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?

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Hi everyone! I'm Lila, a newbie in the AI ​​field who wants to start a freelance business. I'm exploring services like AI content creation, automation, and prompt engineering for niche clients. Can't wait to learn from your experiences, get practical tips, and share my progress along the way!

I recently got banned in my linkedin profile, and I also can't do the verification thing to get back access to my linkedin profile as I am not 16 yet(will be in 5 mo) so in the mean time i wanted to still do some lead gen. I was thinking of cool less calling as it is the cheapest and that's also the place where most of he people in my niche will be available. Just wanted to ask, is it a good idea or is there some other method? ( I target financial firms, and the C-suite lvl people tend to be in their phones most of the time). I also would love if you have any tips. Cheers