Agent Teams
One founder. A company of agents.
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·Operations & Logistics
What is Agent Teams?
Build, market, sell, and operate with an AI team. Hosted agents with persistent memory, browser and tools; lead agent coordinates; no per-seat fees. From $199/month.
Agent Teams is an AI cofounder service for startups. It gives AI agents ongoing roles across product, growth, and operations. Product agents research, build, test, and improve the product. Growth agents connect market research, campaigns, sales, and measurement. Operations agents keep onboarding, support, and customer feedback moving. Each role keeps its context and tools, and the team can change direction as the startup learns.
Each hosted agent comes with persistent files, memory, a browser, and tools, along with native schedules and subagents to carry ongoing work forward. Teams can share context, assign roles, appoint a lead to coordinate tasks and handoffs, and follow up to eight agent conversations together in Chat Wall. Users can mix Hermes and OpenClaw, choose models per role, and use supported subscriptions, API keys, or Platform Credits. Colleagues can be invited to the same workspace.
The service is aimed at founders who want to build, grow, and operate in parallel without hiring each function. Pricing starts at $199 per month for one running agent, includes hosting, and has no per-seat fees. Plans scale to two, four, or eight running agents, and custom arrangements are available for larger needs.
What sets it apart is that the user keeps control. You choose responsibilities, permissions, and budgets, and you retain business decisions. You can inspect work, pause agents, or restore backups at any time.
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