AI agents for NYC businesses

We find repetitive work inside your business and build agents to do it.

Illustrated New York storefronts: a florist, café, and studio.
  • Inquiries answered
  • Appointments scheduled
  • Invoice reminders drafted

Your business. Less busywork.

Retail

Help with order questions, stock updates, and customer follow-ups.

Services

Help with new inquiries, appointment scheduling, and reminders.

Studios

Help with project inquiries, client follow-ups, and invoice reminders.

How it works

We start with one repetitive task. Build an agent around your business. And prove it works before it takes on more.

Four illustrated scenes: a florist and engineer identify repetitive work; the engineer builds an automation in a separate office; they review a draft together; the florist returns to helping a customer.
Illustrative process
  1. Find the repeat work

    SHOW US THE WORK.

    We find the repetitive tasks worth taking off your plate.

  2. Built for your business

    WE BUILD THE AGENT.

    Built around your workflow, systems, and rules.

  3. You stay in control

    IT EARNS AUTONOMY.

    First it works under supervision. More responsibility comes after proven results.

  4. Back to what you do best

    YOU GET THE HOURS BACK.

    The agent handles the repeat work. Your team focuses on people and ideas.

Find your first agent

Tell us one task your team does over and over. We’ll help you see where an agent could help.

Try an example:

See your assessment before creating an account.

A florist reviews work on her laptop at a sunlit shop counter.
Start with one repetitive task.

  • Could an agent help?

    We look at your task and see if it’s a good fit for an agent.

  • What could you get back?

    We estimate the time your team could save if it were automated.

  • Where should you stay involved?

    We show you the parts that still need a human touch.

Monthly automation service

Two people talk through a task at a laptop in a sunlit New York studio.

Your next task, handled.

  1. Request
  2. Build
  3. Complete

An ongoing partner to build, maintain, and improve your business automations.

Regular price $5,995Now $4,995/ month


  • Up to 30 hours a month
  • One active request at a time
  • Priority scheduling
  • Workflow monitoring
  • Testing and support
  • Monthly progress summary
  • Cancel by next billing date
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  1. Request

    Add your next task.

  2. Build

    We work through one request at a time.

  3. Repeat

    Review, approve, move to the next.

A few things to know before we get to work.

A small business owner works at her laptop in a sunlit studio overlooking Manhattan.
  • Customer inquiries, follow-ups, scheduling, invoice reminders, reporting, and the everyday admin that repeats every week. We also build websites and internal tools. We start with one specific task and an outcome you can check.

  • A task that happens often, follows a pattern, and pulls your team away from customers. We’ll help you pick it and keep the first build small, so you see a result quickly. If something should stay with a person, we’ll tell you.

  • Small and growing New York businesses: shops, studios, restaurants, agencies, and service firms. If your team does the same work over and over, there’s usually something worth handing off.

  • No. Describe the work the way you’d explain it to a new hire, and we handle the technical choices. You review what comes back and decide what goes live.

  • A 20-minute call about how your team works today. We ask where the repeat work is and where it slows you down, and you leave knowing which task we’d take on first and how the service would work for you.

  • You keep a list of what you want next, in your order. We work on the top request until it’s done, then start the next. Larger projects are split into smaller steps, so you review progress along the way.

  • It depends on the request. We give you an estimate before we start. Small changes often land within days; new integrations and larger builds take longer, and so does waiting on access or approvals.

  • Add them whenever they come up and reorder the list anytime. We work through them one at a time, top to bottom, within up to 30 hours of work each month. Larger projects are split into milestones.

  • Usually, yes. We build around the email, calendar, spreadsheets, booking, store, and accounting tools you already use. If a tool can’t connect, we’ll tell you before we build, and suggest a way around it.

  • You do. A new agent starts by drafting work for your team to review. It takes on more, like sending a message or updating a record, only after it has proven itself and you’ve agreed.

  • Yes. One subscription can cover several businesses or storefronts, as long as the work fits your monthly hours. We agree the scope with you first.

  • $4,995 a month for up to 30 hours of implementation, testing, and support, with priority scheduling. Unused hours don’t roll over. Software subscriptions and usage charges are separate and agreed before setup.

  • We keep it running. We watch for errors, fix what breaks, and adjust it as your business changes. Improving something that’s already live is just another request on your list.

  • Each agent gets access only to what its task needs, and works within limits you approve. Your data isn’t used to train public AI models. For sensitive work, we can run private models that keep data under your control.

  • You do. Automations, websites, and content we make for you are yours, and we set them up in your accounts wherever we can, so nothing is locked to us.

  • Yes. A cancellation takes effect at your next billing date, and the work we delivered stays with you.


Still have a question? Let’s talk about your business.

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About Agentic.

Hi, I’m Brendan. I’m a software engineer and designer with a Computer Science degree from UCSD and more than 20 years building apps, games, and software.

I’ve worked at Disney, Yahoo!, and UCLA. At Agentic, I apply that experience to the everyday work of New York businesses.

Brendan Murphy, founder of Agentic
Brendan Murphy / Founder

  1. Start with real work.

    Find the repetitive task that is worth taking off your plate.

  2. Keep people in control.

    Set clear limits and review the results before expanding.

  3. Make the time count.

    Give your team more room for customers, craft, and ideas.

Show me what your team does over and over. We’ll find a practical first task to automate.

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