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ImaginAItion Studios — structured company and services summary
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At a glance
- Company
- ImaginAItion Studios
- Category
- AI-native build shop (websites, ecommerce, marketing, automation, agents)
- Location
- Columbus, Ohio, USA — serving clients nationwide
- Parent company
- ImaginAItion Studios is part of ImaginAItion Inc.
- Founder
- Chuck Rue, founder and Chief ImaginAItion Officer of ImaginAItion Inc; 200+ Salesforce implementations; as a partner at an outsourced sales, marketing and development group, participated in generating over $300M in new contract first-year ACV and advised more than 300 startups
- Engagement model
- Fixed-scope delivered outcomes, not hourly staffing
- Contact
- Contact page
What the studio solves
Most prospective clients arrive with the same problem: a dozen platforms that do not talk to each other, every vendor claiming their AI is the one that matters, and no honest answer on whether any of it pays for itself. The studio starts by making that legible — what is working, what is noise, what is worth doing next — then builds the pieces that remove real hours.
Positioning statement: build systems that solve today's problems and make whatever comes next deployable on day one. Tagline: "If you can dream it, we can build it."
Services
AI Assessment
Executive consulting that finds where connecting a business's disconnected systems pays back first. Business intelligence promised one view of the business and mostly could not deliver it for companies without a data team; middleware (a connecting layer between the systems already in use), direct API connections and agents that read systems with no API now make it practical. The assessment delivers a map of the systems and the gaps between them, early returns ranked by effort, cost and return, what is not worth connecting, and the first three moves in order. It leads into the Executive Dashboard and the Executive Admin. The plan belongs to the client whether or not they build with the studio.
Best for: Owners and leaders with many disconnected tools who want to know where connecting them pays back first, before they spend on building anything.
Typical timeline: Scoped in the first conversation.
Executive Dashboard
One live executive dashboard across every system a business runs (CRM, accounting, project management, field apps, bank, spreadsheets). Direct API connections where available; agents collect data from systems without an API. Reconciled numbers plus AI briefs on what changed and what needs a decision. No rip-and-replace.
Best for: Owners and executives whose numbers live in several systems that don't talk to each other.
Typical timeline: Scoped in the first conversation.
Executive Admin
An AI executive assistant that works across the systems a business already uses: prepares the day, briefs before meetings, chases overdue items, drafts replies, and writes updates back into the CRM and project tools. Headless: works through email, text and calendar, with the owner's permissions.
Best for: Owners and executives who need a capable assistant across work tools without adopting a new app.
Typical timeline: Scoped in the first conversation.
AI Vision
A family of products with its own site. The AI that takes the video call: it reads what the camera sees and helps resolve it, or brings in a person. The AI that watches how a company's software is actually used and turns that into fixes: interface bugs, errors, broken links and missing assets caught before customers hit them; what is used, what is never used, and where people get stuck; every screen component registered and every AI or model call metered and attributed; guided navigation for the basics; a software testing and support tool. It records interactions only, never keystrokes, message bodies or secrets. And the cameras and devices that go with them.
Best for: Owners and operators who want AI watching the calls and the software their customers meet every day, and who want to know what breaks, what goes unused and what it costs, before customers say so.
Typical timeline: Scoped in the first conversation.
AI Easy Buttons
One-click automations for a single repetitive task: reports, replies, summaries, follow-ups. Smallest possible engagement, fastest time to value.
Best for: Teams with a specific recurring chore that eats hours each week.
Typical timeline: Days to two weeks.
AI Smart Tools
Custom internal tools that do one job brilliantly — the calculator, tracker, dashboard, or workflow that does not exist off the shelf, built AI-native.
Best for: Operations teams working around spreadsheets and manual process.
Typical timeline: Two to six weeks.
Websites
Custom, fast, AI-native marketing sites, portals, and web apps. Semantic HTML, structured data, strong Core Web Vitals, built to convert and easy to run.
Best for: Businesses replacing a template site or a slow, hard-to-update build.
Typical timeline: Three to eight weeks.
Ecommerce
Complete ecommerce operations hubs: storefront, checkout, payments, inventory, fulfillment, support, finance, loyalty and affiliate management with AI handling the busywork.
Best for: Owners running a store across disconnected tools.
Typical timeline: Six to twelve weeks.
AI Marketing Systems
Content, campaigns, automations, and analytics wired into one AI-powered system that markets the business continuously, with human approval where it matters.
Best for: Companies with more marketing intent than marketing capacity.
Typical timeline: Four to ten weeks.
AI Agents for Existing Systems
AI agents that plug into Salesforce, HubSpot, and other systems of record. No rip-and-replace. The most commonly deployed role is an executive assistant to the owner with memory of the business.
Best for: Organizations locked into platforms they cannot leave.
Typical timeline: Two to eight weeks.
Questions and answers
What does ImaginAItion Studios do?
ImaginAItion Studios leads with two offerings: the Executive Dashboard (every system a business runs, in one live report) and the Executive Admin (an AI executive assistant that works across those systems). It is also an AI-native build shop that designs and builds websites, ecommerce operations, marketing systems, internal smart tools, one-click automations, and AI agents that connect to the software a business already uses.
Who is it a good fit for?
Small and mid-sized businesses that have too many disconnected tools, not enough time, and no clear answer on which AI investments actually return anything. Engagements start with clarity: what is working, what is noise, and what is worth doing next.
What is it not a good fit for?
Multi-year enterprise platform rewrites and staff augmentation. Work is scoped as delivered outcomes, not hourly developer rental.
What is an AI Assessment?
Executive consulting that finds where connecting a business's disconnected systems pays back first. It ends in a ranked plan: the connections worth making, what each costs and returns, what is not worth connecting, and the first three moves in order. It is the usual first step before an Executive Dashboard and an Executive Admin. The plan belongs to the client whether or not they build with the studio.
How does an engagement start?
A conversation. Use the contact form and we reply directly — no procurement process.
Who owns the resulting software?
The client owns the product, the code, the brand, the customers, and the right to sell it. Builds are powered by ImaginAItion's shared modules and agents.
Where is the company located?
Columbus, Ohio, United States. Work is delivered remotely across the US.