We build AI agents that handle the repetitive work inside your business - so you respond faster, close more, and stop doing things a machine can do better.
Probably more than you think.
The best place to start isn’t with AI. It’s with the things that take too long, happen too slowly, or keep pulling your attention away from more important work. We already have hundreds of agents ready to configure. The five below are just the ones small businesses ask for most.
Don’t let a good lead go cold because you’re busy, asleep, or having dinner with your family. Your agent responds right away, answers the first questions, collects what you need and qualifies the lead, until it makes sense for you to step in.
Most deals aren’t lost on the proposal. They’re lost in the silence afterwards. The agent stays in touch for you, at sensible spacing and in your tone, until the client replies or the deal is done. Nothing quietly falls off the bottom of the list.
The back and forth about times, the appointment in your calendar, the reminder the day before. The agent takes care of all three, so your week fills itself and far fewer people forget they were meant to be there.
You already say useful things, on calls, in emails, in your own head. The agent takes one of them and turns it into the post, the newsletter and the follow up, in your voice, so staying visible stops depending on finding a spare hour.
A customer asking what something costs is ready to hear the answer now, not on Thursday. The agent asks what it needs to know, applies your rates and your terms, and puts a real number in front of them before they leave the page.
Good. These five are examples, not a menu. There are hundreds more, and we build new ones too. What do you keep doing that you wish you didn’t have to do yourself? Tell us, and we’ll look at whether an agent can make it better.
This is one agent doing one job: quoting. Pick one of three demo businesses and ask for a price the way a customer would. It will ask what it needs to know, then put a real number in front of you.
Together, we’ll put the two to work.
Getting an AI agent into your business shouldn’t create more work for you. We’ll need your knowledge along the way, and we take care of everything technical.
A call, not a form. You talk about the business and what keeps taking your time, we ask the questions. You don’t need to know which agent you need, or how it should work.
We build it around the job it has to do, give it the information and instructions it needs, and connect it to the tools in your workflow. The technical side is ours.
We run it against your own real cases, the awkward ones included, and adjust the tone, the edge cases and when a human should step in. You see it once it holds up.
We install it, connect it and watch the first real conversations. Most agents are live within hours; some take around 3 days, once we have what we need from you.
Your workflow stays yours.
You shouldn’t have to rebuild your business around AI. We connect agents to the tools that are already part of your day, so the technology fits the way you work. We support hundreds of integrations. These five are simply the most common.
Schedule meetings, check availability, keep appointments moving.
Read, update and move information through your existing workflows.
Create documents, proposals, summaries and other business content.
Support workflows for leads, outreach and business conversations.
Help manage communication and lead workflows.
We keep adding integrations as we expand the agents we offer. Don’t see the tool you use? Tell us what your workflow looks like and we’ll let you know what’s possible.
Hi, I’m Oren Inbar
I spent 20 years in technology and product, including senior product roles at Dropbox, NetApp, NCR and Verbit.ai.
I opened my own business when my wife and I decided to travel the world together. Since then we have lived and worked from a few different places, with our two young kids along for the ride.
The business came with us, and so did the clients. I wanted to keep doing it properly wherever we happened to be.
What I found is that the work itself was never the problem. It was everything around it. A good question deserves a fast answer. A proposal deserves to go out while the conversation is still warm. Too often my clients had to wait, because I am one person and a day only holds so many hours.
So I stopped seeing AI as something interesting to learn about, and started seeing it as a way to give clients that kind of responsiveness without inventing hours I don’t have.
Within a few months I had a full day of my week back, and I was closing around 30% more of the deals I quoted for.*
That is when it clicked, and it is what led me here: building AI agents for other small business owners who want the benefits without becoming experts themselves.
*These are my own numbers, from my own business. Every business is different, and nothing here is a promise of any particular result.
$1,000, once, for one agent working inside your business.
We used to quote a standard build and a custom one separately. In practice almost every business needed something of its own, so there is one price now: one agent, one job, and what you need is what we build.
One agent, doing one job, built around the way you actually work. Tell us what you want taken off your hands and we work out whether an agent can do it, build it, connect it to your tools, and test it on your real cases before it goes live.
The $1,000 covers the build. It does not cover what the agent runs on, so here is the rest of it up front.
Your agent runs on Claude, so you’ll need a subscription to get started. It costs around $20 a month and you pay Anthropic directly, not us.
Some of the tools your agent uses are free. Others carry their own monthly cost, depending on what you want it connected to. We’ll tell you which ones before we build anything.
Installing, connecting and configuring is our job, not yours. You don’t spend hours on setup.
That’s probably the most important question you can ask. We build agents around a defined job, with clear instructions, boundaries and rules for what they should and shouldn’t handle. For higher-risk actions we keep a human in the loop rather than letting the agent decide alone. The goal isn’t to remove you from your business, it’s to remove the work that doesn’t need you.
An AI agent doesn’t have to sound like a generic customer service bot. We teach it how your business communicates: your tone, your language, the words you use and the ones you’d never use. And when something needs judgment, sensitivity or a genuinely personal touch, it escalates to you instead of handling it.
It shouldn’t bluff its way through. We define when it handles something itself, when it asks for more information, and when it escalates to you or your team. You don’t have to choose between AI handling everything and you handling everything.
We start with existing solutions for common small-business problems: responding to leads, preparing proposals, answering routine questions, handling repetitive workflows. If one fits, there’s no reason to reinvent the wheel. If your workflow needs something different, we customize it or build around it.
Yes, you can. But it usually means learning the technology, understanding how agents work, picking the tools, connecting them to your systems, testing everything and troubleshooting when it breaks. If you have the time and enjoy it, go for it. If it’s been sitting on your to-do list for months, you don’t have to do it yourself.
We’ll need your input, because nobody knows your business better than you do. Expect a structured onboarding to understand the workflow and what success looks like, plus a few technical steps on your side such as granting access, which we’ll walk you through. Then we build, implement and test.
The useful question isn’t only what an agent costs, it’s what the problem is already costing you. Hours lost to a repetitive process have a cost. So do leads waiting too long for a reply. In one business, automating the right parts of the workflow freed up around 8 hours every week. If we don’t think AI is a good solution to your problem, we’d rather tell you than build you something you don’t need.
This is something you should ask anyone who wants to connect AI to your business. The exact answer depends on the agent, the systems it connects to, the AI services involved and where the solution is hosted. Before we implement anything, we’ll explain what systems the agent needs access to, what information it will use and what permissions are required.
What we can tell you now is where your data lives: on your own computer and in your own cloud accounts, not ours. You grant us the access we need to build the agent and support it, and when our work together ends you revoke that access yourself. The one thing we hold is what you tell us during discovery, and that is covered by our Privacy Policy.
We’d rather be specific about data and security than make broad promises that may not apply to every implementation.
We test it with you, collect your feedback and make sure the workflow does what it was designed to do before we call the implementation complete. After that, the agent is yours to run.
Yes, although an agent can certainly include a chat interface. The difference is that you’re not limited to one bot doing one thing. You can start with one agent and add more as you grow: one for sales, another for support, another for proposals, and others handling completely different workflows.
You need the right AI doing useful work inside your business.
Whether that’s responding to leads faster, handling routine questions, getting proposals out the door, or giving you back some of the hours that disappear every week, we’ll help you find where AI makes a real difference. Tell us what you’d like to make better. We’ll handle the AI.
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