Run your business. Not the manual stuff.
Every missed call, late follow-up, and forgotten invoice costs you money you don't see until it's already gone. Unmanually replaces that manual work with agents that actually run your operations — audited, spend-capped, and accountable to you, not a chatbot that guesses and hopes. Enterprise-grade infrastructure, built to work for a business of any size.
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Real screenshots of the live Unmanually builder — not illustrations of what it might look like.
Three ways we take work off your plate
We don't sell you "AI." We take the manual, repetitive, error-prone parts of running your business and make them run themselves — correctly, and without you babysitting them.
Intelligent Automation
We map the repetitive tasks eating your team's time — scheduling, follow-ups, data entry, reporting — and replace them with systems that just handle it.
Agent Systems
Beyond simple automation: software agents that handle multi-step work end to end — responding to customers, managing workflows, and making routine decisions on your behalf.
Business Optimization
We look at how your business actually runs day to day and find the highest-leverage places to remove friction — not just software, but process.
Simple on purpose
No lengthy onboarding, no enterprise sales process. We meet you where your business already is.
Tell us where the manual work is
A short conversation about what's costing you time and money right now — the calls, follow-ups, and forms that don't need a human doing them.
We map the highest-leverage fixes
We identify which parts of that work can be automated or handled by an agent system, and which need a process change first.
We build and hand it off
You get systems that run without you — and a clear, plain-English explanation of how they work.
It's not about "AI." It's what happens after the task disappears.
Reminders don't fix a staffing problem — someone still has to read the reminder and act on it. Below is the actual chain, illustrated with a few common businesses: the task an agent takes over, what that changes day to day, and where it shows up in revenue, profit, or your own time. These are illustrative examples of the mechanism, not claims about any specific customer's results.
Property management, multiple properties, thin staff
Task an agent takes over: actually following up with tenants — maintenance requests, lease renewals, late notices — not just reminding a human to do it.
What changes: follow-up happens the same day, every time, instead of whenever someone finds an hour.
Where it shows up: fewer complaints and faster resolution raise tenant satisfaction and lower churn — real revenue retained. Needing fewer support staff per property means more profit per property. And with agent capacity freeing up staff time, the company can take on more managed properties without a new hire — direct revenue growth, not just cost savings.
Multi-location service business, phones ringing constantly
Task an agent takes over: answering routine calls — booking, rescheduling, basic status questions — so they stop pulling staff off paying work.
What changes: fewer missed calls, faster booking, staff stay on billable work instead of the phone.
Where it shows up: missed calls are missed revenue recovered directly; staff spending more hours on billable work instead of admin is a direct profit-per-employee increase, not just "saved time."
Small professional practice, inbox and calendar chaos
Task an agent takes over: triaging inbound client email and intake, drafting the routine replies, flagging the ones that actually need the owner's judgment.
What changes: response time drops from hours to minutes; the owner's own hours go to the work only they can do.
Where it shows up: faster response wins more of the deals that would've gone to a faster competitor; hours back for the owner is real, personal time — evenings and weekends, not just a productivity metric.
Enterprise-grade, not enterprise-only
The same infrastructure large companies expect — audit trails, spend controls, approval gates — works whether you're a solo founder or a two-hundred-person team.
Lock in founding pricing before it's gone
Annual founding pricing, locked in forever — compared against what you'd pay a comparable AI-cofounder platform today.
Illustrative pricing — exact numbers are still being finalized against real inference-cost data. Every founding-100 price shown will always match or beat the comparison price on real capacity, never just a smaller number.
You're charged in the currency shown here — no surprises at checkout.
60-day satisfaction guarantee
Try Unmanually for 60 days. If it's not saving you real time, we'll convert whatever's left of your prepaid balance into account credit — no refund on automation runs you've already used (that's real infrastructure cost, already spent), but you're never stuck paying for a year that isn't working for you.
First 100 annual presale members lock in this price forever. After that, founding pricing closes for good.
See what switching to Unmanually actually saves you
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Staying fragmented doesn't just cost you money each month — it costs the time spent context-switching between tools that don't talk to each other.
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