Agenity is an AI integration and digital agency. We build the website, run the marketing, connect the tools you already pay for, and put virtual employees powered by AI on your phones, your chat and your follow-up — then we stay on it so it keeps working.
Nobody has shown you where it fits in your business — your phones, your schedule, your follow-up, your paperwork. Generic advice doesn't survive contact with a real week.
The CRM, the booking calendar, the inbox, the spreadsheet somebody keeps on their desktop. The work is in the gaps between them, and that's where the hours go.
You have a business to run. Figuring out which tools are real, wiring them together and keeping them running is a job — and it isn't yours.
That is the entire job here. We find where AI actually pays for itself in your business, build it, train it on how you work, connect it to what you already use — and then we keep running it. You don't learn a new platform. You don't manage it. You tell us what should be easier, and we go make it easier.
Most agencies do one slice and hand you off for the rest. We build the pieces, we connect them, and we're the ones you call when something needs to change.
We map where the time and the money leak out, then automate it — intake, follow-up, scheduling, reporting, the handoffs between the tools you already pay for.
How it works →Virtual employees powered by AI who answer the phone, talk to your website visitors, book appointments, chase leads and brief you every morning. Trained on your business, not a script.
Meet Jasmine →The same models everyone reads about, pointed at your actual work — your documents, your pricing, your process — with training so your people use them instead of avoiding them.
What that looks like →A site built to win business — and behind it, logins, booking, payments, client portals and custom apps for the part of your business no off-the-shelf tool covers.
See the work →Paid social and search, landing pages, and the follow-up behind them. Most agencies stop at the lead. We stop when the appointment is on the calendar.
See the numbers →AI presenters and avatars for ads, explainers, onboarding and outreach — written, generated and edited here. New version in a day, not a reshoot in a month.
How we use it →Before anything gets built, we sit down and find the parts of the week that repeat: the same questions, the same forms, the same chasing, the same report somebody rebuilds every Monday. Those are the parts AI is actually good at.
Jasmine is the first of the virtual employees we build. She answers the phone, talks to people on your website, books appointments, follows up with leads that went cold and tells you every morning what matters. She's trained on your business — your services, your prices, your rules — and she's backed by real people here who fix what needs fixing.
The world's leading AI models are extraordinary and almost nobody at a local business is getting anything out of them, because a blank box is not a tool. We point them at your actual work and teach your people how to use them on a Tuesday.
"Write the follow-up for the three consults that didn't book yesterday, in our tone, and reference what each of them actually asked about."
That is the difference between having access to AI and having it set up. One of those takes twenty minutes of prompting. The other is a button.
Most small-business sites are a brochure that nobody reads. The ones we build answer questions, book appointments, take payments and hand the visitor to Jasmine when they'd rather just talk to someone.




We run paid social and search, build the landing pages they land on, and wire the follow-up behind them — so a lead that comes in at 9pm on a Sunday gets answered at 9pm on a Sunday. That last part is why the numbers look different.
One boutique gym. 216 leads on $1,968 of ad spend — $9.11 a lead, straight out of Meta Ads Manager. Her budget has been $25 a day for the last two months, the campaign is still running, and she has asked us to pause it three times because she couldn't keep up with the business it was bringing in.
A presenter who never needs a studio, a crew or a reshoot. We write it, generate it, edit it and ship it — and when the offer changes, we change the video instead of scheduling another shoot.
Not a subscription you're handed and left to configure. We build the thing, for your business, the way your business actually runs.
On your services, your pricing, your rules and the way you want people spoken to. It gets better every month because somebody is working on it.
To the CRM, the calendar, the phones and the tools you already pay for. One system, not six that almost talk to each other.
You call a person. Not a ticket queue. When something needs to change, it changes that week — usually that day.
It's the right question, and the honest answer depends entirely on what your week looks like. So ask Jasmine — she'll walk you through it for your trade — or book twenty minutes with us and we'll tell you straight whether there's enough here to be worth your money.
Twenty minutes on what your week actually looks like and where it leaks. No deck. If there's nothing here worth paying for, we'll say so.
What we'd build, in what order, what it costs and what it should return. Written down, so you can hold us to it.
The site, the campaigns, the automations, your virtual employee. You review it before anyone outside the business sees it.
It goes live, we watch it, and we keep improving it. You tell us what should be easier. No contracts — we keep it worth staying for.
Twenty minutes. We'll tell you straight whether there's enough here to be worth your money.
One thing that should be easier than it is. We'll tell you straight whether we can help.