Custom AI agents built for your process, deployed in minutes and billed only for the runs they complete. No seats, no subscriptions, no minimum.
No card required. $5.00 of credit on signup — over a thousand runs.
Seat licences charge you for the eleven people who might use it. You pay for the work that actually happened, to the fraction of a cent, and nothing at all in a quiet month.
Every agent takes your categories, your tone, your schema and your rules in plain language. Two customers running the same agent get genuinely different behaviour.
Agents return structured output. Your systems decide what to do with it. A mistake costs you a bad suggestion, never a bad action taken on your behalf.
Every page is explicit about what the agent is bad at as well as what it is good at.
Reads every incoming ticket, classifies it, sets priority and drafts the first reply.
Scores inbound leads against your criteria and writes the first outreach.
Takes a question and a pile of source material and returns a cited brief.
Pulls structured fields out of invoices, contracts and forms.
Normalises messy records, finds duplicates and explains every change.
Turns a transcript into decisions, owners and dated actions.
Drafts long-form copy against your brief, voice guide and facts.
Chains the other agents together and decides what runs next.
A support team handling 400 tickets a day spends roughly two and a half hours purely on triage. Having Support Triage do it costs $1.60 a day.
There is no plan underneath this waiting to bill you anyway. If you run nothing for a month, you pay nothing for that month.
Full pricing →There is no email verification step, no card, no sales call and no onboarding questionnaire. You are in the dashboard in about ten seconds with $5.00 of credit already on the balance, which is enough to run real work rather than a toy demo.
Browse the catalogue and read what each one actually does, what it takes as input and what it returns. Every agent page is explicit about what it is bad at as well as what it is good at, because choosing the wrong agent is the most expensive mistake you can make here and it costs us nothing to prevent it.
Tell the agent what it needs to know about you: your ticket categories, your ideal customer profile, the schema you want extracted, the tone you write in. You write this once in normal prose. When it changes, you edit a paragraph rather than rebuilding a decision tree.
Trigger a run from the dashboard to see what comes back, then move it into your stack when you are happy. Every run returns structured output plus a confidence score, and every run is logged with its inputs, duration, token count and exact cost.
A 6-person team handling 400 tickets a day, spending the first two hours of every shift sorting rather than solving.
About $1.60 a day at 400 tickets.
Two hundred form fills a week and one salesperson, so the bottom half of the list never gets touched.
About $1.20 a week at 200 leads.
Thirty supplier invoice layouts, all keyed by hand, with a two-week lag and a steady trickle of transposition errors.
About $12 a month at 1,000 invoices.
Two hundred documents in a data room and four days to produce a view.
About $2.25 for fifty questions.
Three acquisitions merged into one CRM, with the same company present four times under different spellings.
About $8 for a 100,000-record pass.
Decisions made in a call and forgotten by Thursday, with no record of who agreed to what.
About $6 a month for 20 meetings.
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