Website Builder for AI Consultancies: Case Studies, Use Cases and Enquiries

You can build an AI consultancy website with Mythex by describing your services, case studies and engagement model in chat; it writes the pages, stores enquiries in a real database and publishes to a public URL. The useful part is what goes on the site: buyers in this market are wary of hype, so the pages should show modest, concrete wins and explain what each phase of work delivers.

Who it's for

Small AI and automation consultancies, independent AI consultants and dev shops moving into AI work, whose current site is a one-page placeholder, a LinkedIn profile, or a list of model names that means little to the operations manager who signs off the budget.

What you can build

Case studies titled by outcome, such as cutting manual invoice entry, with numbers the client agreed to publish
An engagement model page: discovery workshop, proof of concept, production, support
A plain-language page on how you handle client data
A use-case library visitors can filter by industry and data type
An enquiry form that asks about the use case, data available and timeline
An admin page listing enquiries with a status for each

What an AI consultancy website has to answer

Prospects arrive with a problem, not a model in mind: they want to extract data from documents, triage support tickets, or summarise calls. The site should meet them there. Lead with use cases and outcomes, explain how an engagement runs and what the client gets at each step, and state plainly what is not included in a workshop so nobody expects a production system for the price of a discovery day. A data handling statement in ordinary words answers the question every legal team asks.

Who you help and with what kind of problem
How a project runs, phase by phase
What you do with client data
How to start, with a fixed first step

Mistakes to avoid

The commonest is writing for engineers. Model names, framework logos and benchmark talk impress other consultants, not buyers. The second is promising transformation; two small, real results with before and after numbers do more than a page of vision. The third is a contact form that asks only for name and email, which leaves you running a discovery call to find out whether there is any data to work with.

Write for the person sponsoring the project
Use real, approved numbers or none
Ask qualifying questions on the form

The enquiry form and where enquiries go

Ask for company, the use case in their words, what data exists (documents, tickets, transaction records), the team who would use it and the timeline. Mythex saves each enquiry to a Postgres database attached to the project and can build an admin page where you mark each one new, qualified, call booked or not a fit. It can also email you when one arrives.

What to publish first

Launch with a home page, the services and engagement model page, one or two case studies, the data handling statement and the form. Add a use-case library later; it becomes a strong source of enquiries because people search for their problem. Each addition is a chat message, and you can preview it before publishing.

A prompt to start from

Build a website for my AI consultancy. Include a home page aimed at operations leaders, a services page explaining our discovery workshop, proof of concept, integration and team training phases, two case studies written by outcome, a page on how we handle client data, and an enquiry form asking for company, use case, data available and timeline. Save enquiries to a database and add an admin page to track their status.

Questions

Do I need to code to build an AI consultancy website?

No. You describe the pages in plain language and Mythex builds them with a live preview. You can change wording, layout or add pages by chatting, and the code is there if you want it.

Can I use my own domain?

Yes, on Pro ($25/month). On Free the site publishes to a Mythex address, which is fine for testing and early sharing.

Can I add a booking link for discovery calls?

Yes. Ask for a booking page with your available slots, or a button that links to the calendar tool you already use.

Can the site show a live demo of our work?

Yes. You can build a small demo app in Mythex alongside the site and link to it, so visitors try a working example rather than reading about one.

Is it free?

No card is needed to begin; Free gives you daily credits and lets you publish. Pro adds code editing, export, GitHub, custom domains and credit top-ups.

Templates to start from

Waitlist Landing Page Template — Countdown, live counter, lead admin
Italian Restaurant Website Template — Filterable menu with dish detail pages
SaaS Landing Page Template — Hero, features, pricing, FAQ, testimonials
Portfolio Website Template — Hero, projects, about, and contact
Dark Creative Portfolio Template — Hover-reveal images with parallax hero
Motion Artist Portfolio Template — Parallax hero with inquiry form
Editorial Studio Site Template — Side-scroll gallery with estimator
Agency Portfolio Template — Pricing calculator with booking