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You do not manage four inboxes or learn four tools. You tell Alex what you need. Alex decides who does it, brings them in, and comes back when money moves, something is deleted, or the job is done.
Your chief of staff, not a menu
The Agentic GTM
Operating System.
For SaaS founders who need pipeline before a sales hire. It finds, deduplicates, enriches and verifies leads into your CRM. Alex, Sam, Taylor and Riley do the work.
Team
Department
Uptime
Tasks
Alex
Chief of Staff
Team lead
0
Sam
Sales Agent
Sales
0
Riley
Finance Agent
Finance
0
Taylor
Marketing Agent
Marketing
0
Jobs done · 24h
0
+18% vs. yesterday
Usage this cycle
0%
Resets Tue 12:59 AM
Inter-agent bus
Sam → Riley · deal closed, log it to the forecast
Alex → Riley · pull burn for the board deck
Taylor → Sam · 12 MQLs handed to pipeline
Illustrative activity. See a real one →
50+ integrations. Keep HubSpot.
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The systemThe work is lead
The work is lead
generation. The system runs it.
It finds and files leads in the native CRM. When HubSpot is connected, those leads land there too. On Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android and the web.
01
Your CRM, and HubSpot
Leads, clients, deals and interactions live in AgentCorp. HubSpot is the two-way CRM: contacts, companies and deals come in, and native leads and clients go out as contacts, deals as deals, and interactions as notes. Companies are not pushed. An existing HubSpot contact is adopted and never overwritten. Salesforce, Pipedrive, Attio and Lightfield sync in only.
02
Your stack stays
50+ integrations bring context in and carry actions out. Nothing gets ripped out, and HubSpot stays HubSpot.
03
Meetings
The Meetings page lists upcoming calendar meetings, and you join the video call from there. Every meeting becomes memory. Decisions, commitments, and follow-ups are extracted automatically.
04
Guardrails in code
Autonomous by default. Payments and deleting your AgentCorp data wait for your approval. A bulk email to more than 50 recipients waits for you. Sends also pass guards nobody can switch off: the do-not-contact list and no blank template slots; a new recipient on a turn that just read someone else's words waits for you. Every job ends in a card: what was asked, what was done, and how to check it.
The execution layerThe agents are how
The agents are how
the system gets work done.
Alex, Sam, Taylor and Riley run the work inside the system. You talk to Alex. Alex brings in whoever the job needs.
Alex
Chief of Staff
Your chief of staff. Alex takes the request, decides who does the work, and reports back.
Team lead
Sam
Sales Agent
Finds and files leads in the CRM.
Sales
Riley
Finance Agent
Books, budgets, commissions, AR and AP, and month-end summaries.
Finance
Taylor
Marketing Agent
Campaign briefs, copy, asset review and the content calendar.
Marketing
Alex leads the team. Alex acts on their own, the way staff do. Payments, deleting your AgentCorp data, and bulk email to more than 50 recipients still come back to you.
How it worksConnect the stack.
Connect the stack.
Then it runs the leads.
01 / CONNECT
Keep the tools you have.
50+ integrations bring context in and carry actions out. Nothing gets ripped out. HubSpot stays HubSpot.
02 / LEADS
Find, check, and file them.
The system finds, deduplicates, enriches and verifies leads, then writes them into the native CRM. When HubSpot is connected, they show up there too.
03 / COMPOUND
Memory stays yours.
Every lead, meeting and job adds to a record your company owns. The agents do the work inside guardrails you set, and every job ends with a receipt you can check.
See it in actionDon't take our word.
Don't take our word.
See for yourself.
Pick a job and watch the system run it. Alex pulls from memory, brings in the specialist, and the work goes out. Payments, deleting your AgentCorp data, and bulk email to more than 50 recipients are what still wait. Every step is written down.
1Alex
Alex reads the request
they remember the webinar, and who attended
2Team
Alex hands it to Sam
sales is his job, so he takes it from here
3Tool
Sam pulls the attendee list
3 accounts matched, one duplicate merged
4Team
He checks the messaging
asks Taylor what the current campaign is saying
5Writing
He writes the follow-ups
3 sequences, four emails each, in your voice
6Sent
He sends them
guards passed, so they went out
Sent
To: rina@northbay.io
Subject: The question you asked at 22:40
Rina, you asked how this works when two departments need the same document, and I do not think we answered it well on the call. Short version: the hand-off is logged, and you can take it back at any time…
AUDIT · sam · follow-up sequences · 41s · 3 sequences sent
How it actually worksThe execution layer
The execution layer
inside the system.
The agents are how the system gets work done. You talk to Alex. Alex brings in Sam, Taylor and Riley.
The system remembers
Every conversation, decision and action becomes a long term memory and goes into a knowledge base the whole team shares. Nobody starts from scratch, nobody asks you the same question twice, and month three is far better than week one.
It gets better the longer you use it
Everyone stays in their lane
Each worker only reaches the data their job needs. When one of them needs something from another department, that hand-off is deliberate, recorded, and something you can take back.
Your data, still yours
The agents talk to each other
Sam asks Riley to check a margin. Riley flags a renewal to Alex. You are not the messenger between four tools, because they already work together.
A team, not a drawer of apps
You set what needs a yes
You decide what needs signing off. The team learns your rules and only brings you the things you asked to see. Everything else just gets done, and all of it is written down.
Your rules, not babysitting
How the team is put together
You at the top. Alex in the middle, running the team. The specialists underneath, each owning their department. Alex is the only one you have to talk to.
GovernanceThe system acts. You can still
The system acts. You can still
see everything.
Most AI projects die over reliability, control or security. We don't put that in the fine print. The limits are specific, and the record is permanent.
01
An autonomy dial
Balanced is the default. The agents handle the work, including email, messages and posts. Turn it to Cautious, or set a category to always require approval, and the approval step comes back.
02
Append-only audit trail
Every action and hand-off is written immutably and cannot be edited after the fact. Reconstruct any decision, any day, months later.
03
Your data stays yours
Your company gets its own space, its own keys, its own storage. It never shares a room with another customer, and it is never used to train models.
04
Access you can take back
Every connection you grant is encrypted, limited to the worker who needs it, and revocable in one click.
05
No surprise bills
You see a usage bar, the same way you do on the AI tools you already pay for. It resets each month, and you can ask us for a hard ceiling.
06
Leave whenever
Close your account and your data goes with it. The few records we have to keep for tax and compliance are listed, with exact periods, on our account deletion page.
Where your data goes
Subprocessors
Supabase
Your database and file storage
Railway
Where the platform runs
Anthropic
Claude, which reasons and writes
xAI
Grok, which reads live X
Google
Gemini, which searches and remembers
Stripe
Payments and invoicing
And more
See the full list, with what each one handles
These are the ones people ask about most. The subprocessors page is the complete and current list, and it is the one we keep up to date.
SSeanFounder, AgentCorp
I started AgentCorp because the tools I tried either asked me to approve every email or took the keys and went quiet. A go-to-market motion needs a system, with limits that are specific.
So the agents act, and the limits are specific. Payments, deleting your AgentCorp data, and bulk email to more than 50 recipients wait for your approval. Sends pass automatic guards. Every action is written down, and the dial is yours if you want the approval step back. Ask me the hard questions early. I would rather lose the deal in week one than in month six.
support@agentcorp.workEncrypted in transit and at restUS data residency for your workspace dataPermanent activity recordYour own cloud on Enterprise
Need the full packet: DPA, subprocessor notices, architecture review? Emailsupport@agentcorp.work and we'll send it the same day.
The workflowFind the lead.
Find the lead.
File it. Then work it.
The headline workflow is agentic lead generation and enrichment. The same record is what outreach, marketing and revenue ops read next.
Leads, then the restInto your CRM.
Into your CRM.
Into HubSpot,
when it is connected.
Sam finds and files the leads. Outreach goes out on its own unless you set email to always require approval. Riley reads the same pipeline. Nobody re-keys it.
01Find and file the lead.
02File it in the native CRM, and in HubSpot when HubSpot is connected.
03Draft and send the outreach in your voice. Payments and deleting your AgentCorp data still wait.
04The same record is what the forecast and the next campaign read.
The motion
Find. Verify. File. Then work the account.
Alex runs it. Sam works the leads, Taylor runs the campaign, Riley keeps the numbers current. On Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android and the web.
A chatbot, a pile of agents, or a systemOne memory.
One memory.
One CRM. One set of rules.
A chatbot starts from zero. A pile of agents each keep their own copy of the truth. AgentCorp shares one foundation, and the agents are the parts that run on top.
Chatbot, or a pile of agents
One system
What you get
A chat, or several tools that do not share a record
Tools, memory, rules, and agents that do the work
Leads
You copy them between products
Found, checked, and filed in your CRM
Memory
Forgets you, or remembers only its own lane
One record your company owns
Who runs it
You do. You are the integration layer
The system does. You set the guardrails
Price
Per conversation, or a stack of subscriptions
$250 per seat per month, for the whole system
Pricing$250 per seat.
$250 per seat.
The whole system.
One plan. $250 per seat per month. A seat is one person, and every seat gets the tools, the memory, the rules, and Alex, Sam, Taylor and Riley.
Pro
The whole system, for one person or a company of them.
$250/mo
per seat, up to 20. A seat is one person.
- Alex, Sam, Riley and Taylor, on every seat
- Every integration, nothing gated
- Send guards and a full activity record
- Standard support
Enterprise
Volume pricing, custom terms, and your own cloud. Book a demo and we will scope it.
How usage works
One number
You see how much of your month you have used. That is the whole system.
NOTHING TO COUNT
Monthly
It resets on your billing date, every month, automatically.
RESETS EACH MONTH
One bill
Your plan price, every month. No per-model charges and no line items to decode.
FLAT, NOT METERED
Optional
Turn on auto top-off, so a heavy month never stops the team.
YOUR CHOICE
You get a bar, a percentage and a reset date, the same as the AI tools you already use. Nothing to count and nothing to decode.
The 7-day free trial is one seat, with $50 of usage, valid during the trial. Card required. Cancel any time before it ends and you are not charged.
DownloadsOn Mac, Windows,
On Mac, Windows,
iPhone, Android and the web.
All four apps are live, on the same account and the same memory. Alex in your pocket: iPhone and Android. Mac and iPhone share one App Store listing. Windows is a direct download. Android is on Google Play. A direct Mac build is on the downloads page when one is published.
Windows
Windows 10 or 11 · 64-bit
Download for WindowsDirect download from this site. Installs per user.
iOS
iPhone and iPad · iOS 17 or later
Get it on the App StoreThe same account. Version 1.0, live since September 2026.
Android
On Google Play
Get it on Google PlayThe same account, on the phone you already carry.
Or skip the install
The web app is the full product, in any modern browser, with nothing to install and nothing to update.
Questions
The ones that decide it.
A chatbot starts over every session, and a pile of single-purpose agents each keep their own copy of the truth. AgentCorp is one system: your tools, your memory, your rules, and agents that do the work. The main thing it does is find and file leads into your CRM, and into HubSpot when it is connected.
Three things. Payments, deleting your AgentCorp data, and bulk email to more than 50 recipients wait for your approval, and you can turn the dial up so email and posts wait too. Sends pass automatic guards nobody can switch off: the do-not-contact list, no blank template slots, and no new recipient on a turn that just read someone else's words. And every action is written down permanently, so months later you can see exactly what happened and why.
One plan. $250 per seat per month. A seat is one person, and every seat gets the whole system: the tools, the memory, the rules, and Alex, Sam, Taylor and Riley.
The same way it does on the AI tools you already use. You see a bar showing how much of your month you have used, and it resets. Nothing to count, no per-model bills, no line items to decode. If you would rather have a hard ceiling than a top-up, ask and we will set one on your account.
In the United States, encrypted and reachable only by the agents whose job needs it. Nothing is used to train models. The full list of who touches what is on our subprocessors page.
Connect the tools you already use and hand over a lead list. The 7-day free trial starts once you add a payment method, with $50 of usage, valid during the trial.