AI development services that reach production.

AI development services are the design, building, integration and support of software that uses artificial intelligence — including generative AI and large language models — to do useful work for a business. That covers everything from adding an AI assistant to your website, to automating a manual workflow, to integrating a model like GPT or Claude into the systems you already run.

Good AI development services start from your business problem, not the technology. They span advising on where AI pays off, proving a use case on your real data, getting it into production, and supporting it afterwards. Avaib has delivered software across more than 600 projects since 2004, and applies that same engineering discipline to AI.

Avaib covers the full range of AI solutions under one accountable team, so you do not have to juggle several vendors:

• AI consulting to find the use cases worth the money and plan a realistic roadmap.
• AI integration to add AI to the systems you already run.
• AI chatbots and support agents that answer real questions from your own data.
• LLM integration with models like OpenAI's GPT and Anthropic's Claude.
• AI workflow automation for the repetitive, time-draining tasks.
• AI voice agents that take calls and capture details around the clock.

Because we are a software company first, we can advise, build, integrate and support all of it ourselves.

It depends on scope — a focused opportunity assessment is a small, fixed engagement, while building and integrating a full AI capability is larger. Avaib's model is senior expertise at a cost-effective rate, typically around USD 25 per hour, which is why businesses in Australia, the US, Canada and the Middle East work with us instead of paying big-firm prices.

Tell us what you are hoping AI could do, and we'll propose a right-sized engagement with a clear scope and a ballpark price, plus a free, no-obligation written estimate — usually after a free initial conversation.

Most AI projects do not fail because the technology cannot work — they fail because they never leave the pilot stage, the data was not ready, or nobody planned for people to actually use the result.

We tackle all three: we check data readiness before promising outcomes, plan integration and support so use cases reach production, and build adoption into the plan. Being engineers rather than pure advisers is the biggest reason our AI recommendations actually ship.

Usually you should integrate or buy before you build. For most business problems, an existing model reached through an API — like OpenAI's GPT or Anthropic's Claude — solves the job for a fraction of the cost and time of training something custom.

Custom models make sense when you have unique data and a use case off-the-shelf options cannot serve. Because we have nothing to resell, we'll give you the honest call for your specific situation.

Yes — that is one of the most common and highest-value things we do. Rather than replacing what works, we integrate AI into your existing website, CRM, helpdesk or internal systems through their APIs, so it fits your workflow instead of adding another tool to check.

We keep your data portable and your systems your own, so you are never locked into one provider's ecosystem to keep the AI running.

Responsible AI is part of every engagement, not a bolt-on. We keep answers accurate — often using retrieval-augmented generation grounded in your own data — and advise on privacy, security and the guardrails your sector and regulators expect.

For regulated industries like healthcare and finance we go further, factoring in the specific data-handling and audit requirements your obligations demand.

Both. Avaib is a software development company first, so we advise on strategy and then build, integrate and support the AI ourselves, under one accountable team. You are free to take our roadmap elsewhere, but most clients value not having to re-explain everything to a separate builder.

And you own what we build: your data, your code and your roadmap stay yours, with no per-seat lock-in.