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The tools got faster.
The review didn't.

AgentHost keeps your AI agents on in your cloud. Growth Mode builds one repeat client workflow with you and sets the points that still need your say.

Takes about 3 minutes | Get a workflow blueprint | Personal questions come last

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One
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flat
$1,500/mo
flat
guarantee
30-day
guarantee
Your cloud account
Conceptual illustration of an AgentHost box beneath a cloud icon
  • Your models
  • Your tools
  • Your data

Your AI team stays on in your cloud. You connect the models, tools, and data it needs.

Concept art. The always-on AI team is live today. Steve sets up review and human sign-off steps as a service; software limits are product direction.

The founder bottleneck

You built a team. The work still waits on you.
So why does everything still route through you?

You are the checkpoint

The work cannot ship until you look at it. Your calendar becomes the throughput limit of the agency.

Delegation costs more than doing it

Briefing, correcting, and re-explaining takes longer than producing the deliverable yourself.

Tools produced output, not relief

You added AI to the process and still read every line, because nothing proves what it actually did.

More work still needs you

Another client brings more briefs, checks, follow-up, and client updates that still land with you.

Three workflow starting points

One workflow. Not a workflow marketplace.

You do not need forty disconnected automations. The Team Builder recommends one recurring lane for Steve to pressure-test with you. These are blueprint options, not pre-deployed capabilities.

Desk 01Blueprint option

Performance Intelligence Desk

The plan assigns roles to read the accounts, find what moved, and prepare optimizations for approval.

Proposed first mission

Plan a weekly performance brief and optimization queue for founder-led activation

Best fit

Paid media, growth, analytics, and SEO agencies

Desk 02Blueprint option

Delivery Assurance Desk

The plan assigns a review role and identifies the checks a real workflow would need.

Proposed first mission

Plan a review pass for outbound work against scope, brand, and evidence

Best fit

Content, creative, web, and lifecycle marketing agencies

Desk 03Blueprint option

Pipeline Research Desk

The plan assigns research and drafting roles, with human approval before any send.

Proposed first mission

Plan researched outreach and meeting briefs for named accounts

Best fit

B2B and full-service marketing agencies

Not sure which one? Answer seven questions and get a proposed starting point for the founder-led working session.

Build my workflow blueprint

The proposed department

Six roles to plan around one workflow.

During founder-led setup, Steve proposes the roles, review steps, and human approval points the workflow needs. Automated role separation is product direction, not universal enforcement today.

Example provider pool for planning; actual availability depends on customer-authorized providers.
  • Claude
  • Codex
  • Gemini
  • Kimi
  • DeepSeek
  • Hermes
Concept art showing six proposed agent roles on a lit plinth beneath the AgentHost canopy.
Conceptual team | One workflow | Six proposed roles
  1. Seat 01

    Mission Lead

    Proposed role: sequence the work and identify what needs escalation.

  2. Seat 02

    Researcher

    Proposed role: gather the source material each claim should reference.

  3. Seat 03

    Operator

    Proposed role: prepare work inside approved connection targets.

  4. Seat 04

    Analyst

    Proposed role: turn account data into a reviewable finding.

  5. Seat 05

    Builder

    Proposed role: produce a deliverable against your stated standard.

  6. Seat 06

    Independent Reviewer

    Product direction: a different engine would review the produced work.

Service-led today

Set the rules before work starts.

Steve sets the roles, review steps, and work that must wait for you. Software that checks each action on its own is the product direction, not a promise about what runs today.

Concept art of the AgentHost box with layers that stand for review rules.Product direction

Work that waits for you

Product direction
  • Level 0Read. Think. Research.
    Proposed
  • Level 1Draft. Analyze. Prepare.
    Proposed
  • Level 2Modify reversible things.
    Proposed
  • Level 3Publish. Send. Spend.
    Proposed
  • Level 4Delete. Credentials. Client data.
    Proposed

A path to more trust

Not live yet
  1. 01
    ObserveProduct direction: read approved information and recommend actions
  2. 02
    DraftProduct direction: produce work for human review
  3. 03
    PrepareProduct direction: prepare consequential actions for approval
  4. 04
    Execute Within PolicyProduct direction: perform narrow pre-approved actions
  5. 05
    Run the RoutineProduct direction: operate within a proven domain

Each step must be earned and stay inside your rules.

Sample work record

Simulation
Task
Weekly performance brief
Acting role
Analyst
Review
Illustrative | different engine
Rule used
Illustrative | spend change held
Evidence
7 sources cited
Outcome
Awaiting your approval

Sample record | Planned format | Not live for all work

From the founder

For almost ten years I've worked as a media operator and agency owner. I've managed more than $50M in paid media across Google and Meta.

I'm a marketer who turned builder out of necessity. I was already running a stack of agents — Claude, Codex, Gemini, Kimi, DeepSeek — but I lost days of work every time my laptop closed. I needed them always on, reachable from my phone, and able to work together.

So I built AgentHost to give agents a persistent runtime in infrastructure the customer controls. Today I configure the workflow operating model with customers as a service, including review steps, approval points, and work that must stay human. The Decision Plane shows the direction for automated governance.

Start with one workflow and a clear operating model.

- Steve Kaplan, Founder

Founder-led activation

A working plan, not an automated certificate.
One workflow is configured and rehearsed with you.

  1. 1

    Scope

    Steve maps one workflow, its tools, its context, and the people responsible for it.

  2. 2

    Set boundaries

    You choose the review steps, human approval points, and work that must stay human.

  3. 3

    Connect

    Authorized systems are configured inside the customer-controlled environment where available.

  4. 4

    Rehearse

    You compare example outputs with the acceptance test and document failures or exceptions.

  5. 5

    First run

    Run the configured workflow against agreed examples and document its current limits.

Your first agreed workflow is set up and tested against the agreed examples within 30 days of Stripe payment, or you get 100% of that Growth Mode payment back.

AGENTHOST

Founder-led setup

Start with the workflow you already know.
Plan how your agents should run it.

Answer seven questions. Steve uses your answers to propose the mission, the roles, the review steps, the approval points, and the acceptance test for your first workflow.

Build my workflow blueprint

About 3 minutes | Personal questions come last