Every web agency. Yours especially.
The AI web agency, plugged into yours. Solo or a team of hundreds, it learns your services, your rates and your brand, then does the work the way you would. Not a new way of working. More of yours.
Free. No card. See what your AI agency would do before you sign up.
You can't get ahead of your clients while you're buried in the work.
Now you can.
Maybe a fifth of your week is design, code or strategy. The rest is the work around the work: onboarding, chasing, re-explaining scope, digging feedback out of voice memos. There are only so many hours in a week.
The agencies that get ahead simply have more people: someone on follow-up, someone holding the detail, someone checking work before it ships. And a team is now something you can plug in.
Your AI agency does the work. And shows its thinking.
Hand over the work, or ask what the work should be. The team reads the client's business first, then makes the change and tells you why.
Claro, the project manager, hands each job to the right specialist, and every job becomes a task with a record. Nothing gets done off the books. So:
- The monthly report fills itself.
- Anything that goes wrong can be traced.
- Everything that went right feeds the next decision.
The why is what you take to the client.
Why: it says what you do, where you are, and how fast. In the words people actually search for.
Claro read the brief, delegated to Lexi
9:02
Lexi drafted the line, reasoning attached
9:14
You approved the new line
11:40
Something breaks quietly on a client site, and you are the one who noticed.
The expired certificate. The form that stopped sending. Atarim watches for what drifts, and runs the routine the way good agencies do: backup before update, check-in before the client asks, report before the invoice.
The only reason these don't happen is time. Point Atarim at a client site and it builds that client's plan: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, sized to a budget you set. You approve it and decide what waits for you.
And the care plan is just the floor. The same team designs, writes, builds pages, repairs code and ships, across everything on your books.
Meet your team.
Six specialists, one for each discipline an agency runs on: the Inner Circle. Talk to them like colleagues. They work like them.
There are AI tools. Then there's the AI agency.
Every AI tool is one person and one chat. What you decide scrolls away. Nothing becomes a task, nothing leaves a trail, nothing happens unless you ask. Fine for a question. Not how client work gets done.
Atarim thinks in tasks, approvals, pitches and workflows. When a specialist picks up work, it becomes a task you can see, question and redirect. And nobody waits to be asked.
Already built your own rig with Claude and a rules file? Good. It proves you believe in where this goes. But your rig runs on one site, when you remember to start it. Atarim runs across your whole book on its own. You built the engine. We brought the fleet.
AI tools answer questions. Atarim runs your whole client book, like a real team.
Your clients see your agency, never ours.
Your clients don't have to change a thing. They email you like they always have, and it lands as work. Everything ships under your brand.
Or open the door when you choose: a workspace with your name on it, where clients ask, watch the work, and even self-serve the easy bits with the same team, inside your guardrails. You control exactly what they can see and do. Or skip it all and just send the report.
And nothing reaches a client without your okay.
The mobile booking form loses visitors at the last step.
Found in the weekly sweep. Fix scoped: rebuild the final step, retest on mobile. 2.5 team-hours.
Walk in with the work already shaped.
On a cadence you set, the Upsell Machine combs your whole client book for work worth doing. It scopes each find, prices it at your rate, and files it as a ticket, ready to pitch. The small stuff stops quietly becoming free.
Nothing gets sold for you. You present, you decide, and no client sees a suggestion until you do. The conversation just starts from a stronger place than a blank page.
Delegation, not supervision.
You don't hire someone and then check everything they do. You brief them, set what they can do alone and what they must bring to you, and leave them to it. This works the same way. Tight on the work you're precious about, loose on the rest, and move the dial as trust builds.
In your own words.
"I'm good at SEO, so don't put AI-slop blog posts on my clients' sites, bring writing to me. I'm not great at design, so do your best there. But a blog post a week sounds great, go for it."
How one agency set their guardrails, more or less word for word.
Past the limit, the work routes to your team with the full picture, instead of stranding the client at a dead end.
And when work goes live, there are four ways back.
Element level
Every changed button, heading or block stores its original. One click puts it back.
Page level
Pages are held in version control, and native WordPress revisions are respected on every builder.
Plugin level
Updates keep a copy of the working version first, so any plugin rolls back to what was running.
Site level
Full backups before anything consequential, through JetBackup, restorable even from a fatal error.
Not software. Your own plan, running.
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Atarim studies your agency, shows you what it learned, and rebrands itself as you. Before you sign up.
Add your first client
The team works out what that client needs, then builds their plan: daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Itemised, waiting.
Turn it on
Start free, no card, no time limit. One flat plan switches the whole thing on.
You set a budget per client, so the month cannot run away from you. One flat plan covers your client book, and every workflow shows its cost before it runs.
Run the agency you always dreamed of.
Paste your agency's URL. Your AI agency learns what you do, then shows you what it would do about it. Before you've given us anything.