AI Marketing & Automation · Boston, MA
Boston AI Automation & Advertising Agency — Built for the Businesses Behind the Skyline
Horsiq is a Tampa, FL AI marketing and automation agency serving Boston, MA businesses remotely — AI agents and automations, Facebook & Meta ads, Google ads, websites, and custom CRM. Fixed-price, Eastern Time, you own everything. Founder Alex Trojan on every build. Serving businesses across Massachusetts.
A senior operator working your timezone — not an offshore team or a local reseller.
We work from Tampa and serve Boston clients fully remotely. That means you get the same founder — Alex Trojan — on every call, every build, and every handover. No account manager who relays your feedback to a build team you never meet. No offshore delivery that operates on a twelve-hour lag. Eastern Time, direct line, fixed scope.
The remote-first model isn't a compromise — it's how we keep our overhead low enough to price as fixed-cost projects rather than open-ended retainers. A Boston client pays for the build, owns the output, and doesn't inherit a monthly platform fee attached to it forever. The assets — code, agents, ad accounts, automations — live on your infrastructure from day one.
For the handful of builds where presence matters, we travel. For most, we don't need to — and that's a cost your project doesn't carry.
Boston isn't one market. The automation that works in Kendall Square fails in the South End.
Greater Boston runs on four distinct economic layers that rarely overlap in their operational needs. Kendall Square and the Innovation Districtanchor one of the densest biotech and life-sciences clusters in the world — a market where data privacy, compliance, and on-premise compute aren't optional considerations but hard constraints. The Longwood Medical Area runs the healthcare and academic-medicine corridor: hospitals, specialty practices, and the support businesses that orbit them, all operating under patient-data rules that a generic chatbot ignores at serious legal risk. Downtown and the Financial District house a deep professional-services market — law firms, wealth managers, insurance brokers — where speed-to-lead and intake automation translate directly into billed hours recovered.
Outside that core, the metro tells a different story. Dorchester, Roxbury, East Boston, and the inner suburbs are full of local service businesses — contractors, restaurateurs, healthcare independents, auto-service operators — running on thin margins and thinner staff, where the difference between a booked job and a missed call is often just who answered first. Cambridge's university-adjacent economy spawns a steady supply of early-stage companies that need growth infrastructure before they can afford a full-time marketing team. Route 128 and MetroWestcarry a broad manufacturing and professional-services belt that's further from the city but just as hungry for operational leverage.
Generic automation misses every layer of that. A workflow built for a Florida restaurant won't survive a Boston healthcare intake without rethinking the data model. A Meta ad playbook written for a low-CPM southern market doesn't account for the competitive density of Greater Boston search. We build for how each specific operation runs — the offer, the compliance constraints, the local competitive pressure — not for a template that works nowhere in particular.
The full growth stack for Boston small businesses.
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AI agents & automations
Custom software agents trained on how your Boston business actually operates — booking, lead follow-up, intake, weekly reporting, data entry. Built on your accounts, owned by you outright. On-premise mode available for healthcare and financial-services firms in the Longwood and Financial District corridors.
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Facebook & Meta ads
Scoped, written, built, and managed in your Business Manager — so the account history and pixel data stay yours permanently. Campaign creative and copy built around Greater Boston audiences, not recycled national playbooks. Local service businesses, professional practices, and specialty contractors are the typical fit.
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Web development
Marketing sites, service-area landing pages, and conversion-optimized web presences — built on the stack that fits your operation (Next.js, WordPress, static). Fixed scope, fixed price, hosted on your infrastructure. Boston professional-services firms frequently pair this with an AI intake agent on launch.
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Custom CRM & ERP
Built around your actual sales and operational process — not a SaaS tool you bend yourself into. Pipelines, intake, follow-up sequences, reporting, and integrations to whatever you already use. Particularly useful for Boston service firms running complex multi-step sales cycles where off-the-shelf CRMs require more configuration than they save.
Where the Boston builds land most often.
The deepest fits in Greater Boston are businesses where operational speed and data integrity both matter — healthcare practices that need intake automation without compromising patient data, home-services and contractor firms competing on response time, professional-services offices where billable hours and client communication volume create natural automation candidates, and restaurants or hospitality operators managing high booking-to-no-show friction.
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Healthcare clinics & practices
Intake agents, appointment automation, and on-premise confidential mode for the Longwood Medical Area and Greater Boston independent practices. HIPAA constraints designed around, not ignored.
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Home services & contractors
Lead capture, speed-to-lead automation, and Meta ad campaigns for contractors across the Greater Boston metro — where first response still wins the job in most trade categories.
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Restaurants & hospitality
Reservation automation, review management workflows, and paid social for Boston restaurant groups — from the North End to the South End to the Cambridge dining strip.
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Real estate & property
Lead qualification agents and CRM automation for real estate operators in a Boston market where inquiry volume is high and speed-to-contact determines who gets the showing.
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HVAC & mechanical services
Seasonal Meta campaigns and intake automation for HVAC operators across the Route 128 belt — where New England winters create sharp demand spikes that generic ad schedules miss entirely.
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Medical & aesthetic practices
Compliant Meta and Google ad campaigns for Boston-area medical and aesthetic practices, paired with intake automation to close the gap between an ad click and a booked consultation.
From first call to live build — what the process looks like.
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Audit call (30 min)
We find the highest-leverage place to start — the routine work eating the most hours, the lead source leaking the most revenue, or the operational gap creating the most friction. If nothing on our menu pays back for your Boston business yet, we say so directly and don't pitch you a pilot that dies in three weeks.
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Scope & fixed price
The audit ends with a written scope and a fixed number. No hourly billing, no retainer that expands when the project grows in complexity. You decide whether the ROI pencils out before a dollar changes hands.
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Context & build
For AI agents, we run a 2–4 week training window before any code ships — gathering how your Boston operation actually works, not how a manual says it should. For websites and ad campaigns, we gather brand, offer, and competitive context first. The build runs on your accounts from day one.
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Handover & 30-day support
Live with monitoring, escalation paths, and recorded walkthroughs. We stay on call for 30 days while the build settles into real usage. After that, it runs under your control — with an optional ongoing care retainer if you want us close.