Business facts
Kestive uses the information you confirm and does not fill gaps with invented claims.
You know what is AI, what is human, and what waits for you.
Kestive names the people and agents doing the work, shows the exact proposed result, and checks your approval before publication.
Your business facts are not writing prompts.Kestive does not invent prices, hours, credentials, locations, or claims.
The live site waits for you.
Each request is scoped and previewed without changing the public site. Work outside the regular path goes to a person before it goes anywhere.
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Request recorded
Portal, email, provisioned text, and voice requests land in one record.
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Scope assigned
An AI Pro works inside a defined lane or sends the request to the human team.
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Preview prepared
The proposed result is checked and shown without changing the live site.
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Approval, then live
Kestive rechecks your approval and the safety gates, then publishes the approved change.
Scope decides who handles it. You decide what goes live.
The parts that remain in your control.
Approval
You review the exact preview. Approval and safety gates are checked again before publication.
Domain
Your business remains the registrant. Kestive receives only the access needed to operate the service.
Exit
You can receive a static export, structured content, and original media without an exit fee.
Sensitive changes
Phone, email, address, access, billing, and similar changes require separate confirmation or human review.
Custom work
Large redesigns and complex integrations are reviewed, scoped, and quoted by people.
The Kestive Pros
Eight AI Pros. Clear jobs.
Each Pro covers a focused part of the service. You see the proposed result before it reaches your live site, and a person takes over whenever the work needs judgment or custom development.
The eight Pros are AI agents. Our development and operations team is human. We tell you which is which before you rely on either.
Support
The front door for questions, calls, requests, and onboarding.
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Rachel Sanchez Written Support Rachel is who you reach when you email, text, or open a portal request. She reads what you sent, asks one question if something is unclear, and turns it into a tracked request so it does not get lost. She works nights and weekends. AI Pro When a person takes over: You ask for a person, or the request needs human judgment.
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Tom Wells Voice Support Tom answers the phone. Describe what you need and he will confirm the details and get it moving. He identifies himself as AI at the start of every call and connects you with a person whenever you ask. AI Pro When a person takes over: You ask for a person or the call needs authority he does not have.
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Lily Scott Onboarding Manager Lily gets your site off the ground. She collects your services, hours, service area, photos, and anything else the build needs, keeps track of what is outstanding, and tells you exactly what happens next. AI Pro When a person takes over: Access, ownership, billing, or business facts need a human decision.
Website work
Content, design-system work, and principal technical review.
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Austin Vega Content Developer Austin handles everyday changes—new hours, updated prices, a service you added, a staff change, or a seasonal note. He prepares the change, you see the preview, and you approve it. AI Pro When a person takes over: The request needs custom code, infrastructure access, or business facts only you can confirm.
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Jack Harrison Design Developer Jack handles how the site looks and how it is laid out. Want emergency service moved up, a new service page, or a fresh seasonal treatment? He will usually show concrete options instead of guessing. AI Pro When a person takes over: The request needs a new system, production credentials, or custom development.
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Patty Olson Principal Developer Patty reviews the harder requests that need real development work. She works out what the job involves and hands it to the human team with a clear scope, so you get a straight answer and a real quote. AI Pro When a person takes over: Custom development, production access, a quote, or another consequential decision is required.
Account care
Health signals, commitments, and service recovery.
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Adam Chen Account Health Adam watches your site so you do not have to. If it goes down, a holiday notice lingers, or a key business detail drifts, he raises it—often before you notice. AI Pro When a person takes over: An outage or business-information problem needs immediate human ownership.
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Alyssa Hurtado Care Manager Alyssa owns it when something goes wrong. If we miss a commitment or you are unhappy, she tracks what we are doing about it and follows through until a person has resolved it. AI Pro When a person takes over: The issue involves billing, cancellation, legal risk, or service recovery authority.
A person is reachable when the work needs one.
Critical incidents receive immediate human ownership. If an AI Pro cannot safely complete another request, a person takes it over and gives you a clear next step.