Deploy AI receptionists across every client you sign

One platform for running an AI agency. You find local businesses that are losing work, build each one an AI receptionist that answers and books, send them the audit and the proposal, and then run every client's leads, conversations, calendar and follow-up from a single login.

People selling AI services to local businesses — agencies, freelancers, and anybody starting one. It is not a tool you buy for your own marketing. It is the thing you sell.

No. It does the part a person cannot: answering instantly, at any hour, every time. When a conversation needs a human it hands over, and it books an appointment rather than trying to close.

You write the greeting, the questions it asks, what it must never say, and when it should pass the call to a person. Every call is transcribed afterwards, so you can read exactly what happened.

Yes. Every page a client or their customer sees — booking pages, proposals, audits — carries your name and your colours, and Adgentic does not appear anywhere in front of them.

A monthly plan for your agency with an included allowance of receptionist minutes, lead records and audits. Launch is $49, Grow is $99, Scale is $219. What you charge your own clients is entirely up to you.

Yes — 3 days of the Launch plan, with the whole allowance rather than a cut-down version of it. It takes a card, and it becomes a paid month on day 4 unless you cancel first. There is no free tier beyond that.

Usage past the included allowance is billed on top at cost. Calls and texts run through your own Twilio account, so that part is Twilio's price with nothing added.

Yes, from the billing page, and it stops at the end of the period you have paid for. Your data stays exportable.

Every row in the database carries the client workspace it belongs to, and the database itself enforces the rule rather than the application asking nicely. A session scoped to one client cannot read another's rows.

Per-client credentials — Twilio tokens, mailbox connections — are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. They are never written to logs.

Building and publishing an agent is an afternoon's work. The slow part is the phone number: texting in the US needs carrier registration, and that runs on the carriers' clock rather than ours.

Yes. Calendars are built in with public booking pages on your client's own branding, and two-way Google Calendar sync so nothing double-books.

The agent stops and passes them on — transferring the call, or notifying whoever you nominate. Nobody gets trapped talking to a machine.

Every call, text and email for every client is in one inbox, with transcripts and summaries. Nothing happens that you cannot read back.