FullHouse: Hire 9 AI agents to run your marketing. Pay per use.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built a Marketing platform in Florida. Most of my clients are roofers, pool guys, med spas, lawn crews — businesses with fewer than twenty people. Every one of them had been quoted $3,000–$4,000/month by an agency. And I finally sat down and worked out where that money actually goes: about $600 to software, about $2,000 to a 24-year-old account manager juggling eleven clients, and the rest to an office the client will never visit. Meanwhile somebody calls that business at 7:15 on a Tuesday night and gets a voicemail. That didn't change. They just paid four grand for it not to change. So I built FullHouse around one rule: you pay for what actually happens. Maya answers your reviews — $25 for 100 replies. One time, not monthly. James answers your phone 24/7, books the appointment, texts the confirmation — $0.20/min. A two-minute call costs forty cents. David sends a campaign to your list — $29. Per send. Priya runs cold outbound — $99/campaign. Sarah posts across seven platforms — $25/mo. Olivia watches your competitors and tells you when they run a promo. Everything runs off a shared Business Brain — real facts about the business, so Maya's review reply names the actual technician and the actual service, not "we value your feedback." The part I care most about: the agents work whether the owner logs in or not. Content gets drafted overnight. The phone gets answered at 2am. The owner's job is to say yes, no, or ignore — never to initiate. Business owners don't need another dashboard to learn. Also just shipped: full websites with a real CMS for $999 — you own it, you edit it, you never email a developer again. I'm here all day. Two things I'd genuinely love input on: 1) Agencies — would you white-label this? Wholesale rate, your brand, your domain, your margin. 2) What's the one marketing task you'd hand off tomorrow and never think about again?

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3d ago

The "approve or skip" toggle feels like the right amount of trust without giving up control. Love that each agent has a name, it makes reviewing their work way less cold than a faceless dashboard.

1d ago