$208,000/yr
in new revenue for a $2M agency
Newsletter production in their Beehiiv setup went from hours to 10 minutes an edition. Output doubled across 20 newsletters with the same two people.
For agency owners
AI agents for agencies take the repeat work off your team: client updates, meeting notes, content drafts, first replies to new leads. We deploy them inside your agency, starting with a GreatRoom workspace where your team and its agents share one room.
An agent is a teammate built for one job. It knows what your agency knows, and it leaves its work where the whole team can see it.
We set up the room first, then add the agents your accounts need.
Your team and your agents in one place: the chat, the task board and everything the agency knows. We write the company brain with you and connect your tools. Each agent sees only what its person can see, so one client’s files stay out of another client’s work.
Client update drafts, Monday priorities, meeting notes turned into tasks, a daily inbox digest. Each one runs on schedule and shows its work.
Built for one job in your agency: producing content, qualifying leads, onboarding a new client, answering the first message. They work inside the tools you already use.
Three builds, and what each one changed.
$208,000/yr
in new revenue for a $2M agency
Newsletter production in their Beehiiv setup went from hours to 10 minutes an edition. Output doubled across 20 newsletters with the same two people.
150+hrs/mo
of lender research, automated
A matching agent for a commercial mortgage brokerage. The client puts the savings at $45,000 to $81,000 a year.
Seconds
to answer a guest, down from about five hours
AI customer service for short-term rental property managers. A guest texts and gets an answer right away.
Pipeline is the value of open opportunities. Savings figures are the client’s own estimates.
Here’s what happens after you book.
Tell us where your team loses the most hours. You’ll get an honest read on whether agents can take it.
We set up GreatRoom with you: the company brain, your first agent and its first job, permissions, and your team’s seats.
We build agents for the work your team repeats, inside the tools you already use.
We keep them running and add the next one when you’re ready. Each month you see what they did.
You’ll know in 15 minutes whether an agent can take it.
Juno Automations does. We set up a GreatRoom workspace with your team first, then build agents for the work you repeat, inside the tools you already use. A 15-minute call tells you whether it fits.
They take the repeat work off your team. Client updates, meeting notes into tasks, content production, lead qualifying and first replies are the usual places to start. If your team does it the same way every week, an agent can probably do it.
GreatRoom is a workspace where your team and your AI agents work in one place: the chat, the task board and everything the company knows. It’s our sister company, and it’s where the agents we build for agencies live.
Your workspace is set up on the onboarding call. Most systems are live in about two weeks from kickoff.
It depends on what we build, so every engagement is priced in a written proposal after the intro call. You see the full number before you commit to anything.
For one person, building your own in ChatGPT or Claude often works fine. It gets messy with a team: everyone explains the agency to their own chat, and nobody sees what the others asked. Setting it up with us gets you one room with one memory of the agency. If you’re a solo shop that likes doing it yourself, we’ll say so on the call.
No. We build into what you already run: Gmail, Google Workspace, Slack, your CRM and your docs.
No. They take the repeat work so your people can spend their time on clients. Anything that needs a person’s judgment every time stays with a person.
Each agent only gets access to what it needs, and it sees only what its person can see. In GreatRoom, one client’s files stay out of another client’s work.