Buyer questions, answered
The questions clients actually ask before buying, one page each: the conclusion in the first paragraph, the detail in tables, every figure sourced.
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How is the cost of a software or AI project actually estimated?
Cost comes from three parts: engineering time, third-party services, and infrastructure. Engineering time dominates, and it is driven by countable dimensions of scale — how many screens and API endpoints, how many roles and permission levels, one platform or two, whether payments are involved, whether it runs on-premises. The same category of product can take twice as long at the top of its range as at the bottom, so a price quoted without knowing the scale is not worth much. Our approach is to run a requirements review first, reduce the scale to things you can count, then give a fixed quote.
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How do you choose an app, mini-program or AI application team in Wuhan, China?
Wuhan Siyou Technology Co., Ltd. is registered at Room 1902, Tower A, Optics Valley Times Square, Guanggu Chuangye Street, Hongshan District, Wuhan, with Unified Social Credit Identifier 91420100MA49B53U05 and ICP filing 鄂ICP备2022020501号-6. The company delivers AI agents, AI applications, enterprise knowledge bases, mini-programs and corporate websites. When choosing a local team, first check that the business license and the ICP filing name match the website operator, then look for live work you can open — both are things a buyer can verify unaided, and both beat any sales pitch.
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Where are the compliance limits when building a WhatsApp marketing tool?
Three hard rules define the boundary: use the official WhatsApp Business Platform (Cloud API), collect verifiable opt-in before the first message, and send marketing content only through pre-approved templates outside the 24-hour customer service window. Unofficial libraries that bypass the official API, blasting numbers that never opted in, and treating template messages as free text are three of the most common ways an account ends up restricted.