Think of a CNC machine carving fine detail into wood. A skilled person chooses the design, sets up the machine, and checks every cut. The machine does the hours of chiseling. That's how Annie's works: people decide and check, and the AI does the long hand work.

About ten people guide, shape and train Annie's AI workforce today. On any one customer's project there are usually three of them, matched to the job.

How a project is mapped out

Who touches your project, and in what order.

You your business Your rep a person you talk to About 3 human specialists Designer Engineer Trade expert (e.g. roofing) Compliance auditor matched to your job — they ask the right questions and check every result AI agents write build optimize check the long hand work Your work direct review

A traditional shop

Several employees each spend hours doing the work by hand. Every hour carries a wage, payroll taxes, insurance and paid time off, and that all lands in your price.

Annie's

The same kinds of skilled people spend minutes directing and checking, and trained AI does the hours of production. You pay for the guidance and the checking, not the chiseling.

The people on your project

DesignerDecides how your page looks and reviews every layout.
EngineerSets up the build and checks it works on phones and computers.
Trade expertKnows your business — the questions to ask and the things to say.
Compliance auditorKeeps sensitive information off your page, like a chiropractor's patient details.
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What the same jobs cost with employees.
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