AI Agents That Make Your Next Hire Irrelevant.
Demand is outpacing your operation. Your next $65k hire just inherits the backlog — and fixes nothing that compounds.

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Revenue is climbing. Operations are breaking.
You hit the numbers by working harder. Every tier adds manual work, headcount, overhead. The behavior that got you to $1M strangles you at $3M — because everything ends at your desk. It's not your product that stalls. It's your operation.
None of this fixes itself. Every week you wait is another week of manual work, another hire to cover for it, and one week closer to the wall.
Not a chatbot. An operations layer.
Not Zapier you babysit. Not a hire you manage. A layer that runs the work your team does — start to finish, every time. Inside your own environment.
It doesn't answer questions. It does the work. — Deploy · Own · Compound.
Trained on your edge cases. Hit the input budget during the build and you land at 90%+ accuracy. That's the deal, not a promise out of thin air.
Built for operators running real volume. Not hobbyists running experiments.
If your team is doing work an agent could do — triage, follow-ups, reporting, reconciliation — you've outgrown SaaS bolt-ons. The fix isn't another tool. It's infrastructure you own.
High-Volume E-commerce
You're past €100k/month and your inbox is the ceiling. CS tickets, ad checks, win-backs, fulfilment exceptions: Hermes clears them overnight. Not another VA to manage.
Service Businesses & Agencies
Leads go cold while you're billing hours. Hermes triages email, chases every lead, onboards clients, and ships reports — so you sell expertise instead of doing admin at 11pm.
Multi-Department Operators
4 to 50+ people, work scattered across six tools, nothing talking. Hermes runs sales, marketing, and ops from one command center: one workforce, no new headcount.
Security-Conscious Organizations
Your data can't touch someone else's cloud. Hermes runs local and containerized: data stays internal, network stays sealed, air-gap-ready for finance, legal, and healthcare.
The access that runs your operation is the access that drains it.
An agent that can run your whole business has access to your whole business. Exactly what an attacker wants. The stack is free and open-source — the hardening is the whole difference between an asset and a breach. This is already in the wild:
Microsoft, CrowdStrike, and CyberArk flagged this stack this quarter. Air-gap the deployment, vet every skill, lock the container — or don't deploy at all. There is no safe shortcut.
The stack can run any workflow in your business. Almost no one can deploy it safely. We can.
Three steps. Zero handoff drama.
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Scope Locked
We map every department and find the hours leaking out. You point at what's eating your team. We lock scope and a signed spec sheet — a sign-off gate before we touch a line of code. The build matches the business, not a guess.
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Built & Deployed
We build your operations layer — agents, security policies, dashboard — and deploy it inside your own environment. Containerized, hardened, smoke-tested. Nothing ships you haven't seen run.
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Trained, Live & Yours
Your turn. 1–2 hours a day: you teach the agents your voice, your edge cases, your judgement; we tune the engine. Hit the input budget and you land at 90%+ accuracy. Then it's live. You drive. We're on standby.
Discovery threadLiveMulti-department rollout, realistically, how long?HermesThree phases — scope, build, train — then live. A sign-off gate at every phase, so you never get surprised.And after handoff? I can't have my team babysitting this.HermesYou won't. 30 days of aftercare and full docs, then Debug Agent runs it 24/7 on its own. Want it kept sharp long-term? Sustained Operations covers that. Either way, the hours come back to your team.
A new hire costs $65k a year, forever. This you build once.
One new FTE = $65,000+ a year, and it retires. €15k a month to an agency never compounds. The build is one-time, yours, and gets bigger every quarter.
Foundation Build
One Hermes + Claude Code deployment, built around how your business actually runs. Mission Control live, integrations authenticated, agents trained, security hardened. Your environment, your data, your asset — working on day 30.
No price on the shelf. Different operations, different builds — we scope yours on the call and price it against what it replaces. One conversation and you'll know what it costs.
Locked in every Foundation Build
- Mission Control dashboard, role-based access
- An agent suite mapped to your departments, not a template
- Authenticated into the tools you already run
- Trained on your playbooks and brand voice
- Containerized and hardened on your own infrastructure
- 30 days of aftercare, then the keys and full docs
- Mission Control dashboard, role-based access
- An agent suite mapped to your departments, not a template
- Authenticated into the tools you already run
- Trained on your playbooks and brand voice
- Containerized and hardened on your own infrastructure
- 30 days of aftercare, then the keys and full docs
Operators first. Consultants never.
We don't advise from the sidelines. We run our own businesses on this exact stack — that's where we found the edge cases, which is why it holds in production.
The objections, answered before you ask them.
Downloading it is free. Running it in production is not. You're paying for the deploy that holds: secured, hardened, containerized, documented, wired across your departments, and watched so it doesn't fall over. The hard part was never one automation — it's running 60+ of them in production without it falling over. You skip the year. You keep the result.

Waiting has a price. Stop paying it.
Every week you wait, the same capacity leaks out the door and the same follow-ups go cold — capacity you pay for and never get back. The work won't get smaller. The cost of doing it by hand only grows. Stop renting other people's tools. Run on an operations layer you own.


