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For AI agency founders who are tired of winging delivery. Frameworks, teardowns, and templates from 100+ shipped builds.

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Hiring 3 AI developers with software engineering background monthly salary is between $3000 to $5000
Hiring 3 AI developers with software engineering background monthly salary is between $3000 to $5000 Preferred: Iran, LATAM, East European countries Contact WhatsApp: +15512794720
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Hi Divine, saw you were hiring three AI developers. If the seats aren't all filled yet, we can take client builds under your brand while you recruit. We're a UK-led team with engineers in India, and we cover integrations, testing and handover, so your team isn't left supporting something nobody documented. Did you fill the roles, or is delivery still the bottleneck? If it's still the bottleneck, this is how we scope a first build: https://scope.mattisconsulting.com
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AI Voice Agents: US vs. UAE Market, Compliance & Pricing Models?
Hey everyone, My team and I are currently scaling our AI voice infrastructure offering, primarily doing inbound/outbound telecalling for real estate, clinics, and education sectors. We’ve been closing blocks of 1K to 5K calls, but as we expand our outreach into the US and UAE markets, I’d love to get the community’s perspective on a few operational bottlenecks. 1. Market & Closing Rates We are shifting our focus to US Real Estate Wholesalers and UAE (Dubai) Off-Plan brokerages because of their massive "speed-to-lead" issues. - What is a realistic closing rate you are seeing right now when pitching voice agents to these specific niches via cold email or LinkedIn? - Are you finding more traction offering purely inbound (lead qualification) or outbound (database reactivation)? 2. The Pricing Dilemma: Flat-Rate vs. Per-Minute Standard orchestrators (Vapi, Retell, etc.) run on a per-minute ticking clock. We’ve found this scares off clients with high-volume, 5-to-10-minute calls because it bleeds their margins. We recently switched our pitch to a flat-rate credit model (bundling AI compute + telephony per connected call, regardless of duration). - Has anyone else successfully moved away from per-minute billing? - What pricing structure is encountering the least friction for you right now? 3. The Compliance Minefield (Especially UAE) We all know US TCPA laws are strict, but the UAE recently passed massive fines for cold calling without Do Not Call Registry (DNCR) scrubbing, alongside state-level VoIP blocks. - How are you handling the liability? Do you strictly force the client to use their own Twilio/telephony accounts to shift the legal liability, or do you white-label the routing and absorb the compliance risk? - Are you refusing cold-outreach campaigns entirely and only building "Warm Lead Follow-up" (Meta ad opt-ins) to stay safe? Would appreciate any insights from those actively deploying in these regions!
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Hi Gopi, on scale, the model is rarely what breaks. It's concurrency limits, calls dropping during transfers, and nobody noticing when a flow quietly stops booking. We build voice agents with booking, routing and the follow-up email and owner summary afterwards. Here's one handling a dental booking call: https://www.loom.com/share/5f1d26be6f3b40d6ae6a1a299bd2fd68 On the systems we run we add monitoring that checks the result actually happened, not just that the service is up, because "running but doing nothing" is the failure that costs money. Are you still choosing between Vapi and Retell, or is the platform settled and it's reliability you need now?
Urgent Guys
Hi everyone We have a client who owns a home health care business and they are using SwyftOps as their CRM but the issue is we cannot use SwyftOps in any automation they do't have public apis to use so tell me guys if you have any solution to this problem i don't want to lose this client
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Hi Hussain, a CRM with no API usually isn't a dead end. It depends what it does have: exports, email notifications, webhooks, a web form, or a login we can automate carefully. Most of the time one of those is enough to get the important workflow running without rebuilding the client's whole setup. Is this still open? If it is, what's the one thing that has to work first? Something like a new lead coming in, the status updating and the owner getting notified. Tell me that and which of the above SwyftOps gives you, and I'll say whether it's a quick job or a bigger one.
HIRING!!!
We are the largest active AAA agency in Turkey. We are a team of 6 people. We acquired +150 new clients in 2 days and we are looking for the last 1 teammate because we cannot handle the demand. I have to say this from the very beginning: This is not something you think you can experience. If you are not good with the following tools, I have to turn you away without offense. Please don't read on if you are not confident, not cooked and not hungry to get rich. Because we need to work fast and at a fast pace. We need to complete and send the system in a few hours. Read below and if you think you can go for it, just comment down below or DM me from Instagram (@noborabekar) --- We’re hiring an AI Systems Builder — someone who combines no-code mastery, AI architecture sense, and a get-shit-done attitude to create automation and intelligence across the company. You’ll build systems that help our teams think faster, act smarter, and remove operational bottlenecks — not just automate workflows, but rethink them entirely. 🚧 What You’ll Actually Do Design and build AI agents and workflows that replace internal operations Use tools like n8n, Airtable, Webhooks, LangChain-style logic, GPTs, VAPI, and vector DBs Identify internal bottlenecks (e.g. reporting, manual decision points, ops chaos) and build intelligent systems around them Set up automated reporting, Slack agents, async assistants, and internal tools Integrate multiple tools — WhatsApp, Stripe, Slack, Webflow, Notion, Meta Ads, Looker Studio, Typeform, etc. Own everything from idea to delivery — you spot problems, propose systems, and ship them Continuously test and evolve AI workflows as models and tools advance 🧠 What You Bring Proven experience building AI-based internal systems, not just prompting Familiarity with LLM architecture, agents, memory, API chaining, tool calling, etc. Hands-on skills with no-code tools: n8n, VAPI, Airtable, etc. You’re comfortable debugging APIs, testing webhooks, using developer docs
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Hi Bora, we do exactly this for agencies. We build under your brand, your client never hears our name, and we take it from integration through testing to a handover your team can support. One of our partner agencies had a client dashboard go live last week that we built end to end under their name. If you're still stretched, send over the first build you want covered and I'll tell you honestly whether it fits. This form is how we scope it so nobody wastes a call: https://scope.mattisconsulting.com
Looking for An AI Developer
I’m looking for someone who can build me an AI to automate intake for my company.
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Hi @Elise Byrne, this is the kind of work we do. We've built voice agents that pick up the call, ask the qualifying questions, book or route the caller, and then send the follow-up email and a summary to the owner. Here's one taking a real booking call for a dental clinic: https://www.loom.com/share/5f1d26be6f3b40d6ae6a1a299bd2fd68 What yours should do depends on a few things. What does your company do, and what makes a prospect a good fit? Roughly how many calls do you get in a week? And where should the lead end up, a CRM, a spreadsheet or your inbox?
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White-label fulfilment partner for AI agencies. I ship sold client builds in 45 days with scope control, integrations, QA. skool.com/mattisconsulting

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