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The team you did not have to hire.

AI agents that post for your business, find new customers and write to them. You approve every email, and every post in your first month.

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A 15-minute call. We check that the agents fit your business.

Week of October 5

Harlow & Pine Mechanical, a fictional sample business

Mon5
7:00 AMLead GenAdds companies that fit8:30 AMMarketingLinkedIn post goes out
Tue6
7:00 AMResearchProfile of Kestrel Park Residential12:00 PMMarketingPost goes out on X
Wed7
7:00 AMOutreachEmail to Dana Whitfield8:30 AMYouApprove the email10:30 AMLead GenAdds more companies
Thu8
7:30 AMYouApprove Friday’s post8:30 AMMarketingLinkedIn post goes out10:30 AMResearchProfiles the new ones
Fri9
7:00 AMOutreachWrites the next emails12:00 PMMarketingPost goes out on X
Light blocks are Theo’s part. The agents do the rest.

Four new hires. One manager: you.

Each agent has one job and hands its work to you. Lead Gen, Research and Outreach work as one crew and share one Agent CRM. Marketing works on its own, from your Knowledge Store.

You, the managerYou approve every email, and every post in your first month.

Reports to you

Lead Gen

Finds companies that fit your ideal customer.

Workload
We set up and look after up to 300 new companies a month, researched one by one. We start at 100.
Hands you
Each company that fits, added to the Agent CRM.

Reports to you

Research

Writes a short profile of each company.

Workload
One profile for each company Lead Gen finds, one by one.
Hands you
Numbered facts, why the company fits, and the sources.

Reports to you

Outreach

Writes each company an email from its profile.

Workload
A tailored email for each company, with at most two follow-ups.
Hands you
Each email as a draft. You approve each one before it goes out.

Reports to you

Marketing

Drafts posts in your voice.

Workload
We plan and tune up to 10 posts a week on your LinkedIn profile and on X.
Hands you
A week of drafts. Each one names its source.

One week at Harlow & Pine.

Harlow & Pine Mechanical looks after heating and cooling in commercial buildings in Columbus, Ohio. Theo Marsh owns it. Both are fictional: they are our sample client. Here is one week of the agents’ work, and Theo’s part in it.

Lead Gen finds companies that fit.

It looks for your ideal customer. For Theo, that means property managers with older buildings near his shop. Each company goes into the Agent CRM, the one record that all three Pipeline agents share.

Agent CRM/CompaniesHarlow & Pine Mechanical

New today

Added by Lead Gen
  • Kestrel Park Residential7:12Apartment buildings, Columbus
  • Alder Row Apartments7:14Apartment buildings, Westerville
  • Wexley Senior Living7:15Senior living, Worthington
  • Copperline Office Partners7:17Office buildings, Dublin
  • Maple & Ash Condominiums7:20Condominiums, Bexley

Kestrel Park Residential

Manages 14 apartment buildings in Columbus.

Why it fits

  • 14 buildings
  • Within 20 miles of your shop
  • Older rooftop units
  • Growing
Added by
Lead Gen, Monday 7:12 AM
Next step
Research writes a profile
Status
New

Sample screen. Every company on it is fictional.

Research writes a short profile of each one.

It reads public records and the company’s own website. Then it writes down what matters: recent news, a likely pain and the right person to write to. Each fact gets a number.

Research profileWritten by the Research agent

Kestrel Park Residential

Manages 14 apartment buildings in Columbus. Most were built between 1968 and 1985.

  1. Recent news

    Bought two 1970s buildings on Cleveland Avenue in August.

  2. Likely pain

    Their careers page has listed an HVAC technician job since June.

  3. Right contact

    Dana Whitfield, Director of Facilities.

Why they fit

14 buildings within 20 miles of your shop, older rooftop units, and growing.

Sources: County property records, their website and careers page

Numbered factsOn Wednesday, Outreach uses these numbers to show where each line of the email came from.

Named sourcesTheo can check every fact before an email goes out.

Outreach writes the email. Theo approves it.

Outreach reads the profile and writes to the right person. Each numbered phrase in the email comes from the fact with the same number. Nothing goes out until Theo approves it.

Approvals/EmailsHarlow & Pine Mechanical

Waiting for your approval

From
Theo Marsh, Harlow & Pine Mechanical
To
Dana Whitfield, Kestrel Park Residential
Subject
The rooftop units on Cleveland Avenue

Hi Dana,fact 3

Congratulations on the two Cleveland Avenue buildingsfact 1. Buildings from the 1970s often still run their first rooftop units, and I saw you have been looking for an HVAC technician since Junefact 2.

We keep the rooftop units running for 30 apartment buildings in Columbus, so their own staff do not have to. A spring tune-up costs less than one emergency call in July.

Can I walk the two new buildings in October, at no cost? You get a short written report on each unit.

Theo MarshHarlow & Pine Mechanical

1480 Harlow Lane, Columbus, OH 43219. This is a business offer. Unsubscribe, or reply “stop”, and we will not write again.

Sample screen. Point at or tap a numbered phrase to see the fact it came from. Try the approve button.Sample screen. Each numbered phrase matches the fact with the same number below. Try the approve button.

Posts go out in Theo’s voice.

The Marketing agent reads his past posts, services, prices and tone notes before it writes. Each draft names its source. In the first month, Theo approves every post. After that, he chooses.

Marketing/PostsHarlow & Pine Mechanical

Week of October 5

4 drafts
  1. Mon, Oct 5, 8:30 AMLinkedInPosted

    The first cold morning is our busiest day of the year. Most of those calls are the same fault: a flame sensor that needed a two-minute clean in September. If you manage a building, book the heating check before the first frost, not after it.

    Source: Job notes, October 2025

  2. Tue, Oct 6, 12:00 PMXPosted

    Heating check for a 20-unit building: about 3 hours on site and one written report per boiler. We book October mornings first.

    Source: Services list

  3. Thu, Oct 8, 8:30 AMLinkedInPosted

    Last week our crew replaced a 1974 boiler in a 24-unit building in Clintonville. The owner asked one question: how long will this one last? Our honest answer: 20 to 25 years, if someone checks it every fall.

    Source: Job photos, September 30, customer OK on file

  4. Fri, Oct 9, 12:00 PMXWaiting for your approval

    Property managers: ask your contractor for a written report on each unit, not a pass or fail sticker. The report is what you show the owner.

    Source: Past posts, tone notes

It learns how you talk

You tell us what sounds like you and what never should. The agent keeps to it.

Every post names its source

Each draft names the job note, price list or past post it came from, so you can check every fact.

Posted the official way

Posts go to your LinkedIn profile and your X account through their official APIs. No bot logs in as you.

One record holds the whole week.

Every company, profile, email and reply sits in the Agent CRM, on Theo’s own box. Once a month he gets a short report: leads, emails, replies, meetings and opt-outs.

Agent CRM/Kestrel Park ResidentialHarlow & Pine Mechanical

Kestrel Park Residential

Emailed. Waiting for a reply.

  1. Mon, Oct 5

    Lead Gen added the company

    14 buildings within 20 miles of your shop, older rooftop units, and growing.

  2. Tue, Oct 6

    Research added the profile

    Recent news, a likely pain and the right contact, with the sources named.

  3. Wed, Oct 7

    Outreach wrote the email

    “The rooftop units on Cleveland Avenue”, to Dana Whitfield.

  4. Wed, Oct 7

    Theo approved it

    It went out from a separate sending domain, so a spam problem cannot block his normal email.

  5. Next

    Outreach logs the reply here

    At most two follow-ups. Theo approves each one.

Four agents. One shared record.

Lead Gen finds the companies. Research studies each one. Outreach writes to them. All three work from one Agent CRM, so every email has a reason you can read. Marketing works on its own, from your Knowledge Store.

Your box

A virtual machine in your environment, or a box we provide. Your agents and your records live here, never in our cloud.

Find and contact new customers

Lead Gen

Finds companies that fit your ideal customer.

adds the company to the Agent CRM

Research

Writes a short profile of each company.

adds the profile to the Agent CRM

Outreach

Writes each company an email from its profile.

reads the profile, logs the reply in the Agent CRM

Agent CRM

One record of every company, profile, email and reply.

Post in your voice

Knowledge Store

Your past posts, services, prices and tone notes.

reads

Marketing

Drafts posts in your voice.

Outside your box

You, your AI company, and cloud accounts in your name.

Outreach draft

You approve

Every email, before it goes out.

then

Email

Sent from a separate domain, so a spam problem cannot block your normal email.

Marketing draft

You approve

Every post in month one. After that, you choose.

then

LinkedIn and X

Your own profile and account, through their official APIs.

Prompts and answers

Your AI access

Your own OpenAI API key, with a monthly spend cap you set. You pay OpenAI directly.

Runs in your environment. Never in our cloud.

Your agents and your records live on your box or virtual machine, not on our servers, for privacy and security.

A virtual machine

On your own servers or in your own cloud account.

or

A box we provide

A small computer for your office, bought at cost, set up and looked after by us.

Your AI company and your lead and email tools are cloud accounts in your name. You can switch off our remote access at any time.

Pay once to set up. Then a monthly fee to run it.

The setup fee builds and connects your agents. The monthly fee keeps them running, tuned and getting better. You pay for the AI and your tools directly, with no markup from us.

Marketing

You want to post on your LinkedIn profile and on X, in your voice, every week.

The Marketing agent

One-time setup. Builds and connects your agents.

$1,000

paid once

Monthly fee. Runs and tunes them.

$349

a month to run and tune

Each month. What you get, in numbers first.

  • We plan and tune up to 10 posts a week on your LinkedIn profile and on X.
  • Tone tuning from your feedback.
  • A short monthly report.
  • Care of your box and your connections.

The setup fee pays for. Hours of our work.

About 15 to 26 hours

of our work: your Knowledge Store, tone tuning with you, your LinkedIn and X connections and your box.

All in, each month. Our fee plus your AI and tools. Not the box.

$375 to $435

a month, with your AI and tools

At 10 posts a week, that is about $9 to $10 a post.

Doing it with people instead. Public prices. A cost comparison only.

$499 a month (source, opens in a new tab)

A human LinkedIn ghostwriter: 3 posts a week, LinkedIn only, about $38 a post (Postbeam).

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Pipeline

You want us to find new customers, study them and write to them.

Lead Gen, Research and Outreach, sharing one Agent CRM

One-time setup. Builds and connects your agents.

$3,000

paid once

Monthly fee. Runs and tunes them.

$1,199

a month to run and tune

Each month. What you get, in numbers first.

  • We set up and look after up to 300 new companies a month, researched one by one. We start at 100.
  • A tailored email for each, with at most two follow-ups. You approve each one.
  • Deliverability checks on your sending domains.
  • A monthly report: leads, emails, replies, meetings, opt-outs.
  • Your box can do more. More volume adds tool costs on your side and care time on ours, so we quote it.

The setup fee pays for. Hours of our work.

About 20 to 35 hours

of our work: your ideal customer, the Agent CRM, lead data, sending domains and warm-up, and message tuning.

All in, each month. Our fee plus your AI and tools. Not the box.

$1,350 to $1,875

a month, with your AI and tools

At 300 companies a month, that is about $4.50 to $6.25 for each one.

Doing it with people instead. Public prices. A cost comparison only.

$6,700 a month (source, opens in a new tab)

One in-house sales development rep (SDR), pay only, median.

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Full Pack

You want both, for less than the two bought separately.

All four agents on one box

Saves $500 on setup and $199 a month.

One-time setup. Builds and connects your agents.

$3,500

paid once

Monthly fee. Runs and tunes them.

$1,349

a month to run and tune

Each month. What you get, in numbers first.

  • Everything in Marketing and Pipeline.
  • One monthly report for all four agents.
  • Posts and emails tuned to tell the same story.

The setup fee pays for. Hours of our work.

About 27 to 47 hours

of our work: both setups, on one box.

All in, each month. Our fee plus your AI and tools. Not the box.

$1,515 to $2,070

a month, with your AI and tools

Doing it with people instead. Public prices. A cost comparison only.

About $4,500 a month (source, opens in a new tab)

A LinkedIn ghostwriter plus one offshore SDR from an outbound agency (Postbeam and CIENCE).

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Start with Marketing. If you move to the Full Pack within 12 months, your Marketing setup fee counts toward it.

Pipeline writes to US companies. Canadian companies only where Canada’s anti-spam law allows it. Results vary. We do not promise meetings or sales.

Year one and year two, all in.

Our rows include the setup, 12 months of our fee, a box we provide, your AI and your tools. With your own virtual machine, take off the box. Year two has no setup and no box. The others are public prices from September 2026.

Chainsavvy MarketingUp to 10 posts a week on LinkedIn and X, in your voice

Year one $6,178 to $7,066

Year two $4,488 to $5,196

Postbeam, human ghostwriter (source, opens in a new tab)3 posts a week, LinkedIn only

Year one $5,988

Year two $5,988

Chainsavvy PipelineUp to 300 companies a month, researched and written to

Year one $20,363 to $26,814

Year two $16,188 to $22,464

CIENCE, one offshore SDR (source, opens in a new tab)An outbound agency plus one rep, before per-meeting fees

Year one About $54,000

Year two About $48,000

An in-house SDR (source, opens in a new tab)One employee, pay only, before tools and benefits

Year one $80,000

Year two $80,000

Bars are to scale, from $0 to $80,000 a year. On our rows, the solid part is the low estimate and the striped part runs to the high estimate.

What you pay directly.

In your own name, at cost. We add no markup. All amounts are estimates in US dollars.

Marketing
Pipeline
Full Pack

Your AI access

For every package.

Your own OpenAI API key, in your own account, with a monthly spend cap you set. ChatGPT Business and Enterprise plans cannot run the agents.

Your running costs

AI, tools, remote access and power. X charges a few cents a post. LinkedIn is free.

Marketing $25 to $85a month
Pipeline $150 to $675a month
Full Pack $165 to $720a month

Your box

A virtual machine on your own servers or in your own cloud account. Or a small box we provide at cost. We look after it remotely. You can switch off our access at any time from your own admin console.

Marketing $690 to $870once, for a box we provide
Pipeline $1,175 to $1,350once, for a box we provide
Full Pack $1,175 to $1,350once, for a box we provide

Cash at the start

Setup, a box we provide, and one-time tools.

Marketing $1,695 to $1,990once
Pipeline $4,250 to $5,010once
Full Pack $4,750 to $5,530once

How setup works.

Your first posts and email drafts in two to three weeks. Pipeline emails start once your new domains are warm. We do the setup.

  1. Intake call

    Week 1

    You tell us what you sell, who you sell to and what the agents must never say. You send past posts, your price list and a few emails you liked.

  2. Box and accounts

    Week 1 to 2

    We set up a virtual machine in your environment or a box we provide. We connect your AI, LinkedIn and X. For Pipeline, we register new sending domains in your name and warm them up for 2 to 4 weeks. No cold email goes out before that.

  3. First drafts

    Week 2 to 3

    The agents write their first posts, profiles and emails. We tune them with you until they sound like you.

  4. Approval period

    Month 1

    You approve every post in the first month. You approve every email before it goes out.

  5. Monthly tuning

    Every month

    We tune the agents from your feedback, fix what a platform change breaks, update your Knowledge Store and send you a short report.

Your time, as the manager

We do the setup. This is what we ask of you.

The intake call
An hour
Posts
A few minutes a day
Each email you approve
About a minute

What you own

In your name, not ours.

  • The box or virtual machine.
  • Your records: the Agent CRM data and your Knowledge Store.
  • Your LinkedIn, X, AI and email accounts, and your sending domains.

If you leave, you keep the box or virtual machine, your records and all your accounts.

Meet your new team.

A 15-minute call. We check that the agents fit your business and answer your questions.

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