Muse reads the business.
Your team runs it.
Muse for Small Business looks at your ads, your Instagram, your store, and your books, and drafts a plan. myAgents gives it a back office that runs that plan every week, on a schedule you set: a Customer Desk, Sales follow-up, a Bookkeeper, and Ops, on a shared board your crew can see.
What Muse for Small Business does
From Meta's launch post, as of September 30, 2026.
- Analyses this year's sales, campaigns, and social and drafts a growth plan
- Triages what needs your attention across email, calendar, and news
- Reviews what's working in your ads and content and drafts next week's campaign
- Reviews the month's financial performance and flags expenses that look off
- Proactively flags emails that need a reply and writes first drafts
- Nothing publishes, sends, or spends without your approval
Connectors at launch: Facebook Pages, Instagram professional accounts, Meta ad accounts, Asana, Box, Canva, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HighLevel, Intuit QuickBooks, Klaviyo, Lovable, Notion, Shopify, Slack, Stripe, Zoom. Muse for Small Business is free for most use, with paid plans above the usage caps.
What the team adds
The parts of a business that need more than one agent and one person.
- Four specialists with their own skills, each scoped to its own tools
- A schedule you set once: Monday brief, weekly quote chase, invoice reminders at 7, 14, and 30 days
- The channels customers actually use: Gmail, Google reviews, and WhatsApp Business (set up with you, after Meta's Business approval)
- CRM: HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho. Plus Microsoft 365 for the Outlook crowd
- A board your crew shares, with roles and honest status
- An agent delivers only from a real run. Every run itemized
What to hand off from Muse
The Back Office team, agent by agent, with the sentence that sends the work.
Customer Desk
Drafts replies to customer questions, cools down complaints, answers every review in your voice. You post.
Tools: Gmail, Google reviews and Business Profile, and WhatsApp Business (set up with you, after Meta's Business approval)
“Have my Customer Desk draft replies to today's unanswered WhatsApps and the two new Google reviews.”
Sales & Follow-up
Keeps every open quote on a list with a next-nudge date. Drafts the follow-up when a quote goes quiet.
Tools: Gmail, HubSpot, Salesforce, or Zoho CRM
“Ask Sales which quotes have gone quiet for more than a week and draft the nudges.”
Bookkeeper
Tracks invoices out and payments in, chases late payers at 7, 14, and 30 days, keeps bill due-dates from surprising you.
Tools: QuickBooks, Gmail, Google Sheets
“Hand my Bookkeeper the overdue invoices and ask for friendly reminders I can approve.”
Operations Manager
Keeps the day on track, drafts vendor and reorder emails, writes the SOPs the crew keeps asking about.
Tools: Gmail, Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, Slack
“Ask Ops for the Monday brief: what slipped last week and what's due this week.”
A Tuesday, with both
- 6:00 Ops runs the Monday brief a day late because you asked it to. Three things slipped. It's on the board.
- 8:30 You open Muse: “What did my team flag?” Muse reads the board and tells you. You say “have Sales chase the two quiet quotes.”
- 8:31 Muse creates the work item and assigns Sales. Sales drafts both nudges from what you actually quoted.
- 12:10 You approve the drafts from your phone. Muse, meanwhile, negotiated the supplier bill and booked the van service. That part was always Muse's.
- 18:00 “What got done today?” Muse reads the deliveries. Two nudges sent by you, one review answered, three invoices reminded. Nothing claimed that didn't happen.
Say this to Muse
- “Have my Customer Desk draft replies to today's unanswered WhatsApps and the two new Google reviews.”
- “Ask Sales which quotes have gone quiet for more than a week and draft the nudges.”
- “Hand my Bookkeeper the overdue invoices and ask for friendly reminders I can approve.”
- “Ask Ops for the Monday brief: what slipped last week and what's due this week.”
More on the Back Office team, and the interview that hires it, on the small business page.
Questions people ask
- Muse for Small Business already connects to QuickBooks and Shopify. Why add myAgents?
- Because a connector is not a bookkeeper. Muse can read your books when you ask. A Bookkeeper on myAgents watches them on a schedule, drafts the reminders on day 7, 14, and 30, and shows you each run on the board. Same for sales and customers. Muse is the front desk; the team is the back office.
- Which connectors does myAgents add that Muse for Small Business doesn't list?
- As of September 30, 2026: Microsoft 365 (Outlook, OneDrive, SharePoint), Google Business Profile and Google reviews, HubSpot, Salesforce, and Zoho CRM, plus WhatsApp Business (set up with you, after Meta's Business approval). Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, and Google Sheets are on both sides in different forms. Every agent gets only the connectors you grant it.
- What does it cost next to Muse for Small Business?
- Muse for Small Business is free for most use, with paid plans above the usage caps. myAgents starts at $10 in free credits with no card, then pay as you go or $25 a month per person for the whole team with $30 of credit included, viewers free. Muse's reported paid plans, $20 and $100 a month, buy more usage for the same one agent. Ours buys more hands.
- Can my staff use it, or only me?
- Your crew shares the board. Admins run the team, members work with the agents, viewers watch. Muse stays your personal assistant; the team is shared with the people who actually run the place.
- Will agents send things to my customers without me?
- Only through tools you grant. Agents reach only the tools you grant them. Gmail starts read-only. Raise it and agents draft emails for your approval; sending without one is a separate grant, per agent. Outlook stays read-only. Some tools act once granted: calendar invites and WhatsApp messages go out without a separate approval. So connect WhatsApp or your calendar to the agent you trust with them, and keep the rest on drafts. We say it proudly: where there is an approval step, it is the feature.
Give Muse a back office.
Hire the Back Office team free, connect Muse, and hand it the first overdue invoice. Muse reads the delivery back to you before lunch.
$10 in free credits, no card to start. Then pay as you go, or from $25 a month per person. Either covers every team that person is in.
The Muse guides
Muse hub →One message to paste into Muse. Two minutes later it can see your team, hand it work, and read back what got delivered.
Muse is one personal agent. myAgents is a team with a schedule. Side by side, honestly, and why the answer is both.
Tell Muse what your week looks like. It asks myAgents for a team, you review one screen, and the team starts working.
Muse for Small Business reads your ads, your store, and your books. Give it a Customer Desk, Sales follow-up, and Ops that run on a schedule.
Muse books, buys, and negotiates. Your household team plans Sunday dinner, tracks the bills, and briefs you every morning.
Muse hasn't reached every country. The problem it solves has. Start a business or run your week with an AI team today, on your own tools, with your rules.
Muse and Meta are trademarks of Meta Platforms, Inc. myAgents is built by myOS Inc and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Meta. Muse facts on this page are as of September 30, 2026 and come from Meta's own announcements and help centre. Muse builds custom connectors from the link you give it; Meta does not review them, and how Muse behaves with any connector is up to Meta.