A general AI assistant
about $20/month
Answers from everything ever written, in a confident voice, with nothing behind it you can open. It does not know your prices and it will not push back on you.
An AI business advisor for owner-operators
Advice from operators who already did it.
Applied to your numbers.
Ask what to charge, how to find leads, whether an offer holds. You get the move an operator actually made, the passage it came from, and a decision with a date on it.
$99 a month, or $79 billed annually. Card required to start the trial. One plan, no upsell.
Conversations
Pick one to run it.
Should I raise my price?
The Amsterdam agency moved its standard package from EUR 1,200 to EUR 1,500 in one step and kept seven of nine open leads. Session: Amsterdam agency, 2025
For a EUR 1,200 package at 6 leads a month, a 15 percent raise to EUR 1,380 costs you one lost client in nine before it costs you revenue. Session: Rotterdam installer, 2024
Both figures are reported by the operator in the session, not audited.
Proposed change
Package price EUR 1,200 EUR 1,380
Quote three clients at the new price Return by 2026-09-28
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The position you are actually in
You are the only person who has to decide.
A forum gives you nine opinions and no context. A coach costs a thousand a month and starts next quarter. A general AI assistant will agree with whatever you type, because agreeing is what it is rewarded for.
Meanwhile the question is small and specific and it is 11pm on a Tuesday. Should the package go up. Is the guarantee too wide. Why did three good leads go quiet.
How it works
Three steps, and the first one is a sentence.
- 01
Tell it what you sell and what you charge
One line is enough to start. Drop in a price list or a proposal if you have one. There is no setup wizard, no dashboard to fill in and nothing to connect.
- 02
Ask the question you have been circling
It answers from a library of operator sessions and playbooks, and it puts the passage behind every claim one click away, so you can read the thing itself rather than take its word.
- 03
Leave with a decision, not a summary
The answer lands as a change you can accept or discard, worked through your own figures, with a return date so somebody asks what happened.
Where the answers come from
Operators, not the open internet.
The library is built from recorded operator sessions and working playbooks: people who raised the price, changed the guarantee, fixed the handover, and said out loud what it cost them.
Every claim it makes carries the passage it came from, with the source named and dated. You can open it, read the paragraph, and decide for yourself whether it applies to you.
Figures quoted from a session are reported by the operator, and the answer says so. Nothing is dressed up as an audited benchmark.
Why it costs what it costs
The cheap answer is the expensive one.
A paid community
about $40/month
Real operators, eventually. You post on Tuesday, you get four contradicting replies by Thursday, and nobody knows your numbers.
One to one coaching
$1,000+/month
The right answer, from one person's experience, at a price that only works above a certain size, and on their calendar rather than yours.
agi.ceo
$99/month
The operator's move, the passage it came from, run through your figures, at 11pm, in the time it takes to type the question.
Comparison prices are the published rates of the usual alternatives, in shape rather than to the cent, checked on . Check them yourself before you take our word for it.
Pricing
One plan.
Advisor
$99/month
or $79 a month billed annually, $948 a year
- The full advisor, with no feature held back for a higher tier
- Answers drawn from the operator library, with the passage attached
- It remembers your business and your figures between conversations
- Bring in your own price lists, proposals and exports
- Decisions recorded with a return date
- Your data stored in the EU, and never used to train a model
A card is required to start and there is no free tier. Access is approved by hand while this is small, so there may be a short wait.
Questions
Before you put a card in.
Why is this five times the price of a general AI assistant?
Because you are not paying for another chat window. A general assistant answers from everything ever written. This answers from a curated library of operator sessions and playbooks, attaches the passage each claim came from, and applies it to the figures you gave it.
What happens during the seven day trial?
You get the full advisor for seven days. A card is required to start and there is no free tier. Tell it what you sell and what you charge, ask the question you have been circling, and judge it on that answer.
Where is my data stored?
Your data is stored in the EU. AI processing is done by a US-based provider under EU Standard Contractual Clauses, and is never used for training.
Do I have to set anything up?
No. The home screen is a conversation, not a dashboard. Tell it three things about your business in a sentence and it starts from there. It connects to none of your tools.
Can it advise me on hiring, tax, credit or legal questions?
No. Eight subjects are out of scope by design: hiring, termination, credit, tax, securities, insurance, legal and medical. Those need a professional who carries the liability, and it will tell you so rather than improvise.
Who is behind it?
One operator, building it for the way he runs his own businesses. It is pre-launch, access is approved by hand, and the number of accounts is capped while it is small.
Start tonight
One question is enough to judge it.
Open it, tell it what you sell and what you charge, and ask the thing you have been going round on since last quarter. Seven days is long enough to know.