Get found on Google. Always answer.

With Jexodus it starts at $890 up front plus $150 a month. That plan includes the bilingual site, your Google Business Profile optimized, 24/7 chat and hosting. The larger plans are $1,690 + $290/mo and $2,890 + $490/mo. The setup fee builds the site; the monthly keeps it alive and working.

Jexodus Solutions sets up bilingual AI agents on WhatsApp for small businesses. The agent answers questions, quotes prices and books appointments at any hour, in English and Spanish. It is the same brain that answers on your website, so the two never contradict each other. Based in Miami, working with businesses across the United States.

With Jexodus Solutions — based in Miami and working remotely with businesses across the United States. We write both versions natively, not machine-translated, and we ship the site fast and with the structured data and llms.txt file that search engines and AI assistants read to understand what your business does and where it works.

SEO is showing up in Google’s list of results. GEO, or Generative Engine Optimization, is showing up inside the answer an AI writes: ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Google’s AI overview. With SEO you compete for a spot on a list; with GEO you compete to be the business the AI names. A lot of people no longer scan ten links — they read one answer and call.

You cannot pay an AI to recommend you. It names you when it finds clear, consistent information about you repeated across the places it can read: your Yelp listing (where ChatGPT gets much of its local answers from, since the July 2026 OpenAI agreement), your Google profile complete and current, Apple Maps, Bing, and a site with concrete answers written in the language people ask in. Add real, recent reviews. If your business only exists on a Facebook page with no hours, to an AI it does not exist. That work is called AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization). On our side we build the site with structured data (Schema Markup) and an llms.txt file so the models understand what you do and where — but what decides whether you get named is your listings and your reviews, not the code.

Because ChatGPT does not invent those names: it pulls them from sources it can read. In July 2026 OpenAI signed a licensing agreement with Yelp, so the reviews, ratings and business details it uses to answer local questions come largely from there, and it also integrated the request-a-quote button. If your business has no listing on Yelp, Apple Maps and Bing, or the details do not match between them, you are not in that answer. The fix is creating those listings and keeping them identical — name, phone and address written the same way everywhere.

Three to six months to see real movement, depending on how much competition you have in your area. Nobody can guarantee a position on Google, and anyone who promises you one is selling smoke — Google does not sell rankings. What is guaranteed is the work: an optimized profile, a site Google understands, reviews every month.

In Miami, yes. Some of your customers search in Spanish and some in English, and Google shows different results depending on the language of the search. A site in one language is invisible to half the city. Everything we build ships in both languages, written natively, not machine-translated.