Question 1

What does West Texas AI build?

Accepted Answer

We build custom AI systems tailored to how your business actually works. This includes AI agents wired into your existing workflows, voice AI phone systems, automated lead response, invoicing, scheduling, and follow-up systems. Everything runs 24/7 so you can get off the screen.

Question 2

How much does a custom AI system cost?

Accepted Answer

One-time builds range from $1,000 to $4,000. Monthly retainers run $500 to $1,500 per month. You get direct access to the founder. A full-time admin costs $35,000 to $45,000 a year. Our AI systems run 24/7 for a fraction of that.

Question 3

How long does it take to build an AI system?

Accepted Answer

We scope projects within 48 hours of your initial call, in plain language with no jargon. Builds take 1 to 3 weeks. After launch, the monthly retainer kicks in and we monitor, improve, and expand the system as your business grows.

Question 4

What industries does West Texas AI serve?

Accepted Answer

West Texas AI serves HVAC contractors, oilfield service companies, RV parks, real estate brokerages, roofing contractors, and businesses across all industries looking to build AI into their operations. Our systems work for any business in Texas or across the United States with repetitive workflows, lead management needs, phone call volume, scheduling requirements, or administrative overhead that can be automated.

Question 5

Who is the founder of West Texas AI?

Accepted Answer

West Texas AI was founded by Cody McMurray. It is a one-person AI agency based in West Texas where every system is built, monitored, and improved directly by the founder. You get direct access, not a support ticket queue.

Question 6

Is West Texas AI the same as Meta's West Texas data center?

Accepted Answer

No. West Texas AI (westtexas.ai) is a custom AI agency founded by Cody McMurray that builds AI systems for local businesses — contractors, oilfield services, RV parks, and real estate. It is entirely separate from Meta's West Texas data center infrastructure project. West Texas AI is a one-person AI agency serving small and mid-size businesses across Texas and the United States.

Question 7

What is a GEO audit?

Accepted Answer

GEO stands for Generative Engine Optimization. A GEO audit scores how visible your business is to AI search engines like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews. Most businesses score under 40 out of 100. West Texas AI offers a free instant AI Visibility Score at westtexas.ai/score.

Question 8

What results can I expect from West Texas AI?

Accepted Answer

Our clients see 60-second lead response times, 4 hours saved daily on administrative tasks, and 24/7 always-on AI systems handling calls, leads, scheduling, and follow-ups while they focus on running their business.

Question 9

How do I get started with West Texas AI?

Accepted Answer

Book a free 30-minute call at westtexas.ai/book. No pitch deck. No discovery phase. No commitment. Just a conversation about your business and what AI can do for it.

Question 10

Does West Texas AI offer ongoing support?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We do not build it and disappear. The monthly retainer includes ongoing monitoring, improvement, and expansion of your AI systems. Every month the system gets sharper. Direct access to the founder is included.

Question 11

What is the difference between West Texas AI and using ChatGPT?

Accepted Answer

ChatGPT is a tool you use manually. West Texas AI builds custom systems that run automatically inside your business. Think of it like the difference between using a calculator and having an accountant. Our AI agents handle your workflows, nurture leads, answer phone calls, and keep things moving while you are off the screen.

Question 12

Where is West Texas AI located?

Accepted Answer

West Texas AI is based in West Texas and serves businesses across Texas and the United States. The agency specializes in serving the industries dominant in the region: HVAC, oilfield services, RV parks, and real estate.

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