We design custom AI agents around your exact workflow — content, sales, books, support — saving you 20+ hours a week. No tech skills required.
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Three things make Ownly different from a chatbot, an automation, or a contractor.
A founding call, a workflow audit, then we build the agent around how you actually work. No templates. No "configuration."
Dedicated infra. Your inbox, calendar, CRM, books. Nothing leaves. Nothing is shared with other clients.
We ship in a week, iterate the next. By week three, it's replying to customers, sending invoices, and closing the books — quietly.
What owners reclaim from one agent on average. Pick the workflow that's eating your week — see the math for that one.
Drafts posts for LinkedIn, X, and Instagram in your voice, schedules them at optimal times, and repurposes one blog post into eight pieces of channel-native content.
Each agent ships with vocabulary, workflows, and the small judgment calls we've already made for businesses like yours.
Missed after-hours calls cost ~$840/job. Estimates pile up. Review responses sit for days.
A dispatcher agent that answers calls, books jobs, sends estimates, and follows up on reviews.
Receipts, statements, and client follow-ups eat your week. Tax season is unsurvivable.
A books-close agent that categorizes transactions, chases documents, and drafts client emails.
Leads go cold in 5 minutes. CRMs rot. Listing copy and follow-ups never end.
A pipeline agent that qualifies leads on contact, writes listings, and books showings.
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It replies to Google reviews before I've even read them. My review rating went from 4.2 to 4.7 in three months.
Tax season used to break me. This year I closed January in two days. I almost don't believe it.
I had three deals fall through because I was slow. Now my agent qualifies and books showings while I drive.
I was about to hire a $4,500/mo assistant. Spent a tenth of that and the agent is already better.
The morning brief is the only reason I sleep through the night. It handled 47 emails before I woke up.
It writes our newsletter in our voice now. People reply asking who our copywriter is. That's the agent.
Owner-operators in service businesses (roughly 1 to 50 employees) where repetitive, judgment-light work eats your week. We've built for home services, CPAs and bookkeepers, real estate, and creative founders. If you're paying yourself less because the admin work doesn't stop, that's us.
A chatbot waits for you to prompt it. An Ownly agent runs continuously on your inbox, calendar, CRM, and books — taking action, not waiting. It learns your workflow, runs on your data, and stays out of the way until something needs you.
Two weeks for a focused agent (one function — support, books, or content). Four weeks for a multi-role agent. We ship a working version in week one and iterate the next two so by launch day, it's already trained on your real data.
No. We do the entire setup — server provisioning, integrations, training, monitoring. You interact with the agent through a single chat or dashboard. Most owners never see a config screen.
Yes for the common ones — Gmail and Outlook, QuickBooks and Xero, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Follow Up Boss, Twilio, OpenPhone, CallRail, Slack, Telegram. If we don't have a connector for your stack on day one, we build one in the first sprint.
Your agent runs on a dedicated private server we provision for you — not a shared pool, never used for model training, never sent to other clients. You can revoke access from any connected tool at any time, and we wipe the server within 24 hours of cancellation.
Yes — and we usually recommend it. Start with the one workflow eating the most hours (often inbox triage or invoicing). Live in two weeks. Once you trust it, we expand the scope from there. No annual contract.
We learn your workflow, share what's working for similar businesses, and tell you honestly whether AI agents make sense for you. No pitch, no obligation.
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