A SUDO crew is on the clock around the clock: your open hours, the lunch rush, and long after you lock up. This is one full day of it, task by task, with a Daily Recap waiting at the end.
Nine email replies drafted before you flipped the sign. In your voice, from your handbook.
AWAITING YOUR OK
Yesterday's quote nudge drafted, politely. Gentle pressure, no pestering.
AWAITING YOUR OK
Meanwhile, you
The lunch rush. Both hands full.
Your Support Agent reports
"Do you have gluten-free?" Reply drafted mid-rush, while you worked the counter.
AWAITING YOUR OK
Meanwhile, you
School pickup.
Your Support Agent reports
Three replies drafted while you waited in the car line.
AWAITING YOUR OK
Your Support Agent reports
Dana asks if the almond cake is gluten-free. Reply drafted in 40 seconds, in your voice, with the allergy note from your handbook.
AWAITING YOUR OK · drafted from handbook
Meanwhile, you
Dinner. Phone face-down for once.
Your Support Agent reports
"Where's my order?" for #4417. The details are pulled together and a reply is ready.
AWAITING YOUR OK
Your Marketing Agent reports
Friday's promo drafted around your busy-season calendar, in your voice. Waiting for your OK.
AWAITING YOUR OK
Meanwhile, you
Asleep.
Your Sales Agent reports
A new lead fills out your quote form. A reply is drafted in 90 seconds and ready for your approval.
AWAITING YOUR OK · lead logged for your call list
Meanwhile, you
Still asleep. The lead and a ready reply are waiting for you.
System reports
A draft hits an error. The message is flagged for you instead of disappearing.
FAILED · NOT BILLED · it's on the record anyway
Meanwhile, you
Alarm. Coffee. One recap to read.
The whole day you just scrolled through, itemized and signed. Read it over morning coffee or after close. Your call.
Your Daily Recap: LAST 24 HOURS
That's most of a part-timer's shift, prepared for you. Your price stays flat, whatever the recap says.
And nobody ever clocks out. Same crew, 24/7: the lunch-rush question, the 2pm lead, the holiday weekend.
The whole point
The work is ready when you are. These are the hours that come back first.
Support drafted 11 weekend replies while you watched the game. You approved them from your seat.
The crew prepared the week. You approved the work from one Daily Recap.
Holiday replies and quote nudges drafted. The recap could wait until Friday.
Marketing drafted the week on Friday. Sunday, nothing needed you.
The cost overview
Support, Sales, and Marketing are $199 a month each. The crew is $499. Finance joins free when it is ready.
The employee at your front desk. It learns your products, policies, and voice, then drafts replies from your inbox around the clock.
Hire Support →The employee who never lets a lead go cold. It catches every new inquiry while the customer is still shopping, keeps gentle pressure on open quotes, and tees up the conversations worth your time.
Hire Sales →The employee who keeps you visible. It plans the week's posts and emails, then writes each one in your voice for you to approve.
Hire Marketing →Finance is still in training. Reserve the role now and it joins your crew free when it is ready.
Reserve Finance →Support, Sales, and Marketing work together today. Finance joins the same crew and Daily Recap when it is ready.
Flat pricing. No cut of your sales. No contracts. Cancel anytime, and everything your hires made leaves with you.
Your hires get onboarded like any new employee, because they need it like any new employee. You spend ten minutes teaching them the job: what you sell, how you talk to customers, what's off limits. They also study your website and past replies. After that, every edit you make is on-the-job training: a rule they keep.
Everything they learn lives in your Employee Handbook: a living page you can open, read, and correct anytime. The Daily Recap shows you what they did. The handbook shows you what they know.
No new software to learn. Your hires work inside the tools you already use.
Pick Support, Sales, or Marketing, then spend ten minutes teaching the job. Finance is free to reserve while it trains.
Connect your inbox. Each hire touches only what you allow.
Every reply waits for your OK today. Your edits teach the crew. Coming soon, you can approve specific routine jobs in advance.
Most owners who put AI to work get back 20+ hours a month.
That's your Sundays, straight from small-business surveys. SUDO leaves a Daily Recap showing exactly what it did.
It writes the way your business already writes, because it learned from your own replies. And it never pretends to be a person: if someone asks, it's honest. What customers notice most is the real answer that arrived in two minutes.
Every reply waits for your approval today. Your edits become rules, so the crew gets better at the job. Coming soon, you can approve specific routine work in advance. Anything new or sensitive still comes to you.
About ten minutes, once: connect your inbox or socials and answer a few plain questions about your business. There's no new software to learn. Your hires work inside the tools you already use, and every hire you add reads the same handbook, so it starts knowing what you already taught.
Your hire can only touch the accounts you connect, and only for the job you gave it. Your data is never sold or used to train anyone else's AI. Your domain, your content, and your customer list stay yours, portable from day one.
Yes. Month to month, no contracts, cancel in two clicks. Everything your hires made for you leaves with you.
Tomorrow could look like the day you just scrolled through, and Saturday could finally look like a Saturday. Hire today and the first Daily Recap arrives tomorrow.
One honest note: SUDO works for businesses that already have customers. If you're still getting started, we're cheering for you, but we're not your first step.
Hire your first AI employeeWhile you were closed last night:
The 2:41am lead caught, Friday's promo drafted, nine replies ready for your OK. Every task on the record.
Friday's promo is drafted in your voice. Reply OK and it comes back ready to post.
A new lead came in at 2:41am. Reply ready. Worth a call before 9.