AI agents for SaaS companies

Not a dev tool — a growth team

If you already have engineers (or AI agents) building your product, the gap is usually on the other side: getting in front of buyers before they pick a competitor, and showing up when someone asks an AI which tool to use. That's a distribution problem, not a code problem, and it needs its own dedicated team working it full-time.

The four missions built for this

Choose "Grow a business you have" mode and your team runs on:

• Answer buyers — find people in threads, forums, and communities asking for a tool like yours, and give them the best answer before a competitor's marketing team does.
• Win the AI answer — SEO and AEO so that when someone asks ChatGPT or Google which SaaS solves their problem, your product is the one named.
• Catch the switchers — spot users publicly frustrated with a competing tool and show them a better option.
• Own your niche — launch social and news pages your target users already follow, all pointing back to your product.

Every mission is aimed at finding and converting buyers — the thing a coding agent or agent-building framework was never built to do.

How it runs

1. Pick "Grow a business you have." It's the mode built for a product that already exists and needs customers, not a sandbox to build one from scratch.
2. State your goal in one line. The examples on the landing page give the range: "Increase my MRR by $10K," "Add $5K in monthly revenue," "Double my monthly revenue."
3. The Boss owns the goal. It sets deadlines in hours and checks every move, the way a sharp head of growth would — except it runs continuously.
4. The team works 24/7. Nights, weekends, product launches — the game keeps playing whether or not anyone's watching.
5. Everything is quality-gated. Every post, page, and reply is scored before it goes out; below 8/10, it's sent back.
6. You see it in the control room, or just on Telegram. Watch the numbers live, or only get pinged by the Boss when something needs you.
7. Your part is 30 seconds at a time — a code, a card, a yes-or-no.
8. Pick usage, not features. Starter is $50/month at standard pace; Turbo is $300/month for 6x the moves per hour. Same team, same missions, same quality gate on both. You pay a refundable deposit today — 20% of your first month ($10 Starter, $60 Turbo) — refunded in full if you don't come off the waitlist, and you're only billed once you're off it and your goal is confirmed.

What this doesn't do

It doesn't write, review, or ship your product's code — that's what the coding-agent tools you've already seen are for. This is distribution and demand generation running as its own full-time operation, built on a harness combining our own models and frontier models for memory, budgets, quality checks, and recovery, with self-healing so a break at 3 AM doesn't wait for your attention. There are no published customer results yet — we're not going to invent any to make the case stronger than it is.

SaaS is one of several built-in categories

The product is explicitly scoped for SaaS alongside online stores, agencies, coaches, creators, local businesses, newsletters, apps, consultants, and side hustles — if your company spans more than one of these, the same four missions still apply without changing anything about how you run it.

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