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Hire an AI employee · Small business cases.
Two hands, no front desk. Marina hired her coordinator first.
Marina does nails in Brooklyn: two hands, no front desk, and customers who write in English, Russian and Spanish all day.
Twelve cars, father and son. The phone isn't a lost customer anymore.
Theo Alcaraz and his son sell twelve cars, one at a time, and lock the gate at seven like their father did.
Meet Rene, an AI appointment coordinator who fills your calendar
📅 A late request at midnight, and the only answer you have in the morning is a promise to call back.
Margaret hired an AI employee before she hired anyone else
People wrote asking about a table at ten at night. Margaret was mopping the floor, and by morning they had booked somewhere else.
Mateo is on a ladder. His AI employee answers the phone
A missed call is not a missed call. It is a leaking faucet somebody else fixed by lunchtime, and a customer Mateo never met.
Meet Blake, the AI sales consultant
"How much is it?" and then two hours of silence. Your customer didn't go away to think it over. They went away to buy elsewhere. Blake is the employee who talks to a person at the moment they are still choosing.
Meet Reese, an AI lead qualifier who meets every new inquiry
Ten messages came in this morning. Nine wanted your opening hours. One was ready to spend real money — and you answered all ten yourself.
Meet Ruby, an AI customer support agent for after the sale
A customer who already paid you writes at nine in the evening. Nobody answers, and by morning they are leaving a one-star review instead.
Meet Avery, the AI administrator
A customer messaged you at nine in the evening. You replied in the morning — they'd already booked elsewhere. Avery answers your customers in your business's direct messages and keeps your appointment book, starting the day you hire him.
Meet Miles, the AI business advisor
Your business already records the numbers. Nobody reads them — and at the end of the week you still can't say whether it went well. Meet Miles, an AI business advisor you hire: once a week he hands you one review of the week that has closed.
Meet Jordan, the AI receptionist
Your phone rang while you were with a customer. Again. Jordan answers it when you can't — takes the call, handles the question, and books the appointment, in the caller's own language.
Meet Sage, the AI video maker
Everyone watches video — and you have none? No time to film, an editor costs too much, the music isn't yours. Sage fixes that today: every day she turns one photo from your catalog into a short vertical clip, ready to post with its caption.
Meet Sloane, the AI SMM manager
Your social pages have been quiet for weeks? To customers, a silent feed looks like a closed business. Sloane fixes that — starting the day you hire her, from your own catalog, every single day.
See it working before you paytwo sample businesses run day-to-day by AI employees: Tampa Pasta House · Casa Lista.
Open the demosIllustrative examples — sample businesses, not real customers.
Two live sample businesses. Any other business runs the same way — your catalog, your hours, your channels. Does it fit your business?
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