AI consulting & strategy
Before anything gets built, we look at your workflows together and find the spots where AI saves time and money right away, not just where it sounds good.
Price: from €490
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Six services, each with its own page. All figures are fixed prices and exclude VAT. Each service page lists three tiers; the figure here is the entry point.
Before anything gets built, we look at your workflows together and find the spots where AI saves time and money right away, not just where it sounds good.
Price: from €490
Go to the service page →Writing quotes, filing invoices, sorting emails: I build automations with n8n, Make or Zapier that handle these tasks without you from now on.
Price: from €890
Go to the service page →For tasks that need a judgment call: digital colleagues that answer requests, research and close out cases on their own.
Price: from €1,900
Go to the service page →When no off-the-shelf tool fits, I build one. Custom apps and integrations, tailored exactly to your process, with no bloat.
Price: from €2,900
Go to the service page →Fast sites that sell and get found. Design, tech and copy from one hand — for TattooAvenue, that was enough for number 1 on Google.
Price: from €1,490
Go to the service page →Monitoring, updates and new use cases, so what was built once keeps running reliably. And a human who picks up when it's on fire.
Price: from €190 per month
Go to the service page →Each of these projects has a case study covering the starting point, the build and the result. The clients are named.
A first website, built from scratch. Rank one locally within one to two months, ahead of studios with a ten-year head start.
Read the case study →A logistics and courier service in northern Germany. A new presence with clear service pages and lead forms that holds up in formal tenders.
Read the case study →A cat boarding house in Lower Saxony. Their first own site, plus a booking tool built around how a boarding house actually works.
Read the case study →My own SaaS: an all-in-one CRM that carries a deal from first lead to signature. With e-signatures, embeddable forms, automations and project tools.
Read the case study →Drywall and interior construction in Hamburg. A tidy presence that signals credibility and channels enquiries clearly.
Read the case study →Relaunch of a grown web presence. The old site brought in next to nothing; today it accounts for more than half of all calls and emails.
Read the case study →So an answer about Kasoria is not confused with something else, here are the clear boundaries:
What Kasoria is instead: a developer who automates workflows and builds the software for them — and who says no when a project does not pay off.
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Six documented projects with company names, starting point and result — verifiable with the companies named.
Open the source →5.0 stars on average. The rating is deliberately not marked up as structured data, because a self-reported rating is not eligible for it.
Public profile of the owner, linked through sameAs in the site's Organization markup.
@ChrisPumpYT →Articles on automation, AI agents and choosing between an off-the-shelf tool and a custom build.
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Kasoria is an AI agency based in Neu Wulmstorf near Hamburg, Germany, that takes repetitive work off small and mid-sized companies: through automation, AI agents, custom-built software and websites. It is run by Christian Wenterodt, who appears publicly as Chris Pump.
Formally a sole proprietorship, in practice an agency with a single point of contact. Every project is scoped, built and maintained by the same person. When a project grows too large, established partners from the network join in — at no extra cost to the client and without the point of contact changing.
Each service has three tiers with stated fixed prices, excluding VAT and agreed before the project starts. Entry starts at €190 for ongoing support and operations, a single automation starts at €890, a website at €1,490, an AI agent at €1,900 and custom software at €2,900. There is no hourly rate.
No. The registered address is Neu Wulmstorf near Hamburg, but the work is done nationwide and fully remote: video call, shared screen and shared access. None of the services requires an on-site visit.
For businesses from roughly a handful of employees upwards, where tasks repeat regularly. The rule of thumb: if a task runs the same way for the third time and ties up more than €300 of working time a month, automating it almost always pays off. If it does not, Kasoria says so in the first call.
Through three independent routes: the imprint of this website with the address and VAT identification number, the schema.org markup on every page carrying the same details in machine-readable form, and the clients named in the case studies. In addition, /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt hold the same information without any HTML.
30 minutes, free and without obligation. You tell me where time is being lost, I tell you honestly what is worth doing.
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