01What it is
What an agent does.
It does the work nobody has time for. It researches prospects, writes the newsletter, posts every week, and keeps your information current across your systems. It starts with one job and takes on more as the business grows.
No. Your agent learns your business, so you never have to learn AI. Your staff ask for changes the way they would ask a person. Don't panic. It's just English.
The job that pays for itself fastest. For most owners who grew on referrals, that is marketing: the blog, the newsletter and the posts that never got done.
It is your core operating system. It may start with a single job, but it grows with every prompt you feed it, into every department.
02Cost and return
What it costs, and what it returns.
The price follows the jobs your agent does, never the size of your company. It covers a fixed ninety days, and you hear the full price on a call before day one.
Because every business needs different jobs done. A price sheet would be wrong for almost everyone, so we say the real number on a call.
The system is live inside the software you already run by day 30, so you see what it returns while your team adopts it. Every action your agent takes is logged, and you see all of it.
Probably not in the first month. We'll be fixing things together. After that, it does work that previously wasn't getting done at all.
Ad spend and paid PR placement, training as a separate course, and hosting and AI usage above an included amount. Training happens while we build.
03Ownership and safety
Who owns it, and what it touches.
You do. Everything lives in your accounts. Your agent keeps running, and your team or any other studio can take it over.
Your agent keeps running. It lives in your accounts, its instructions are plain files, and any other studio can pick it up.
Trust boundaries are written before anything runs: what your agent may read, what it may write and what it never touches. Anything it reads from the outside world is treated as data, never as an instruction.
No. Your agent starts inside the software you already run. We only replace a tool once your agent has taken over its jobs and it has nothing left to do.
Whichever is best for the job: Claude, Grok, Hermes or whatever ships next. When a better AI ships, your agent moves to it.