The code a job needs, with every version kept.

When a store job needs code, Kai writes it: a store-hours widget, a tracking fix, a script that cleans up a sales file. He works as an AI developer and keeps every version.

What this costs you today.

Small code jobs wait in a developer's queue: a banner, a page fix, a script to tidy a file. Each one needs a brief, a quote and a check.

What you pay for today

  • A freelance developerQuick on a clear brief. Someone still writes the brief and checks the work.
    $15 to $50 an hour
  • A development agencyBuilt for projects. A one-line fix still needs a ticket and a quote.
    $50 to $99 an hour in the US
  • Automation softwareConnects your tools. Someone still builds every flow and fixes it when it breaks.
    $69 to $119 a month for a team
  • Store managers' timeSpotting a wrong banner or page, emailing head office, then waiting for the fix.
    Their time

With Kai. Kai writes code inside the job that needs it, using the same knowledge base as every other job, and reruns it on a schedule.

Typical ranges from public price lists, October 2026. Sources

One system, not a tool for every job

Stop buying a tool for every job.

The biggest promise of AI is consolidation. The same kind of software that can drive a car can write the reply to your email. So buying one point solution per job, each with its own login, contract and agency, now wastes money.

Judge software the way you’d judge a hire: by the range of work it can take on. That’s what to look for now: one system you can point at many jobs. Ocally is that for your stores: Kai and two people across listings, reviews, local search, social, AI answers, pricing, inventory and store routines, at every store.

Not sure what you could consolidate? Bring your list of tools and what they cost to a free consultation, and we’ll go through it with you.

The same work, two ways: what it costs a month

Tools, agencies and people

  • Listings softwareMoz Local Lite, $199 a year per location, $425
  • Review softwareReputation Rep Core, per location, $2,000
  • AI answers trackerPeec AI Pro, 150 prompts, $245
  • Local SEO agencychains of 20+ stores, "often $5,000+", $5,000
  • Social media agencymid tier, $2,000 to $5,000, $2,000
  • AI search agency to fix what the tracker findssmall business low end, $1,500 to $5,000, $1,500
  • Staff time to run them1 hr per store a week$5,850

A month$17,020

$681 per store

Ocally

  • Ocally, the work includedfrom $500 per store: Kai, a growth engineer and a growth specialist, across listings, reviews, local search, social and AI answers$12,500
  • Your time approving Kai’s work0.25 hr per store a week$1,463
  • Agenciesnot needed$0

A month$13,963

$559 per store

$3,058 a month less, $36,690 a year

Every default is the low end of a published price; type your own quotes over them. A staff hour is $54: the median pay of market research analysts and marketing specialists, $37.87 an hour (May 2025), plus benefits, which are 30% of what employers spend on pay (June 2026). The staff and approval hours are our estimates. Ocally’s price is customized, from $500 per location a month. Defaults from: Moz Local pricing; Reputation pricing; Peec AI pricing; RankAI: multi-location local SEO cost guide (June 2026); Cloud Campaign: social media management pricing guide (July 2025); WebFX: GEO pricing (May 2026); BLS: market research analysts and marketing specialists, pay (May 2025); BLS: employer costs for employee compensation (June 2026).

What Kai does.

  1. Writes code for the job

    A store page needs an hours widget, or a sales file needs cleaning. Kai writes the code for that job, in JavaScript or a shell script.

  2. Runs and tests it first

    He runs it in that job's own workspace. A page build opens in a real browser at phone and desktop sizes and is checked before review.

  3. Shows you the change

    Each change is saved as a new version in the Code Store. Kai explains it in plain words and shows it beside the live version.

  4. Waits for your yes

    Nothing goes live until you approve that exact version. If a release fails, the live version stays, and any earlier version can come back.

What it unlocks.

  1. Small fixes stop waiting for a developer

    A wrong banner or a missing page section is fixed inside the job that found it, then sent to you for approval.

  2. Routines that run themselves

    A script that checks this week's sales file or tidies a supplier sheet runs again every week, on the schedule you set.

  3. Work gets done where there's no connection

    Every job has a real browser, so Kai can read a supplier's site or check a live page the way a person would.

Your part

You approve. Every code change before it goes live, one exact version at a time.

You give. The job in plain words and what done looks like. Kai asks for any access the job needs.

Questions.

Can AI write code for a retail chain?

Yes, for clear, well-scoped jobs. Kai writes code when a store job needs it, like an hours widget on a store page or a script that cleans a sales file. He runs it in a separate workspace, saves every version and waits for a person's approval before anything goes live.

How is Kai different from an AI code writer?

An AI code writer suggests code for a developer to finish. Kai writes the code inside the store job that needs it, runs it, checks a page build at phone and desktop sizes, and saves each version in the Code Store. Your team reviews a finished change and approves it.

Can Kai add custom code to our website?

Yes. On store pages built with Ocally Pages, and on a WordPress or Shopify site you connect, Kai writes the change, checks it in a real browser and saves it as a new version. Your team can see exactly what changed. It goes live only after you approve it.

Can Kai fix our website tracking?

Yes. Give Kai access to your analytics or tag manager and say in plain words what should be counted, like direction clicks or form sends. He writes the change, tests that each event fires on phone and desktop, and waits for your approval before it goes live.

Who can see and change the code?

Everyone on your team can open the Code Store and read the files and the history of every version. People with edit rights can change a file and save a new version. Kai gets access only to the exact repository his job needs, for that job alone.

Bring the website fix that has waited longest.

A free 30-minute consultation: one of your stores, and where Kai would start.