AI agents for startups
Run a 5-person company like a 15-person one
Early teams lose most of their week to work that repeats: replying to enquiries, chasing invoices, answering the same twenty questions. AI agents take those queues so the founders can stay on the product.
Where the week goes
- Enquiries that sit unanswered for hours
- Invoices nobody has time to chase
- The same support questions, every day
- A launch nobody outside the team heard about
- The weekly numbers email that never gets written
- Signups who tried it once and never came back
- A hundred applications nobody has time to read
- Grants you might qualify for that nobody has time to check
- An idea nobody has checked is already patented
Together those queues run 12–25 hours a week — about €1,800–€3,800 a month at a €35 loaded hourly cost. Your real numbers replace these on the call.
Who we'd start with
01The Lead Catcher
€3 / enquiry answered and qualifiedAnswers every new enquiry in under a minute and books it in.
02The Activator
€6 / signup activatedWakes the signups who never came back, one useful nudge at a time.
03The SEO Agent
€4 / issue found and fixedCrawls your site and your Google presence, then fixes what hides you.
04The Consultant
€40 / consultation deliveredReads your actual numbers, then tells you the thing nobody says.
05The Funding Agent
€50 / funding shortlist deliveredFinds the grants you actually qualify for, and bins the ones you don’t.
06The Patent Agent
€60 / patent search deliveredChecks whether your idea is already taken, before you spend on a filing.
07The Updater
€18 / update sentWrites the investor and board update nobody gets round to writing.
08The Recruiter
€4 / application screenedReads every application the day it lands and shortlists against your bar.
09The Publisher
€35 / week written, approved and publishedWrites the week's posts and newsletter from what you actually did.
010The Inbox Manager
€0.90 / email handled end to endClears the repetitive 60% of your inbox before you open it.
011The Reporter
€25 / weekly report deliveredWrites the weekly numbers email nobody gets around to writing.
Questions from startups
We're pre-revenue. Is this too early?
If nobody is losing hours to the same task every week, it is too early. If a founder is answering the same email for the fifth time today, it is not.
Can we start with one agent?
That is the normal way in. One agent, one queue, one month. Add a second when the first has paid for itself.