AetherLogik — AI automation agency in Miami, FL. Automate, scale, breathe. Your business running on its own while you focus on growing.

We work at a fixed price — 50% to start, 50% on delivery. The cost depends on scope, which is why the first audit is free, with no commitment: that's where we give you a concrete range for your specific case. We don't publish a price list because the math genuinely changes by project. An automated quoting system for an HVAC company doesn't cost the same as a bilingual website with a CRM and booking system for a consulting firm, and neither costs the same as the coordination system we built for a multi-location aesthetic clinic group. All three are delivered and running in production, and all three had a different scope, so a different price. What stays constant: nothing starts until the cost is agreed in writing, and the 50% deposit is only collected once we both agree on exactly what gets built. If something new comes up mid-project, we scope and quote it separately. It never gets added to the original invoice without a conversation first.

Yes. You explain the problem in plain language; we translate it into a technical solution and hand it to you working, with a runbook and a video that explain how it operates. That's how we worked with DMP Consulting Services, a consulting firm in Houston/Katy, TX: the owner didn't show up asking for "a CRM with appointment automation" — she described the real problem (each consultant's schedule was coordinated by hand over email, with no site that reflected the quality of the work). We translated that into a bilingual site (Spanish and English) on DMP's own infrastructure, with a booking system that fills itself and a centralized CRM, delivered and running. Same story with an HVAC owner who only knows air conditioning, or the admin team at a multi-location clinic network: nobody needs to understand code to operate what we build.

Everything is yours from day one — the code, the infrastructure, and the data. If you decide to continue on your own or with another team, your business keeps running exactly as before. No lock-in. We prove this on every project we deliver: the agent that generates quotes and auto-invoices for Marino HVAC (Miami) runs on Marino's own infrastructure, not on an account of ours that stops working the moment you cancel. Same with the site, CRM, and booking system we built for DMP Consulting Services. The day it shipped, it kept operating independently of us. Compare that to tools like Zapier or Make: stop paying the subscription and the automation stops. With our approach, the logic is yours from the first commit, not locked inside a third-party platform. Ask any agency you're evaluating who owns the code. That answer tells you everything.

A simple automation typically takes 2–3 weeks; a custom app takes 6 to 12 weeks, depending on the scope we define during the audit. A couple of real reference points to see where your project falls: an automated quoting system with basic follow-up (like the ones we integrate with ServiceTitan, Jobber, or QuickBooks for HVAC companies) is usually live in 2 to 4 weeks, on the short end of the range. A fuller build, like the bilingual site with CRM and booking system we delivered for DMP Consulting Services, sits on the long end: it integrates several pieces that all have to work together from day one. The most complex system we've shipped, the appointment coordination and follow-up system for a multi-location aesthetic clinic group, also lands in that 6-to-12-week range. The free audit tells you which end your case falls on.

We work with owners of real operations — clinics, contractors, consulting firms, retail — of any size, in Miami and across the U.S. In practice, that's already visible in what we've delivered: an HVAC company in Miami (Marino HVAC) with automated quoting and customer follow-up; a consulting firm in Houston/Katy, TX (DMP Consulting Services) with a bilingual site, CRM, and booking system; and a multi-location aesthetic clinic group in the U.S. with appointment coordination and post-visit follow-up. Three different industries, three different operation sizes, one same pattern: the owner isn't technical, has a concrete operational problem, and needs a system that solves it without learning to code. If your business looks like any of these three, it probably fits. If you're not sure, the free 30-minute audit will tell you.