You describe the business.
It builds the company — and runs it.
The founders' chat researches the idea, tells you honestly if it's a bad one, and designs the team it needs. Approve the business case and the org chart, and that team goes to work — durable AI workers with their own logins, memory, a budget they can't exceed, and a desktop to do the job from.
From a conversation to a company
Three steps. You're asked to approve two of them — nothing hires itself.
Tell the founders' chat what the business does, in plain English. It researches the market and tells you honestly if the idea holds up — that's the pitch, not a caveat.
Sign off on the business case, then on the org chart it designs for it. Every worker that gets created exists because you agreed it should.
Workers with roles, memory, a budget and a desktop go to work. You check in like a board member — every action logged, costed, and traceable to the worker who did it.
Not a chatbot. An employee.
Every durable worker gets four things a prompt on its own doesn't.
A job and an authority level, not a generic prompt. A Reviewer role exists specifically to check another worker's output before it goes anywhere.
Persists across every conversation and channel, with provenance and trust tiers — so something a stranger said doesn't quietly become a fact the business relies on.
A real desktop — browser, terminal, files. A worker can go look something up instead of guessing, the way a person would.
The business's knowledge accumulates and is reviewed before it's trusted — not silently absorbed from whatever crosses a worker's screen.
Every worker operates inside a budget it cannot spend past.
Money and safety controls, exercised the same way the rest of the platform is — by trying to break them, not just writing them down.
Every plan has a daily and a monthly spend ceiling, checked before the model call runs — not reconciled afterward on a bill.
If the platform can't confirm spending should continue — an outage, a dropped connection — it refuses the call. It never quietly assumes yes.
Attempts to leak a credential, change payment details from a hostile message, or state a tax figure with no source get blocked or clearly marked.
Every action a worker takes is logged, costed, and attributable to the worker that did it. Nothing runs unaccounted.
Three plans. Real ceilings, not a headcount teaser.
Every plan includes the founders' chat that designs your org, a desktop per worker, and memory that carries across channels. What changes is concurrency, budget, and channels.
- 2 durable roles — never just a doer, every plan ships someone who checks the work
- Up to 2 task workers running at once
- 1 channel of your choice
- Desktop, memory and knowledge base included
- $14/mo hard spend ceiling ($1.20/day)
- 3 durable roles
- Up to 6 task workers running at once
- Every channel — Telegram, Teams, email, web
- Workers that can ask each other for what they need
- $55/mo hard spend ceiling ($4.40/day)
- 3 durable roles, up to 16 task workers at once
- Every channel, plus voice
- Custom skills for your workers
- Priority support
- $140/mo hard spend ceiling ($11/day)
Prices in USD. Need something different? Talk to us.
Frequently asked
What models power the workers?
Whichever fits the job. Workers can run on Claude, Kimi or GPT-family models, set per role — a cheap model for bulk work, a stronger one where judgement matters.
How does memory work across a conversation?
A worker's memory persists across every channel it's connected to, with provenance and trust tiers attached — so information from a low-trust source doesn't quietly become something the business treats as fact.
Can workers browse the internet and use tools?
Yes. Every durable worker has a real desktop environment — browser, terminal, files. It can browse, search and take screenshots the way a person would.
Is my business isolated from everyone else's?
Each business gets its own database and its own login realm. Isolation is tested against forged tokens and cross-tenant probes, not just assumed.
What happens if a payment fails?
A failed payment pauses your business — it does not delete it. Containers and data stay intact while billing gets sorted out.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, at any time. Your data is retained for 30 days after cancellation in case you want to come back.
AiBotza runs its own business the same way it runs yours.
Same budgets. Same guardrails. Same audit trail. If it isn't safe enough for us, it doesn't ship for you.
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