More leads from the places your buyers already look.
Fifteen minutes with the founder. You leave knowing the three things we would change first, whether or not you ever hire us.
Viktoriia Karchevska, TapTap
Illia Kyzyma, TapTap
Yan Romanovsky, clinic
You are talking to Michael Nefedov, a VC-backed serial founder. Before Noetio: data pipelines at Amazon, software at Salesforce, and production AI-agent systems run at scale. Buying now starts in several places at once, a search, an assistant, an ad and a feed, and almost nobody measures which one did the work. Noetio does.
The five things people ask first.
What actually happens on the call?
We run your category's real questions live, on the engines your buyers use, and name the three things we would change first. Named, in order, with the reason. Yours to keep whether or not you ever hire us. If there is a fit we send a scope afterwards; if there is not, we say so on the call.
What does it cost?
There is no public price list because there is no standard scope. The call sizes the work to your site and the parts you actually need, and you get the number in writing afterwards. Buy one engine, two, or all three.
What if my site is fine?
Then we tell you on the call and you have lost fifteen minutes. We would rather say that than write a scope nobody needed.
Who actually does the work?
The same people on the call. Fixes arrive as pull requests against your repository or as CMS drafts you approve. You hold the merge button.
How do I know it worked?
Half your topics get worked and half are kept as a control group, chosen before we start, and both are re-run at day 30. You see the difference between them, whichever way it goes.
Would rather write than book?
Send the domain and the question. Same person answers, usually the same day, and there is no sequence behind it.
Booked today, first delivery in five business days. The engines re-answer every day either way.