A custom agent for the tasks you delegate.

Not a chatbot. Not a platform you have to figure out. One worker, scoped to your business, wired to your tools, with a stop condition and a human it escalates to.

What you delegate

Examples of jobs people hand to one agent. Each one is a task with an input, an output, and a rule for what to do when it is unsure.

  • Lead qualification and appointment setting
  • Review responses
  • Recall and reactivation
  • Inbox triage
  • Document intake and extraction
  • Quote follow-up
  • Invoice and accounts-payable assist
  • Drafted content queued for a human to publish

This is a starting list. Custom jobs exist. “Anything an agent can do” is not the offer: more tasks means a change order or a second bot.

What you do not delegate

Goes to a person

  • Pricing exceptions and refunds you have not written a rule for
  • Clinical, legal, or financial sign-off
  • Regulated language: anything that reads as medical, legal, or financial advice goes to a person
  • Anything without a stop condition and an escalation name

These go to a person by design, not by exception. If you want the agent to decide one of them later, that is a new line in the letter, with a rule written down first.

The scope model

The job letter

Every Build-a-Bot engagement is a delegation letter, not a feature list. If it is not in the letter, it is not in the bot. More tasks means a change order or a second bot.

Job letter — example (home services)

Delegate

  • Qualify inbound web and call leads against the service area
  • Book qualifying jobs on the crew calendar
  • Send the owner a same-day recap of bookings and rejects

Do not delegate

  • Discounting below the published rate card
  • Promising arrival windows the calendar cannot keep
  • Replying to complaints that name damage or injury
The letter is the contract. If it is not in the letter, it is not in the bot.

How a project runs

Scope, build, integrate, hand over, stabilise

Usable software each week, not a status report. Pilot against your real records, then production. Typically 21 days from signed letter to production agent, plus 30 days of stabilising.

  1. Scope

    Tasks in, tasks out, the tools involved, and the systems it touches. You get one document: what gets built, a timeline with real dates, and one fixed price.

  2. Build

    Work lands in stages, and every stage comes off the floor as software you can use. You see progress the week it happens rather than at a reveal.

  3. Integrate

    Your systems, your records, your business rules. A pilot against real data first, then production, with exceptions routed to the person the scope names.

  4. Hand over

    You own the spec and the code and configuration. Nothing is locked to us, and nothing about the handover depends on keeping us on retainer.

  5. Stabilise

    30 days included. We watch it run in production, fix what real traffic finds, and tune the stop rules before we step back.

Starting price bands

What a Build-a-Bot costs

Exact price comes from the job letter. No hourly billing. Typically 21 days from signed letter to production agent, plus 30 days of stabilising.

From

$5,999

Basic integrations

One delegated job on tools you already use, connected the standard way.

What it connects to

  • Email inbox (Gmail, Microsoft 365): triage and drafted replies
  • Calendar booking (Google, Outlook, Calendly)
  • Website forms and inbound leads: qualify, reply, book
  • Google Business Profile and review responses
  • SMS reminders and recall (Twilio)
  • A CRM with a standard API (HubSpot, Pipedrive, Zoho)
  • Spreadsheets, Airtable or Notion as the record

Jobs at this level

  • After-hours lead qualifier that books the job
  • Review responder
  • Recall and reactivation by SMS
  • Inbox triage and quote follow-up

From

$9,999

Expert integrations

Two or three related jobs, or systems with no clean way in.

What it connects to

  • Industry systems: practice management, dispatch, TMS, ERP, accounting
  • Document intake and extraction from PDFs, scans and photos, with confidence thresholds
  • Invoice and accounts-payable assist with accounting sync
  • Two-way sync into a system of record, custom data pipelines
  • Legacy or desktop-only tools, multi-location routing
  • Human-in-the-loop queues and an exception dashboard

Jobs at this level

  • Freight documents read straight into the TMS
  • Multi-location dental recall with pre-filled intake
  • Quote to invoice across two systems

From

$249 / month

Oversight after day 30

Optional, and you can stop it. Monitoring, model updates as they land, a monthly report, and one minor tweak a month. Expert integrations cost more to watch; the letter says how much.

Free

Not obvious yet? Start with a free hour

Robert walks through your business with you for an hour, at no charge, and comes back with the small integrations worth starting with and the bigger ones worth planning for. No deck, no hard sell.

In plain terms

What it is, and what it is not

A worker with a job description, allowed to act inside tools you already use, monitored, with a stop rule and a human.

It is

A custom worker with a job description

It is not

A chatbot bolted on the homepage

It is

Allowed to act inside tools you already use

It is not

A general assistant that “does AI”

It is

Bound by what you delegate

It is not

Autonomous management of the company

It is

Built and handed over by the agency

It is not

A self-serve builder you figure out

It is

Monitored, with a stop rule and a human

It is not

A fleet of agents you manage on day one

Not sure your task fits? Read who we are and what we will not take

The first answer is free

Describe the tasks you want to hand off

The first answer is free. The job letter and the price come next.