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A form is filled in, an email lands, a payment clears, or the clock hits Monday.
Gerald Raines. One designer, one engineer, the same person. Websites, web applications, and the AI and automation that go inside them. Fixed price, fixed timeline, three meetings between the first call and launch. Select a build to see the day it goes live.
What gets built, what it costs, and the three meetings between the first call and launch. Sound on.
Platforms used in schools, a marketplace, a developer tool, a memorial product, and dozens of personal and realtor sites. Each designed and engineered end to end.
Dozens of personal sites for individuals, realtors, and realtor groups: listings, lead capture, agent profiles, booking, and team pages.
I build AI into websites and applications, and I build the automations that sit behind them. An assistant that answers from your own content, AI features inside your product, and the busywork between your inbox, calendar, and payments handled without anyone touching it. New build or a site you already own.
A form is filled in, an email lands, a payment clears, or the clock hits Monday.
The model reads what was actually written — the request, the tone, the urgency — instead of matching keywords.
Replied to, routed, booked, tagged, filed, invoiced. The rules are yours; the typing is not.
A short message with what happened and what needs you. Nothing else lands in your inbox.
A chat on your site trained on your pages, your pricing, and your FAQs — not the open internet. It answers at 11pm, qualifies the visitor, books the call, and sends you the transcript.
Summaries, drafting, scoring, and search that understands a question instead of matching a word. Built into the app your team already opens every morning.
The copying and pasting between your form, your inbox, your calendar, your spreadsheet, and your payments. Written once, run forever, at three in the morning if that is when it needs to run.
AI is only worth paying for when it can reach your real tools. I connect it to the accounts you already run on, and I show you the logs so you can see exactly what it did.
You do not need a rebuild to get this. If your site is already live, the assistant and the automations can be fitted to it and left running.
The keys, the accounts, and a recorded walkthrough are yours at launch. You will know where the AI is configured, what it costs to run, and how to turn it off.
Built into a new site, fitted to one you already have, or taught to you in a session · See pricing
Every build includes design, engineering, launch, and 30 days of fixes after go-live. AI and automation can go into any of the three; the System tier ships with them. Toggle the add-ons and the price updates live. The timeline under each price shows your three meetings.
No build, no contract, no deposit. One hour on a screen share, on whatever you are stuck on.
Care plan available on every build: updates, backups, support · $125 / mo
Scroll through a 14-day build. The counter on the left is the calendar; the three stops are the only times I need you.
Goals, audience, pages, and the one thing the site must do. You leave with a written scope and a ship date.
A working build on a live link, not a mockup. We walk it together and I make changes on the call.
Domain goes live, credentials handed over, and I record a walkthrough so you can run it yourself. Thirty days of fixes follow.
I founded Culture Fix by Raines, an EdTech company whose products are used in Texas and Missouri schools, and I build every site personally on a modern stack. Before that I spent years as a dean and director, which is where I learned the part of this job most developers skip: listening, then delivering exactly what was said.
A 50% deposit, your logo if you have one, and your words and photos. A checklist arrives at kickoff. Copywriting is available as an add-on.
Yes. The ship date is written into the scope at kickoff. The only thing that moves it is missing content on your side, and you will hear about that early.
Platform and System builds include an admin login for direct editing. Presence builds include a recorded walkthrough, and the care plan covers updates if you would rather not touch it.
Frequently. Listings, IDX or MLS links, lead capture, agent profiles, and group sites with a page per agent.
Yes, and it is a large part of the work now. An assistant on your site that answers from your own content, AI features inside a product — summaries, drafting, scoring, search that understands the question — and automations that move work between your forms, inbox, calendar, and payments. It can go into a new build or be fitted to a site you already own.
That is what Advisory is for. Sixty minutes on a screen share about your stack, your hosting, your domain, and how to use AI without it inventing things. You keep the recording and get written next steps afterward. $250 a session, no build attached.
Usually, yes. If it is a normal, live website, an assistant and the automations behind it can be fitted to it without a rebuild. The first thing I do is look at what you have and tell you honestly whether it is worth retrofitting or replacing.
Book the call. Twenty minutes is enough to name the build, the price, and the ship date.
A free 20-minute call. You describe what you are picturing. You leave with a build, a price, and the date it ships.