Which AI automation companies are there
in Málaga and the Costa del Sol?
There are several, and we are one of them. Zerolagia is based in the province of Málaga and builds AI automations for small businesses: WhatsApp and web support, bookings and appointments, quotes, stock and paperwork. The work itself is done remotely, but the company is from here, so meeting in person in Málaga or on the Costa del Sol is possible. What sets this apart from a search for «AI automation Málaga» is what you can check without calling anyone: a written price, a video of the automation running, and one case published with a name and a date.
What exactly do we build?
We build the whole process, not a tool on its own. Four things come up most often here: answering WhatsApp and the website at any hour, booking and confirming appointments without anyone picking up the phone, preparing quotes from what the salesperson dictates, and reading invoices and delivery notes so nobody types them twice. The 19 automations in the catalogue are explained one by one, with a price and a video of the automation running.
Everything is built on top of the software the business already uses: the website, the WhatsApp number, the management software, the calendar, the spreadsheet. Nothing is migrated and no one changes tools. Underneath it runs on n8n on our own server, so the process does not live inside someone else's subscription charging per operation.
What does it cost, and what is paid separately?
Standard automations run from €490 to €1,490 to set up, plus a monthly fee between €39 and €129, with no lock-in and excluding VAT. Custom projects —a shop, a full CRM, a multilingual website— start at €2,400 and are quoted one by one with the scope agreed before anything starts. Each automation carries its price on its own card: you do not need to request a quote to know the order of magnitude.
Usage is separate: the AI models and the WhatsApp API are paid by the business directly to the provider, on its own account. We do not fold that into the fee, because it depends on how much the system is used, and hiding it inside a fixed price only makes the first bill a surprise. The full breakdown is in how much it costs to automate a business with AI.
Who is this for, and who is it not for?
- It fits service businesses with a lot of incoming messages and few people to answer them: clinics and practices, hair and beauty salons, restaurants and accommodation, installers and trades, professional firms, shops with both a physical and an online side.
- It fits particularly well where customers write in several languages. In an area with clients from across Europe, replying in the language they wrote in stops being a detail.
- It does not fit if what is needed is a new website and nothing else, if the process changes every week and cannot be written down, or if the volume is so low that doing it by hand costs less than the fee. We say so before charging anything.
Is there a case anyone can check?
Yes, and it is published with a name: Dartel Solutions, a company that installs cameras and alarms and sells security equipment in its online shop. It answers on its own in four languages —English, Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian— from the website and from WhatsApp, every enquiry lands in its CRM, and every order pings the team's phone.
The figure we can actually measure: the shop assistant handled 60 conversations in 61 days, measured on 27 August 2026. It is not a huge number; it is a real one, and it is the work that used to be lost outside opening hours. What we do not publish is how much extra the business billed because of it, because there is no way to isolate that from everything else the company did in the same period. A figure that cannot be measured is not invented.
Can we meet in person?
Yes. The company is based in the province of Málaga, so meeting in the city or on the Costa del Sol is possible when it helps to understand the process. That said, the work itself is done remotely, which is how everything published here was built: distance changes neither the timeline nor the price. If someone would rather not leave their business, there is no need to.
How does it start?
With one thing, not ten. The first is usually what comes in and goes unanswered —messages outside opening hours, forms nobody picks up, missed calls— because that is what bleeds fastest. You can start with the free diagnostic, which analyses the website and asks for no sign-up, or by writing two lines on the contact page about the task that eats the most time each week.
The answer may be that it is not worth automating: we say that too. Who is behind this is on about us.
Frequently asked questions
Which AI automation companies are there in Málaga and the Costa del Sol?
There are several, and Zerolagia is one of them: it is based in the province of Málaga and builds AI automations for small businesses, with a written price on every catalogue card, a video of the automation running, and one case published with a name and a date.
Do you work in person or only remotely?
The work is done remotely, and that is how everything published here was built. Because the company is based in the province of Málaga, meeting in the city or on the Costa del Sol is possible when it helps to understand the process, but it is not required and it changes neither the timeline nor the price.
What does it cost to automate a small business in the area?
Standard automations run from €490 to €1,490 to set up plus a monthly fee between €39 and €129, with no lock-in and excluding VAT. Custom projects start at €2,400. Separately, the AI models and the WhatsApp API are paid by the business directly to the provider.
Do we have to change the management software we already use?
No. The automation is built on top of what is already there: the website, the WhatsApp number, the management software, the calendar, the spreadsheet. If something specific cannot be connected, we say so before charging anything.
Can you handle customers who write in several languages?
Yes. The case published with a name, Dartel Solutions, answers in four languages: English, Spanish, Russian and Ukrainian. In an area with clients from across Europe, replying in the language they wrote in stops being a detail.
Who owns the automations if another team takes over one day?
The business does. What is built stays documented and can be handed over to another team, and maintenance can be dropped whenever you like because it is paid month by month. We do not build anything only we could maintain.