
Is this really happening?
In an international survey, one in four business buyers said they use AI chatbots more often than a search engine when they research suppliers (Responsive, October 2025). There is no figure for Georgia yet. The quickest proof is the test: ask an assistant about your own goods.
How much?
It depends on the size of your catalogue. At the meeting you get one fixed figure, in writing.
The meeting
Twenty minutes, at your office or online.
Before we meet, we put the buyer’s question to the assistants for your goods. We bring the answers, and we show you what your catalogue would look like.