AI first doesn't mean buying one more tool. It means AI inside your processes and an agent next to every person: the 90% of tasks that add no value disappears, and what's left gets done ten times over.
15 minutes. We tell you straight away if your team can do 10x.
Where the potential goes
of daily tasks add no value
Chasing contacts, retyping data, updating statuses. Work AI does better, and never gets bored doing it.
months for new hires to reach full speed
And in the meantime you take time away from the people already there.
what a person who became a 10Human puts out
When the day goes to the work you picked them for.
A salesperson shouldn't be sending 800 identical emails. They should be the best in the room when they meet the client.
What it actually means
"We use AI" is something everyone says now. Almost always it means one of the first two.
AI in secret
Someone uses ChatGPT and tells nobody. Their own work comes out a little faster, but the process is identical: the week they're on holiday, the company is back to what it was.
AI bought
An AI tool in the stack, paid per seat. Three weeks later nobody opens it, because it asks people to work somewhere other than where the work happens.
AI first
The process is designed around the agents, not the other way round. Every person has one, inside the tools they already use: that is where they become a 10Human.
The first two are everywhere. Only the third moves a number.
An ordinary day
A day in numbers
Not promises: this is what a single person delivers once their work has become AI first.
By hand, today, they manage a fraction of it.
By hand, today, they manage a fraction of it.
By hand, today, they manage a fraction of it.
The bill for one more person
2,2× the salary. The same budget makes the company AI first, not just one headcount bigger.
What not being AI first costs youWhat we build
Prospects, follow-ups and pipeline sit with ONIT, our business CRM with AI built in. The seller keeps the deal.
The agent runs campaigns, budgets and reports, every day. Your person keeps the idea, the one thing no AI can have for them.
Stock, reorders and priorities arrive already proposed on real orders. Automated digital operations instead of a spreadsheet.
The agent pulls the numbers and writes the report for your investors. The CFO keeps the reading and the call.
Need something else? We look at which tasks eat your team's time and make those AI first too, one process at a time.
The other 16 hours
A company produces for eight hours out of twenty-four. In the other sixteen the inbox fills up, leads go cold, requests wait. Agents don't: they qualify, prepare and write while your people rest.
the hours your company produces today
the hours everything sits still
the hours an agent works
In the morning the team doesn't start from zero. It starts from work already done.
Make the other sixteen hours AI first tooHow you become AI first
A company doesn't become AI first through an eighteen-month project: it gets there one process at a time. No pyramids of juniors, no generic software to configure. First working version in weeks, on your data, with a metric agreed before we start.
Half a day with the people doing the work. Not a discovery phase.
One metric. Without it, 10x is just a promise.
Working version in weeks, then iterations on real use.
Same metric, new number, in writing. If the multiplier isn't there, we say so. Then we move to the next process.
10x, measured
Illustrative example, not a real client
a week on qualifying leads by hand
average time to first reply
a week, the agent handles the rest
average time to first reply
Same people, now 10Humans. Nine times faster on the first reply.
For startups
We build the product, software and IoT, in exchange for a 1% to 5% stake. You only pay for infrastructure.
It's the opposite. AI takes the tasks that add no value, people get back what they're good at: relationships, judgement, creativity, decisions. Nobody leaves the company, everyone becomes a 10Human.
With one process, the one bleeding the most hours. We make it AI first in weeks, we measure it, then we move to the next one. No company-wide transformation to announce.
Weeks for the first version, not months, and the metric moves inside the same quarter. If a project needs eighteen months we're not the right partner, and we'll tell you.
We price on value, not on day rates: a share of the value we unlock, or a subscription on the product. We settle it after the first call.
On servers in Europe, in Frankfurt, or on your own systems. We decide before writing a line of code.
No. The model providers we use do not train on API traffic, and it is written into our contract with them. What passes through the agents stays yours and stays where we agreed: it feeds no model, ours or anyone else's.
No. AI first doesn't mean changing your stack: the agents work inside your business CRM, your inbox and the systems you already run. If something really has to go we'll tell you, but that is not where you start.
We do. AI does get things wrong, and the point is not to pretend otherwise — it is to notice before the customer does. Agents send nothing outside the company without an explicit permission, every action stays in a log you can re-read, and where the risk is high a person has the last word.
Write to hello@10human.com and a person answers, within one working day. There is no ticket bouncing between three tiers: whoever answers is whoever built it.
Tell us in two lines where your company stands, or tap the bubble and say it out loud, and the assistant fills it in while you talk. We come back with something concrete: which process to make AI first first, and what changes for the people working inside it.
