AI agents for St. Louis City small businesses, managed by a local.
From Downtown and the Central West End to the Grove, Soulard and Cherokee Street, the city runs on small teams doing a lot with a little. Restaurants, agencies, nonprofits, salons, startups: most of them have one or two people quietly drowning in email, scheduling and follow-up. That's the work I take off their plate.
Starting at $499 a month. Month to month, no setup fee.
Lean teams, scrappy owners, too many apps
City businesses tend to be lean and scrappy. The owner is often the marketer, the bookkeeper and the scheduler, and the "system" is a stack of apps that don't talk to each other. The biggest wins are usually the boring ones: answering inquiries fast, keeping the calendar full, and getting the owner out of the inbox.
The city is also its own place, administratively. St. Louis City is an independent city, separate from St. Louis County, so a lot of city owners are used to figuring things out on their own. That self-reliance is a strength. It also means the admin piles up on one desk, usually after closing time.
I don't come in with a strategy deck. I come in with a list. We write down the jobs you do every week that a computer could do, my agents start on the first few, and I check every piece before it reaches you or a customer.
Three things my agents could take off a city business's plate
These are examples, not packages. Your list decides what we build.
Booking and reminders for appointment businesses
Salons, studios and clinics get bookings, reminders and reschedules handled, with gaps filled from a waitlist.
Grant and donor admin for nonprofits
Donor thank-yous, renewal reminders and grant deadline tracking, drafted by agents and reviewed before they go out.
Event and catering inquiries for restaurants
Every private event inquiry gets a same-hour reply with packages, availability and a booking link.
Where I'd start in the city
For most city businesses, the first item on the list is whatever leaks money when nobody answers. For a restaurant that's the private event inquiry sitting in a shared inbox over a busy weekend. For a salon or studio it's the empty chair from a no-show. For a nonprofit it's the donor who never got a thank-you and quietly didn't renew.
Pick the leak that hurts most, and that's week one. Once it's running and you trust it, we move to the next item. Nothing changes about the tools you already use unless you want it to.
How we'd work together
I'm about 20 minutes from downtown, so city clients can get an in-person kickoff if it helps. After that it's a weekly Zoom and a running list.
You add to the list whenever something annoys you. I report back every Friday on what got done, what's next and anything I caught before it reached you.
Local resources for city businesses
Nearby areas
Get out of the inbox and back to the business.
Book a call and tell me what your week looks like. You'll leave with the first three things my agents can take. Or call my AI agent at (314) 970-4001 any time.