We set up booking assistants, review automation, and demand forecasting for Sussex hotels, guesthouses, restaurants, pubs, bars and tour operators — built around the real coastal season, not a generic rollout.
Sources: Experience Sussex Report; Sussex SME operations research, 2026
We know this patch of coast — Brighton to Chichester, Worthing to Hastings — because it's where we work.
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No IT department required. Everything is set up, tested, and handed over in plain English.
An AI assistant that answers guest questions and takes bookings, table reservations, or event enquiries on your website, WhatsApp, or Facebook — day or night.
RESPONDS IN SECONDSDrafts on-brand replies to every review across Google, TripAdvisor, and Booking.com — from a guesthouse write-up to a Friday-night pub review — so nothing goes unanswered.
NOTHING LEFT UNREPLIEDForecasts your busy and quiet periods — match days, bank holidays, beer gardens in summer — so staffing, pricing, and marketing spend flex with real demand.
BUILT AROUND THE SEASONA one-day audit of your bookings, guest comms, and review process. You get a written action plan.
We build and connect your chatbot and review-response tools, and train your team to use them.
Before your peak season, we tune the system for the surge in enquiries and bookings.
Monthly check-ins, updates, and optimisation — so the system keeps improving with your business.
We plan around the real coastal calendar — summer surges, shoulder seasons, and quiet winters — not a generic rollout schedule.
Plain-English setup and training, designed for owner-operators and small teams, not IT departments.
You know the cost and timeline upfront. No open-ended consulting hours.
In-person setup and workshops across West and East Sussex, backed by remote support year-round.
"Every £1 spent locally returns £1.76 to the Sussex economy — versus 36p when it leaves the area."
Working with an AI partner based in Sussex keeps that value local — while giving you the same tools the big chains use.