Get in touch
Questions about what an AI agent could handle for your business? Call us, or send a message and we’ll get back to you.
Serving Bergen County, including Ridgewood, Paramus, and Hackensack, plus the wider New York–New Jersey metro area and remotely nationwide.
Call 551-246-4338
Calling is the fastest way to reach AI Abstraction. The number is 551-246-4338, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Eastern, and the founder answers it. You can also email info@ai-abstraction.com or book a consultation directly into the calendar.
Messages sent during those hours get a reply the same business day. Anything sent in the evening or over a weekend gets a reply the next business morning.
What happens after you get in touch
Three steps, and no sales sequence. AI Abstraction replies the same business day, has one short call to understand how work moves through your business today, then runs a free one-week pilot so you can watch an agent handle your real inquiries before any money changes hands.
- A same-day reply. A real answer to what you asked, plus a question or two about how the work is handled now.
- A short call. About twenty minutes. If an AI agent is the wrong tool for your problem, we say so on this call.
- A free pilot. Roughly a week, offered after a short qualifying conversation. You see it working on your real inquiries before either cost applies.
What does it cost?
AI Abstraction charges a one-time build fee of $2,999 to $8,999, depending on complexity, plus managed hosting of $299 to $999 a month per agent. Billing is month to month with 30 days’ notice to cancel. A free pilot comes first, before either cost applies.
The pricing page explains what moves a project within those ranges. Nobody should have to send a message to find out what something costs.
Where AI Abstraction is based
AI Abstraction is based in Ridgewood, New Jersey 07450, and works with businesses across Bergen County, the wider New York–New Jersey metro area, and remotely nationwide. Most of the work is done remotely, so being outside New Jersey does not change what we can build or how quickly.
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