Can ZEG help with technology beyond the website?
Yes. ZEG is built on 20+ years of hands-on experience designing and running enterprise networks and infrastructure. We help small businesses with office networking and Wi-Fi, email deliverability, security reviews, workflow automation, and honest guidance on what technology is actually worth paying for. The $299 Technology Assessment is the easiest place to start.
Does ZEG build custom apps and AI tools?
Yes. Beyond websites we build custom AI tools, workflow automations, client portals, dashboards, and internal web apps tailored to how your business actually runs. Native iOS and Android app publishing is on our roadmap and arriving soon. Most engagements start with a short AI consultation to scope the highest-value work.
Do you work with businesses outside Broken Arrow and Tulsa?
Yes. We are based in
Broken Arrow and serve the Tulsa metro in person, including Owasso, Bixby, Jenks, and Sand Springs, and we work with clients remotely across the United States.
What does the $200 AI consultation actually include?
Thirty minutes on your real operations: workflow mapping, the highest-ROI AI use cases for your business, honest scope and pricing estimates, and a written summary delivered after. The fee is credited toward any build over $1,000.
How does custom app pricing work?
Every app starts with the consultation, then you get a flat project quote before any build work begins. No hourly meters. Most small business apps launch in two to six weeks with working previews along the way.
Do you offer IT and network help if you didn't build my website?
Yes. IT and network work stands completely on its own: office networking, Wi-Fi coverage, security reviews, and vendor quote second opinions, on-site across the Tulsa metro and remote nationwide.
Why does infrastructure experience matter for a website?
Because most website problems are infrastructure problems wearing a marketing name. Page speed, Core Web Vitals, email deliverability, and DNS issues all live below the design layer. Twenty years of running enterprise infrastructure means those problems get diagnosed at the cause, not patched at the surface.