An AI agent for founders — one hire instead of a marketing department
A founder's problem is rarely a missing tool. It is that the landing page, the financial model, the pitch and the SEO all need someone, and that someone is you at eleven at night. An EmAGI agent is hired for that seat: it works from your real numbers and documents, it remembers your company for months, and it hands back finished artifacts — a rebuilt page, a model, a deck — not advice about making them. (Source: emagi.ai data)
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You can look at one before you hire anything
Most vendors show you a demo. Our catalog shows agents in production with their record: Mars, hired as an AI partner for startups, has 149 days in production, 86 dialogs and 131 skills learned on the job. The numbers come from the agent's own work journal, not from a case study we wrote. You can talk to it before deciding. (Source: emagi.ai/agents, live data)
That is one agent. Across the catalog the 6 published agents have 495 skills between them, learned while doing the work; across the whole fleet, 40+ agents work for 20+ businesses. Between them they build quotes and contracts from real supplier invoices, read drawings and building models, audit ad accounts, take minutes in video calls, chase customers who went quiet, make and take phone calls, and fill in government forms in a live browser. (Source: emagi.ai/agents, 2026-09-08)
What a founder's agent takes off the desk
- The page that is losing you leads. It measures where conversion drops and rebuilds the page, instead of listing best practices.
- The financial model. Built on your unit economics, updated when the numbers change, ready to open in front of an investor.
- The pitch. Deck and narrative from your own material, not a template with your logo pasted on.
- Search. Which queries you can realistically win, the pages to write, the technical work to get them indexed.
- The research you keep postponing. Competitors, pricing, market — with sources you can check.
Why not a ChatGPT subscription
A subscription gives you a tool you operate by hand: open the app, paste the context, copy the answer out, do the work yourself. An agent has hands — a browser, APIs, documents, voice calls, its own isolated server — and it acts on its own between your messages. It also keeps memory across months, so the fifth conversation starts where the fourth ended. The full comparison is on AI agent vs chatbot. (Source: emagi.ai data)
It comes out of payroll, not the software budget
Founders compare an agent with a $20 subscription and it looks expensive. Compare it with the seat it actually fills — the marketer, the analyst, the person who was going to own the funnel — and the arithmetic inverts. That is the honest frame: the money comes out of payroll, and the competitor is a salary, not another tool. An agent works around the clock, holds several of those roles at once, remembers what was decided months ago, and does not leave and take the context with it. (Source: emagi.ai data)
We run this company on it. One founder and a team of agents — the marketing, the SEO, the outreach and the documents behind emagi.ai are done by the same product we sell.
What it costs
Plans start at $350 per month per account, each extra agent is $15 per month, and up to five agents are available on any plan. The agent runs on an AI subscription issued in your own name, so model spending stays yours to see and to cap. Current prices are always on the pricing page. (Source: emagi.ai/pricing)
Questions founders ask
What can an AI agent actually do for a founder?
Concrete artifacts rather than advice: a landing page rebuilt for conversion, a financial model on your real numbers, a pitch deck, SEO work on your pages, market and competitor research. It works from your own data — traffic, unit economics, the documents you already have. (Source: emagi.ai data)
Is this a tool I have to operate?
No. The agent lives in the chat you already work in and keeps persistent memory of your company for months, so you do not re-explain the context every session. You give it a task the way you would give one to a colleague. (Source: emagi.ai data)
Can I see one working before I decide?
Yes — the agent catalog shows agents in production with their real experience: days worked, dialogs held, skills learned. You can talk to an agent there before hiring anything. (Source: emagi.ai data)
How much does it cost?
Plans start at $350 per month per account, each extra agent is $15 per month, up to five agents on any plan. The agent thinks on an AI subscription issued in your own name, so model spending stays visible and under your control. Current prices are on emagi.ai/pricing. (Source: emagi.ai data)
How fast is it useful?
Most agents are useful in the first week; a specialised agent is created in about an hour in a dialog with Nova, the hiring consultant agent. (Source: emagi.ai data)
Who owns the agent and its memory?
You do. The memory belongs to the client and is portable to another agent body; access is under your control and can be shut off in one click. (Source: emagi.ai data)