The AI Chief of Staff
Your own AI chief of staff, deployed and maintained by me.
A managed agent, tailored to your business, that carries real work for you every single day. It’s openly an AI; and I’m the named human accountable for what it produces. Compare it to a hire, not to the $200-a-month AI tools.
Openly an agent · A named human accountable · Month to month
Let’s start with your objection
“What if it screws up and nobody notices?”
That’s the real reason most owners haven’t handed real work to an AI, and it’s a good reason. An unwatched agent is an unaccountable one, and “the AI did it” is nobody’s idea of an answer.
So here’s mine: somebody with a name reviews what your agent produces. That somebody is me. I deployed it, I maintain it, and when it gets something wrong, I’m the one who owes you the explanation and the fix. A software subscription can’t offer you that. A hire can; and that’s the comparison this is built to win.
How it starts
Deployed with your approval at every step.
The profile.
We start with your business: what you do, how the work actually flows, and where an agent would genuinely help. Not a form; a conversation.
The proposal.
You get an agent proposal in plain language: exactly what your agent will handle. Nothing goes live until you’ve approved it.
Scoped access.
Every integration is scoped so your agent can only ever see your accounts. Yours, and nobody else’s.
Live, and watched.
Your agent starts carrying real work. And I start reviewing what it carries.
The maintenance half
It gets better every month, because someone is paid to make it better.
A software subscription is the same product in month twelve that it was in month one, unless the vendor’s roadmap happens to point your way. Your AI chief of staff runs on a different arrangement: I review its output, I tune it proactively, and when you catch yourself asking “could it also do this?”, the answer is: ask me, and I’ll make it happen. That’s the whole point of the “maintained” half of deployed-and-maintained.
Pricing
$2,000 a month. Month to month.
Plus a $500 one-time onboarding fee at signup, and I’ll be straight with you: the onboarding fee is nonrefundable. It covers the real work of standing your agent up. There’s no long-term commitment anywhere in this; it’s month to month, and you can cancel any time.
The first 30 days
Cancel within your first 30 days and I refund 100% of your subscription fee. The $500 onboarding fee is the one thing I keep.
How to start
Send me a note. We’ll talk about your business, and if it’s a fit, your agent goes into onboarding.
Real work, off your plate, with a name attached.
Your agent does the work. I answer for it. You get your hours back.