In short
We build websites where the AI does real work: an assistant that answers from your own content, a search that understands a question asked in plain language, and forms that qualify an enquiry before it reaches you. All of it in French and Arabic, and built to stay fast on a slow mobile connection.
What the AI actually contributes
- An embedded assistant answering from your pages, prices and documents rather than pushing everyone to a contact form.
- Search that understands the question. A visitor typing "do you deliver to Sétif within 48 hours" gets the answer, not a list of pages containing the word Sétif.
- Forms that qualify. The enquiry reaches you summarised and categorised instead of three lines you have to chase to understand.
- Bilingual content kept current, with correct rendering of French and Arabic including right-to-left layout.
An AI feature nobody can reach is not a product. The application around the model matters as much as the model.
What we build regardless
The baseline, not negotiable
- Loads fast on mobile data
- Works properly on an entry-level phone
- Markup and structure for Google
- French and Arabic, with the correct reading direction
- A contact form that actually sends
As needed
- Product or service catalogue
- Appointment booking
- Customer area
- Blog and landing pages
- Connection to the tools you already run
Performance on a slow connection is not cosmetic here. A heavy site loses visitors before it even renders, and a large share of your customers browse on mobile data. Our approach is described in building for a slow connection.
Send the link to your current site, or describe what it should do. We reply with what would help, what would not, and a price range.
Ask for a quoteThe usual trap
We are often asked for "a website with AI" without anyone knowing what task the AI should do. That produces a gadget in the corner that nobody uses and that invents answers.
The right question is not "where do we put AI" but "what does a visitor ask today that the site does not answer". If the answer is nothing, a well-built conventional site will cost you less and serve you better. We will say so during scoping.
Price and timing
A bilingual brochure site with an embedded assistant is a matter of weeks. The price factors are the same as on any project: content condition, number of integrations, accuracy requirement, maintenance. See pricing and quotes.
You own the code and the content on delivery. We do not build on a closed platform you could not leave.
Frequently asked questions
What does an AI website cost in Algeria?
It depends on the condition of your content, the number of integrations and the features requested. A bilingual brochure site with an embedded assistant is quoted per project, with hosting and usage costs stated separately.
What can AI do on a brochure website?
Answer visitor questions from your own pages and prices, allow search in plain language, and qualify enquiries before they reach you. If none of those three matches a real need, a well-built conventional site will be cheaper and more useful.
Will the site work in Arabic?
Yes, with correct right-to-left rendering and readable Arabic typography, not translated text dropped into a layout designed for French.
Will the site be fast on a mobile connection?
That is a baseline requirement rather than an option. We build against real bandwidth and data plans, because a heavy site loses the visitor before it renders.
Do I own the site at the end?
Yes. Code, content and data are yours on delivery, and we do not build on a closed platform that would stop you leaving.