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Agentmelt is a business automation studio that sells ready-made automations for the work that repeats — invoices, onboarding, lead follow-up, support, reporting — and installs them in the client's own tools (n8n, Make, Zapier or code); clients own everything. Solo professionals and the teams that own a process (accounts payable, support, HR) buy one-time packages by role: a free workflow template, a kit for $49, an install for $249, the full package for $490, each credited against the next for 30 days. A free automated audit turns three sentences about the work that repeats into a one-page plan with one option and its price, in minutes; there is no call at any step. Managed automations ($197–297 per month per process) and custom builds (from $2,000) are offered only when the plan names a reason the standard version will not fit.
Who it is for
Operations, finance, sales and support teams with a process that repeats daily. Three sentences, a written plan in minutes, then a team package, a managed automation or — only when the plan says so — a custom build in your stack.
Custom business automationSolo professionalsReal-estate agents, recruiters, executive assistants, lawyers, accountants. Three blueprints per role, sold as a kit, an install or the full package — one-time, installed in the tools you already pay for.
Role packagesHow we work
Every engagement automates one job end to end before touching the next. Half-automated processes create more work than they remove.
Workflow files, prompts and documentation live in your accounts. If you leave, everything keeps running.
Managed automations are $197–297 a month, custom builds start at $2,000, role packages are $49 / $249 / $490. The numbers are on the site so you can decide before a call.
Every automation we install starts in approval mode and has a place where uncertain items go to a human. Nothing sends to your customers without your say-so.
Founder
Max Zeshut founded Agentmelt and is on every engagement: he reviews every plan that goes out, installs the packages and signs off each build. He built and shipped his own products before Agentmelt, including ppl.studio and Marketinque, and he is the named author of everything published on the site.
That is deliberate: the person who reviews your plan is the person who installs it and signs off the build. No account manager between you and the work, no call to sit through, and no quote that changes after the plan.

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Have a process in mind?
Three sentences on the work that repeats. In minutes you have the plan: the process to automate first, the rung, the price. Or write to [email protected].