Chatbots trained on your business. Embedded on your site. Shipped in weeks.
Most chatbots on the internet today are either generic support widgets that answer nothing, or ChatGPT wrappers with your logo on top. Neither one moves the needle for a business that has actual customers, actual questions, and actual decisions to make. A custom AI chatbot is different — it's trained on your business, it lives where your customers already are, and it converts curiosity into leads instead of tickets.
Gadget Guy Media builds custom AI chatbots end-to-end. I scope the use case with you, gather the knowledge sources (your site, docs, PDFs, policies, prior support threads), build the chatbot with a modern LLM (Claude, GPT, or Gemini depending on the workload), embed it on your site, and wire up the analytics so you know exactly what's happening. Every chatbot I ship is owned by you — no per-seat lock-in, no monthly rent on your own data, no 'ready next quarter' excuses.
Most chatbot builds start in the low-four-figures and scale from there depending on how many knowledge sources, integrations, and intents are in scope. Book a scoping call and I'll give you a real number for your project — not a guess.
Simple site chatbots (single knowledge source, single intent) ship in 1–2 weeks. Complex bots with multiple integrations, CRM sync, or handoff logic land in 3–5 weeks. If your project can't ship in weeks, I'll tell you upfront.
Whichever fits the workload best. I'm model-agnostic. Most chatbot work goes to Claude (best natural voice) or GPT-5 (best structured reasoning); some workloads run cheaper on Gemini. The choice is made per project, not per contract.
Not on the questions it's trained for. I use retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) so answers come from your actual knowledge sources, and I add refusal logic for out-of-scope questions. The bot says 'I don't know, let me connect you with someone' instead of inventing an answer.
Yes. Lead capture is standard on every build — email, phone, Calendly booking, or CRM push are all options. The bot can qualify the lead first (budget, timeline, use case) so you're not chasing every drive-by.
Yes. Once the project is paid in full, you own the final custom code, the prompts, the knowledge base, and the vendor accounts (LLM API keys are set up in your name). No per-seat rent, no vendor lock-in. If you ever want to bring it in-house or hand it to another developer, you can.
Two line items: LLM API usage (typically $10–$150/month depending on chat volume) and hosting (usually $5–$25/month). You pay these providers directly, at cost. No middleman markup.
Book a 45-minute scoping call. You leave with a clear scope, a clear price, a target delivery window, and a clear picture of what your chatbot will do on day one.