Cyberix

About

Two engineers,
one stubborn idea.

No call center. Whoever hires us talks to whoever builds it.

  • Portrait of Alexander Flórez, co-founder of CyberixAlexander FlórezCEO and co-founder
  • Portrait of Yeison Toro, co-founder of CyberixYeison ToroCTO and co-founder

Founded

2024, Medellín

  • Since 2024
  • Medellín
  • 22 chatbots in production
  • 3 countries

That a small company can serve like a large one. Since 2024 we have built and operated the automations that make it possible, and we are still the team you talk to directly.

How it started.

Cyberix started in February 2024 on a simple premise: AI automation did not have to be a luxury reserved for corporations. If a team of five can operate like a team of fifty, competition stops being decided by size.

What began as two engineers obsessed with taking repetitive work out of the way is today a platform that handles conversations, qualifies, books appointments and answers reviews while the client's team sleeps.

We have not grown into a support centre with tickets and escalations. Whoever hires us talks to whoever builds, which is still the best guarantee that what is promised is what gets delivered.

The two people behind it.

We are not a corporation with thousands of employees. We are the two founders: we still answer when you write, and we still design every automation that ships to production.

  • Portrait of Alexander Flórez, co-founder of Cyberix

    Alexander Flórez

    CEO and co-founder

    Runs the commercial operation, the product and the direct relationship with every client. If you write on WhatsApp, he is probably the one who answers.

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  • Portrait of Yeison Toro, co-founder of Cyberix

    Yeison Toro

    CTO and co-founder

    Runs the engineering of the CRM and Cyberix Labs: architecture, WhatsApp and Google integrations, external APIs and backend. Whatever scales in production went through his hands first.

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What has happened since.

  1. February 2024

    Founding

    Alexander and Yeison incorporate Cyberix S.A.S. in Medellín, with the idea of bringing AI automation to companies of any size.

  2. 2024

    The first clients on WhatsApp

    The first teams start serving their customers around the clock with WhatsApp chatbots, without hiring a night shift.

  3. July 2025

    Bilingual site and campaigns

    The site ships in Spanish and English and each service gets its own page: WhatsApp first, Google Business and the blog in August.

  4. September 2025

    Public plans

    Pricing goes on the page, per channel and with no forced contracts. Each service is contracted separately.

  5. April 2026

    Own CRM and online billing

    WhatsApp, Google Business and conversations land in one pipeline inside the Cyberix CRM, and clients pay and check their invoices from the portal.

  6. 2026

    Three countries, two languages

    The operation serves clients in Colombia, the United States and Canada, with support in Spanish and English. Social media and a voice agent are on the way.

What we do, exactly.

The long description is in the terms of service; this is the short one.

  • We design, build and operate conversational AI automations for companies.

  • We work on the channels where your customers already write to you: WhatsApp and Google Business today; social media and a voice agent are on the way.

  • We build custom when the case does not fit the catalogue: integrations, backend and web work.

  • We operate what we build. We do not hand over a setup and disappear.

What drives us.

Three principles you notice in the contract, not just on the page.

  • Results over technology

    We do not install artificial intelligence because it is fashionable. If a tool does not move a number in your operation, it does not stay.

  • You talk to whoever builds

    No tickets, no intermediaries, no account manager forwarding your question to someone else. Direct access to the founders when you need it.

  • A clear contract, no fine print

    Under Colombian law, with price, scope and schedule in writing. Over your customers' data you are the controller and we are the processor, and it is signed that way.

The best first step is a conversation.

Half an hour to understand your operation and tell you whether there is something to automate. If there is not, we say so.

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