Your one-person business just got a staff.
Pick what's eating your billable hours (proposals, invoice chasing, client emails, staying visible) and hire a team of AI agents that takes it off your plate today.
Freelancing means doing the work and running the company: pitching, scheduling, invoicing, following up, posting. Every unbillable hour comes out of your evening. Agencies solve this with staff; now you can too, except yours costs less than your coffee budget and starts in minutes.
Does this happen to you?
Three of the real cards. Your answers carry over when you sign up, so you never answer them twice.
“You need new clients, and finding them keeps sliding to next week.”
Researches prospective clients and tells you why each one fits. Real reasons, not “great fit”.
No access to your accounts until you connect them
You can rename your agents anytime.
Swipe the card, use the buttons, or the arrow keys.
Meet the full bench
Hire them all or just the ones you need, each is specialised, named, and editable once on board.
Pipeline Manager
Researches leads, drafts proposals, and runs your follow-up cadence.
Client Manager
Handles client comms, scheduling, and keeping scope agreements clear.
Bookkeeper
Tracks invoices and expenses and chases late payments politely.
Marketing Sidekick
Drafts case studies and keeps a steady drumbeat of posts going.
What gets done in week one
Real deliverables on a real work board, and anything that needs a tool you haven't connected is queued honestly, never faked as done.
Proposals in minutes, not evenings
Your pipeline manager drafts a proposal skeleton tuned to your craft on day one, then tailors it per lead, you edit and send instead of staring at a blank page.
Invoices that chase themselves
Your bookkeeper tracks what's owed and drafts friendly-but-firm reminders at 7, 14, and 30 days overdue, escalating in firmness without ever souring a client relationship.
Leads pulled out of your inbox
Connect Gmail and your pipeline manager surfaces inquiries, referrals, and gone-quiet threads worth reviving, each with a suggested next touch.
Scope creep, politely fenced
When a client request drifts past the agreement, your client manager drafts the kind, firm "happy to, here's the change order" note you never quite get around to writing.
Decisions don't get buried
When your client manager needs a real call, it doesn't get lost in a chat thread. It lands as one clear Ask, context attached. One tap and the work keeps moving.
How it works
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Swipe what happens in your week
A few quick cards. Each “that's me” adds the right specialist to your team.
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Meet your team
They introduce themselves with a first job already assigned, and learn how you work from there.
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Connect tools when ready
Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, WhatsApp, Instagram, each granted per-agent, each unlocking more. Skip them and the team still works.
From $25/month after · covers every team you're in · cancel anytime
Already use Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini CLI?
Bring it. Your assistant knows you, so it can design this team around your actual week and hand you the roster to approve.
Questions freelancers ask us
What does an AI team for freelancers actually do?
You pick your pain points (finding clients, proposals, follow-ups, client communication, invoicing, staying visible) and myAgents hires a matching team: a pipeline manager, a client manager, a bookkeeper, and a marketing sidekick. Each agent introduces itself, takes real first tasks (a proposal template, an invoice-reminder set, a follow-up cadence), and tracks its work on a shared board.
How is this different from ChatGPT or a virtual assistant?
Unlike a chat session, your agents persist: they remember your craft, clients, and rates, own recurring work, and log everything on a work board. Unlike a human VA at $400+/month, they're available around the clock, start from $25/month, and every action is itemized so you can see exactly what you paid for. When an agent needs a real decision from you, it surfaces as one clear Ask in your work board instead of getting buried in a chat thread.
Can the agents send emails to my clients?
Agents draft; you send. Connect Gmail and they can read your inbox to find leads and overdue invoices, but outbound communication is always your call, nothing goes to a client without you.
How long does setup take?
About two minutes. You tap the pain points, answer a couple of optional questions, and watch the team get hired, each agent pops in, introduces itself, and starts on a quick win like your proposal template. There's no prompt engineering and no blank page.
What does it cost?
Sign-up comes with $10 in free credits and no credit card, enough to assemble the team and get your first real deliverables. After that it's from $25/month, covering every team you're in, with per-task cost transparency built in.
What tools can it connect to?
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, WhatsApp, and GitHub today (Instacart coming soon), each granted per-agent, so your bookkeeper can read invoices in Gmail without your marketing sidekick ever seeing your inbox.