Hi everyone! Jesse here 👋 I’m currently focused on learning and building AI voice agents for appointment booking and receptionist-style workflows, with the goal of deploying practical solutions for service-based businesses. I’m intentionally starting with one lane so I can build strong fundamentals, learn what works in production, and avoid common beginner mistakes. I joined this community to learn from experienced builders, get feedback as I build, and grow my technical depth in voice agents and automation. Looking forward to learning from everyone here!

Hey everyone! I’m based in the U.S. and enjoy learning new AI skills for fun. I recently decided to start building a business that helps small businesses with AI-powered call answering, so I joined this community to learn, connect, and collaborate with others who are working on similar ideas.

Happy New Years from Australia! Wishing everyone the best for 2026, let's crush it 💪 Drop some new years GIFS down below 👇

Hi everyone, I’d love to hear how experienced builders and agency owners approach pricing AI agent services when each project has different requirements. Specifically: - How do you factor in complexity (simple task agents vs multi-step workflows)? - Do you price differently based on the tools involved (LLMs, APIs, CRMs, automation platforms, vector DBs, voice, etc.)? - How do you separate setup/build cost from ongoing management, hosting, and maintenance? - Do you prefer one-time fees, monthly retainers, or hybrid models for managed agents? I’m trying to build a pricing structure that’s fair, scalable, and easy for clients to understand—without underpricing advanced automation work. Would really appreciate insights, frameworks, or examples that have worked well for you. Thanks in advance.

Guys what do I deliver to my client? For an Ai agent, do I build a custom dashboard? Or do I use a third party CRM? If so, what do you recommend?