A small black network cabinet with one cyan status light in an office supply closet beside paper boxes and a mop bucket.

Own your AI

Your AI, trained on your business alone.

We build an AI system on how your business works and run it on a server kept for you alone. You choose how it is owned and where it sits.

Why it matters who owns it

Your know-how stays yours

The know-how your people carry goes into a system built for your business. It does not train a product other companies use.

Your data stays put

It sits on a server kept for your business, in a place you agree. Your records do not feed an outside AI.

No meter on every use

Rented AI bills for every use. This one does not. Your team can use it as much as the work needs.

Three ways to own it

Pick the one that fits your business and your IT team.

01

A server you own, on site

It sits in your office or in your IT company's rack. You buy it. Your IT company looks after it.

02

Your server, hosted elsewhere

You own the server. It sits in a hosting facility, and the host looks after it.

03

Our server, kept apart for you

Contractor-AI owns and runs the server. It serves your business alone, kept apart from every other client.

In every case, we build and maintain the software on it: the trained model, the skills, the agents, the updates and the accuracy checks.

Agent: an AI that works through tasks on its own, inside rules you set, and shows its work.

Trained model: an AI system taught on your records and rules, so it works the way your business does.

Who does what

  • Size the server

    • You ·Decides
    • Your IT team ·Helps
    • Contractor-AI ·Does it
  • Buy and install it

    • You ·Decides
    • Your IT team ·Does it
    • Contractor-AI ·Helps
  • Network, power, backups

    • Your IT team ·Does it
    • Contractor-AI ·Helps
  • Access for our team

    • You ·Decides
    • Your IT team ·Does it
  • Trained model and agents

    • You ·Helps
    • Contractor-AI ·Does it
  • Accuracy checks

    • You ·Helps
    • Contractor-AI ·Does it
  • Hardware faults

    • Your IT team ·Does it
    • Contractor-AI ·Helps
  • Software faults

    • Your IT team ·Helps
    • Contractor-AI ·Does it
  • Decides
  • Does it
  • Helps

Shown for a typical setup. The final split is agreed with your IT team.

A dark office hallway with a half-open closet door at the far end and one small cyan light inside.

Already have an IT company? Good. We work with them.

They keep the hardware, the network, the backups and the repairs. We do not take over their systems. We build and maintain the AI software on top.

Tell us how you want to own it.

One conversation. We tell you which of the three ways fits your business and your IT team.