01 Agent team
AGENTS / ON SHIFT 24H
Your venue closes. Your agents don't.
A coordinated team bound to your venue's live data and the street around it. Ask one question in plain language; the coordinator routes it to the right specialist and hands back one answer — with the work already done.
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23:41
Bite — the coordinator
Runs the team. You ask one question — he routes it to the right specialist and hands back one answer. No dashboards to learn.
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02:14
David — market & competitor
Where you stand against the street: competitor menus, prices, offers, review themes, positioning. Read nightly.
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03:30
Mei — offer strategist
What to feature, bundle, or push — your menu as a selling tool, grounded in live market prices.
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04:22
Elena — copy & brand voice
Captions, dish descriptions, ad copy in your voice. Drafts options; you approve. Never publishes alone.
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05:58
Bruno — chef & food expert
Dish ideas, seasonal angles, what makes a plate worth talking about — grounded in your pantry.
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06:00
Lucia — performance analyst
What's working in plain numbers: what guests open, when you're busy, what's climbing. Three signals every morning.
What actually changes
Marketing after service, alone
- The only person thinking about your marketing is you, at 23:40, after a double.
- You find out a rival launched a lunch set when your Tuesday goes quiet.
- Writing a caption takes twenty minutes you do not have, so the post never goes out.
- Nobody remembers what you tried in March or whether it worked.
- An agency costs more per month than your rent and still asks you what to post.
A team that works the night shift
- You ask one question in plain words and get one answer, with the work already done.
- The street is read overnight. A rival's new offer reaches you with a counter attached.
- Captions, replies and offers arrive written in your voice, waiting for a yes.
- Your own history is re-read every night and written down, so nothing is forgotten.
- It costs less than one shift of a marketing junior, and it never sleeps.
How it works
You talk to one coordinator. Behind him a specialist team reads your data and your street, every night, and brings back things you can act on.
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You ask like you would text a friend
"What should I push this weekend?" No dashboard to learn, no filters to set. The coordinator works out who on the team should answer and comes back with one reply, not six.
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They read your own history first
Every night the team re-reads what your venue actually did — the dishes guests open, the posts that worked, what your reviews keep saying — and writes down what the numbers show. Day ninety knows things day one could not.
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Then they read the street
The competitors you name get read too: their menus, their prices, their offers, what their guests complain about. Not a report — the difference between them and you, and what to do about it.
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Everything comes as a draft
An offer, a caption, a reply to a review. Written in your voice, ready to send, and waiting. Nothing goes out on its own — the yes is always yours.
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You set the pace
Every recurring job — the morning read, the competitor watch, the weekly plan — runs at a rhythm you choose, up to the fastest your plan allows. Turn any of it off and it stays off.
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You can read every note they hold
The notes the team keeps about your venue are on a page you can open. If one is wrong you can see it is wrong, instead of wondering why the advice feels off.
Which plan it comes with
The whole team is on the free plan. Paying moves the rhythm from weekly to daily and gives them more to work with.
- Free The full team, the nightly read of your own history, and one competitor watched. Enough credits to use it properly, not just look at it.
- Essential Three competitors and roughly ten times the working credits — enough that asking a question stops being a decision.
- Plus Eight competitors, read every day instead of every week, and the studio work that turns an answer into a finished post.
What you would otherwise pay for
- A marketing agency retainer that still asks you what to post this week.
- A part-time social manager who works your hours, not the night.
- The competitor research nobody has time to do, so nobody does it.
Every draft waits for your approval — the team never publishes on its own.
The rest of the growth stack
The 24-hour agent team — live tonight.
No card, no setup call. Start free and the agents pick it up on their next shift.
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