Automation service · Revenue
AI automation and agent services
The story
The author says the team earned more than $96,000 in cumulative AI service revenue from businesses, primarily delivering with n8n. It later stopped using n8n and substantially reduced GoHighLevel use, shifting to agents connected to client tools with configured tasks and schedules.
The video description gives one client example priced at $2,000 per month with about $150 in running expenses, and demonstrates setting up a client in Orbit's agency mode. The $150 covers the described running expenses, while other delivery costs are unspecified.
The post also promotes an Orbit discount and partner program. Historical service revenue belongs to the team overall. Orbit's own product revenue is undisclosed.
Source excerpt
New video is up: The End of Agencies As We Know Them Agencies are going through their third shift. - Phase 1 was GoHighLevel. You sold…
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- What was delivered
Building business automations, then moving toward scheduled AI agents.
- Customers
Business clients buying AI automation services.
Lessons and acquisition
The author shifted delivery from building individual workflows toward connecting client tools and scheduling agents, and shared a single-client pricing and running-cost example.
Costs, risks and open questions
The historical reporting period is unknown, and additional costs beyond the $150 running expense are unspecified. The post includes product promotion and partner recruitment.
Tools and topics
- n8n
- GoHighLevel
- Orbit
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