What are AI growth agents and how do they work?
Five AI agents trained on your strategy that execute outreach, content, project management, sales, and coaching daily.
At the Team tier ($2,000/mo), you get five AI agents trained on your complete strategy, ICPs, and messaging. These aren't chatbots. They're specialized contributors that execute daily on your behalf, each drawing from the 20+ artifacts the Navigator builds with you.
The Outreach agent writes and manages cold email campaigns. It knows your ICP, your messaging, and your offer. It drafts personalized emails based on the prospect's situation, manages follow-up sequences, and adapts the messaging based on what's working. The emails it writes reference your buyer's specific pain and your specific solution because it's drawing from your ICP Cheat Sheet and Revenue Action Scripts, not a generic template.
The Content agent produces LinkedIn posts, articles, and social content in your voice. It draws from your Messaging Blueprint to ensure every post connects back to your offer and positioning. It rotates between content pillars (offer clarity, founder stories, industry-specific pain, contrarian takes) and produces content that sounds like your best writing day, every day.
The EA/PM agent handles scheduling, project coordination, and task management. It tracks deadlines, sends reminders, and keeps your operating rhythm running. For founders who spend 5 to 10 hours per week on coordination tasks, this agent gives that time back.
The Sales Management agent tracks your pipeline, follows up with prospects, and surfaces deals that need attention. It monitors your scorecard metrics and flags when pipeline conversations drop, when follow-ups are overdue, or when a deal has gone cold. It's the sales manager most founder-led businesses can't afford to hire.
The Coach agent guides your team through the same framework the Navigator uses. It conducts check-ins, surfaces bottlenecks, and helps team members work through offer clarity, messaging, and process questions without pulling the founder into every conversation.
A chatbot responds to prompts. An agent executes from strategy. The difference is context depth. A chatbot writing a LinkedIn post starts from whatever you type into the prompt box. The Content agent starts from your Narrative Map, your ICP profile, your Messaging Blueprint, your positioning matrix, and the voice patterns from every asset you've built. The output reflects that depth.
This is also why the Team tier requires Core or Pro as a foundation. The agents need the strategic artifacts to function. Without the offer statement, ICP Cheat Sheet, and Messaging Blueprint, they'd be no better than a generic tool. With 20+ artifacts of context, they're producing work at a level that would take a human team member weeks to reach.
$2,000/mo for five contributors. The equivalent in human hires would be $15,000 to $25,000 per month for an outreach specialist, content writer, executive assistant, sales coordinator, and team coach. Even at junior levels. The Team tier gives you senior-level execution at the cost of one part-time contractor. That's the positioning: five new team members for the price of one.
Founders who have validated their offer and are ready to scale execution. Expert entrepreneurs productizing their knowledge. Service business owners who want AI agents trained on their actual strategy doing outreach, content, sales management, and coaching on their behalf. If you're still building the offer foundation, start with Core. If the foundation is locked and you need execution at scale, Team is the tier that makes it happen. See the full tier breakdown.