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Replace the $30,000 of repeatable work — not the person doing it.
A page per agent: what it does, which VA task it takes over, and the tool it runs on.
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You hired a VA because you wanted your life back. And somewhere between the third Loom explaining how to format a document and the fourth time you redid the work yourself, it landed: you did not buy freedom. You bought another job.
Now you write the SOPs. You explain the context. You re-check the work. You pay for it — and you are still the bottleneck.
The work itself has changed. Most of what an assistant did in 2020 is now work an agent does faster, at a fraction of the cost, without a handover document. That is not an argument for letting anyone go. It is an argument for giving them different work.
Each one is a job description, not a tutorial. Here is what five of them handle — the guide covers all ten, plus two bonus agents, with the tool each runs on.
| Agent | What it does | What it replaces |
|---|---|---|
| Inbox Triage | Sorts and prioritizes, then drafts replies in your voice | ~$12k/yr |
| Content Repurposing | One video becomes ten clips, five posts, a newsletter and a carousel | ~$12k/yr |
| Proposal Draft | Turns your call notes into a first-draft proposal that is most of the way there | ~$10k/yr |
| Lead Qualification | Reads, scores and routes every lead within about thirty seconds | Pipeline stops leaking |
| Reporting | A Monday-morning decision brief in your inbox — not another dashboard to go and check | ~$8k/yr |
Also inside: Calendar Scheduler, Customer Service, Research, Social Media Manager and Meeting Notes — plus bonus agents for bookkeeping and podcast outreach.
Around $90,000 a year of work. From about $200 a month to run.
The guide names the tool behind every agent, so you can price it yourselfFifteen pages. One agent per page, what it does, what it replaces, and the tool it runs on. Plus a worksheet for picking the three to install first.
After the guide
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Join the waitlist →Fifteen pages covering ten core agents and two bonus agents, one per page. Each page says what the agent does, which virtual-assistant task it replaces, and the specific tool it runs on. It also includes a worksheet for working out which three to install first.
Yes, and there is no card. You give an email address and the PDF arrives. It is designed to be useful on its own rather than as a teaser for something else.
Yes. Each agent is described in plain language and runs on tools you can sign up for the same day. If you can explain a task well enough for a new assistant to do it, you can brief an agent.
No. The agents replace the $30,000 of repeatable work, not the person doing it. Handing that work over is what frees your assistant to spend their hours on the things that actually move the business.
From about $200 a month in software at entry tiers, against work that would cost around $90,000 a year to employ. The guide names the specific tools each agent runs on so you can see the cost for yourself.
Almost nobody installs all ten. The guide includes a worksheet for picking the three with the most hours behind them for your business. One agent you trust is worth more than five you half-configured.
Affiliate disclosure: some tools named in the guide are linked via affiliate or partner URLs. If you sign up through them, AI Accelerate may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Every agent in the guide runs on the stack we use ourselves.
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