# Drasyo

> AI visibility and automation agency based in Sliema, Malta. We build websites
> that search and answer engines can read and cite, and the automation that
> qualifies and routes the enquiries those answers produce.

Who it is for: businesses selling a specific service to a market already
searching for it, who are losing that work to competitors who are easier to find.

All content on this site is server-rendered HTML. There is no paywall, no login,
and no client-side text rendering — what you fetch is what a reader sees.
Markdown versions of the main pages are linked below.

## Positioning

- [About](https://drasyo.com/about): what Drasyo does, the four delivery stages, and full capability list.
- [About (Markdown)](https://drasyo.com/about.md)
- [Contact](https://drasyo.com/contact): enquiry form, direct email, and answers on timelines and pricing model.
- [Pricing](https://drasyo.com/pricing): engagement tiers with published figures, and the FAQs on scoping and lock-in.


## Services

- [All services](https://drasyo.com/services) · [Markdown](https://drasyo.com/services.md)
- [AI visibility](https://drasyo.com/services/ai-visibility): Rank in search, get quoted by answer engines, and get cited by the models people ask instead of searching. One system covering all three surfaces.
- [Automation](https://drasyo.com/services/automation): Agents and workflows that capture, qualify, route and follow up on every enquiry, so demand converts without anyone remembering to chase it.
- [Websites](https://drasyo.com/services/websites): Static-first builds that load in under a second, read cleanly to a crawler, and still feel like something a studio made rather than a template.
- [Application development](https://drasyo.com/services/application-development): Custom applications with real accounts, real data and real integrations, built as a typed codebase with tests and a deploy pipeline so it can be changed safely later.
- [SaaS product building](https://drasyo.com/services/saas-product-building): A subscription product taken from an idea to something people pay for: multi-tenant accounts, billing, onboarding and the metrics that tell you whether it is working.
- [Social media management](https://drasyo.com/services/social-media): Channel strategy, content production and community management that keeps a presence current — because consistency is what builds one, not bursts of activity.


## Insights

- [All insights](https://drasyo.com/insights) · [Markdown](https://drasyo.com/insights.md)
- [Accessibility is a build gate, not a retrofit](https://drasyo.com/insights/accessibility-as-a-build-gate): The failures an audit finds late — unreachable controls, invisible focus, unlabelled buttons, text that fails contrast — are all consequences of decisions made early. Treated as a gate the build has to pass, they cost almost nothing; treated as a phase, they cost a rebuild.
- [Which Core Web Vital actually moves when you fix things](https://drasyo.com/insights/which-core-web-vital-moves): Cumulative layout shift is usually fixed in an afternoon by declaring image dimensions and reserving space for late content. Largest contentful paint responds to how the hero is delivered. Interaction latency is the one that needs architecture, not tuning.
- [How to tell whether AI assistants cite your site](https://drasyo.com/insights/are-assistants-citing-your-site): There is no analytics panel for assistant citations. What works is a fixed list of the questions your customers actually ask, run against the assistants they actually use, on a schedule, with who gets named written down each time.
- [Writing an FAQ an answer engine will actually quote](https://drasyo.com/insights/faqs-an-answer-engine-will-quote): An answer is quotable when it survives being removed from the page. That means it names its own subject, answers in the first sentence, and contains no pronoun or phrase that depends on what came before it.
- [What a qualifying agent should and should not do](https://drasyo.com/insights/what-a-qualifying-agent-should-not-do): The safe scope for a qualifying agent is narrow and worth defining before it is built: gather facts, classify the enquiry, route it, and set an expectation. Anything that commits the business — a price, a date, a technical assurance — belongs to a person.
- [What is generative engine optimisation?](https://drasyo.com/insights/what-is-geo): Generative engine optimisation is making your pages easy for an AI assistant to read, trust and cite. It shares foundations with SEO but rewards different things: parseable HTML, unambiguous entity signals, and specific quotable claims rather than keyword coverage.
- [Why enquiries go cold in the first hour](https://drasyo.com/insights/why-enquiries-go-cold): An enquiry that waits is an enquiry that keeps shopping. The fix is rarely faster humans: it is one intake surface, an immediate acknowledgement that sets an expectation, and enough qualification captured up front that the first real reply can be useful.
- [How to shape content for answer engines](https://drasyo.com/insights/answer-engine-content-shape): Answer engines extract a passage rather than a page. To be extracted, put a 40 to 60 word complete answer directly beneath the question it answers, before any elaboration, and let the depth follow underneath.
- [Keywords that end in a booking, not a visit](https://drasyo.com/insights/keywords-that-end-in-a-booking): A keyword is worth pursuing when the person typing it has already decided to act. Sorting a keyword list by volume optimises for traffic; sorting it by how close the phrase sits to a decision optimises for revenue, and the two lists rarely overlap.
- [Local search when your whole market is one island](https://drasyo.com/insights/local-search-one-island): In a market the size of Malta, proximity barely separates anyone — a competitor twenty minutes away is still local. What decides local results here is category precision, review recency and consistent business data, not radius.
- [Static-first is the cheapest performance win left](https://drasyo.com/insights/static-first-core-web-vitals): Static generation removes the largest sources of slow pages: server work at request time, client-side content assembly, and render-blocking third-party requests. Most sites that fail Core Web Vitals fail on those three, not on anything exotic.


## Case studies

- [All work](https://drasyo.com/work)
- [Reservations that run without a phone call](https://drasyo.com/work/galeas-kitchen): Hospitality. A family-run Valletta restaurant with no real home online: no menu to browse, no way to book outside opening hours. We built both.
- [Qualified enquiries, answered in minutes](https://drasyo.com/work/professional-services-intake): Professional services. A professional services firm losing work to whoever replied first. We wired qualification and routing so every enquiry gets an answer the same hour.
- [Found in the answer, not just the results page](https://drasyo.com/work/retail-answer-visibility): Retail. A specialist retailer invisible in AI answers despite ranking well in search. We restructured the catalogue and content for citation.
- [A catalogue clinics can browse without phoning](https://drasyo.com/work/nabuk-malta): Veterinary supplies. Three decades supplying Malta's veterinary clinics, and no digital presence to match. We built the catalogue and the enquiry flow behind it.


## Lab

- [All experiments](https://drasyo.com/lab)
- [Scroll-velocity flow field](https://drasyo.com/lab/scroll-velocity-field): What if a background reacted to how fast you scroll rather than just where you are?
- [Cards that arrive from depth](https://drasyo.com/lab/depth-card-stagger): Why do 3D card reveals look convincing in one grid and broken in another?
- [Answer-readiness checker](https://drasyo.com/lab/answer-readiness-checker): Is this page shaped so an answer engine can quote it? Paste the HTML and find out.
- [How AI agents work — a process walkthrough](https://drasyo.com/lab/ai-agent-walkthrough): What actually happens between an enquiry arriving and a person replying to it?


## Contact

- Email: hello@drasyo.com
- Telephone: +356 9998 6326
- Location: Sliema, Malta. Serving Malta and the European Union.


Last generated: 2026-09-17