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Frequently asked questions

Clear answers about what we build, how projects work and what we do not promise.

What does ALEETRIX build?

ALEETRIX builds AI systems, conversion-focused websites, automations, lead generation flows, brand systems and directed digital content. Each project is shaped around the business model, audience and required action.

Can you build a website for any type of business?

Yes, provided the project has a clear and legitimate purpose. We adapt the page structure, content, functionality and inquiry flow to the business rather than applying one industry template.

What is the difference between a normal website and a conversion-focused website?

A normal website may only present information. A conversion-focused website also guides visitors toward a defined action through clear hierarchy, relevant proof, objection handling, useful forms and a measurable path.

Do you build AI chatbots?

Yes. We build website assistants, knowledge-based FAQ assistants, qualification conversations and escalation flows. The assistant is configured around approved information and clear limitations.

How long does a website project take?

Timing depends on scope, content readiness, integrations and feedback. A delivery estimate is provided after the inquiry is reviewed; we do not publish one range that would be inaccurate for very different projects.

How much does an AI website cost?

Current one-time website and system packages begin at Rs.14,900 in Pakistan or $99 internationally. The pricing page explains the Starter, Growth and Pro scopes, while custom requirements are quoted before work begins.

Do you work only in Pakistan?

No. Pakistan is the primary market, with relevant context for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Hazara region, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Lahore and Karachi. Projects can also be delivered for international clients.

Do you guarantee rankings, leads or revenue?

No. We build technically sound systems and improve the conditions for discovery and conversion, but outcomes also depend on demand, competition, offer, traffic and execution.