An AI employee
$299/mo
One hire, one job: chases reviews, follows up on quotes, or sends your weekly report. Add as many as you need.
See what they do// 04 · ai staff
Hire the back office.
Keep the front.
Each one is a monthly hire that does a single job: your social feed, the follow-ups that slip, or getting named when someone asks an AI who to call. Add as many as you need. Each one cancels on its own.
// what you can hire
Pick who you need.
Social management
$497/mo
We run your Instagram and TikTok: carousels, Reels and captions in your voice, every week.
See how it worksGet found by AI
$199/mo
Get named when people ask ChatGPT, Perplexity or Google's AI who to call: the markup, the llms.txt file and the comparison pages those tools read.
// being built · not for sale yet
What comes after the phone.
Follow-up messaging is the next thing we're building, and none of it is on the shelf above, because a message needs a channel that can send and Handled has none wired in yet. You can't buy these today. When one can send, it goes on the shelf with a price, not before.
Booking reminders
A reminder the day before and two hours before, so people confirm instead of forgetting. It needs a channel that can send, and today Handled has none wired in, so it isn't for sale.
See where each channel standsWhatsApp reminders
The channel we're building follow-ups on, where Meta's free tier covers most shops. The path is built; our Meta Business verification is still outstanding, and nothing sends until it clears.
See where it standsReview capture
A review request after the job, while the visit is still fresh. Same blocker as reminders: the asking is easy, the sending is the part that has to exist first.
See where each channel standsWorks with
InstagramTikTokGoogleChatGPTPerplexity
Where each one actually works. The social manager posts, and the AI-search hire tells you when you get named.
// not sure which hire
Tell us what keeps slipping.
30 minutes on the calendar. Bring the job that never gets done and we'll tell you which of these actually fixes it, or that none of them do.