Always-on AI agents that take your company's standing jobs and hand the work back finished every day: triage, follow-ups, reports, monitoring, the books.
You pay for the seconds it worked.
6,016 runs on today's sheet
THE INFRASTRUCTURE UNDER EVERY AGENT
MAKE A HIRE
Hire your first agent.
Each agent owns one standing job. Hired once, on shift every day after, no prompting. Pick a hire and watch a single pass: every step, the lane it used, and the fraction of a cent it spent.
- read the week · six channels, spend and return$0.0003
- found the winners · email 6.8x, search 4.2x$0.0005
- caught display under water · 0.8x on $310$0.0004
- drafted next week's plan · budget follows the winners$0.0006
- wrote three posts in your voice · spend moves only on your word$0.0010
Your click starts it and your words pick it; the transcript is a recording of a real fixture run, not a live model call.
A team that never sleeps, never forgets, never quits.
Every agent you hire takes one standing job and does it every day, on time, without being asked. Point them at the recurring work and it stops being anyone's problem.
The chief of staff
Reads every inbox, surfaces the four things that matter, drafts the replies for the rest.
Continuous
The analyst
Pulls the numbers each morning, flags what moved, and writes the summary you'd have asked for.
Daily · 07:00
The account manager
Chases the unanswered thread, the unsigned doc, the invoice at day 29. Before it slips.
Every few hours
The night shift
Watches the things that break at 3am and wakes a human only when a human is required.
Always on
You stay in the loop: every agent reports what it did, what it decided, and what it cost.
One agent, every screen you own.
Friday works while you don't, then finds you where you already are. The full ledger at your desk, the day's digest in your pocket, the one number that matters on your wrist. Three levels of detail, and not one of them is a place you have to go looking.
Real screens. The macOS app and the iOS app, each shot running its demo fleet.
The console
Every task, the model it picked, and what it cost. Auditable line by line.
The digest
What got done, what needs a human, delivered when you asked for it.
The glance
What the day gave back, and the count that needs you. Nothing else.
You choose the surface and the hour. Friday never pages you for something it could have handled.
The recurring work costs you more than you think.
Price the hours your team spends on work that repeats. The triage, the chasing, the weekly report nobody enjoys writing. Then price an agent doing the same work every day, and it stops being close.
Forty standing jobs across every department, one console, one bill. The recurring work stops being anyone's second job, and it holds the same standard every time.
230
HOURS BACK / WEEK
$49,750
WORK REPLACED / MO
40
STANDING JOBS
$0
WHILE IDLE
ILLUSTRATIVE · ONE STANDING JOB ≈ 5.75 HRS A WEEK AT A $52/HR LOADED RATE · THE SAME ARITHMETIC AS 003
Value returned · this week
live+$3,412
65.6
hrs handed back
idle — paying $0
0.0s
billing now
40
jobs done
$0.0848
ran on
billed by the second · idle is free · demo feed at $52/hr — set your rate in the console
SIZE
| Recurring work | Time | In labour | Handled by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inbox triage & draftingsupport · sales · billing · one per queue | 88 hrs / wk | $19,030 | 11 agents |
| Weekly reportingboard · revenue · support · one per function | 40 hrs / wk | $8,640 | 8 agents |
| Follow-ups & CRM hygienepipeline · renewals · dormant accounts | 54 hrs / wk | $11,700 | 9 agents |
| Monitoring & on-call triageone per service, plus the nightly sweep | 48 hrs / wk | $10,380 | 12 agents |
| Per month230 hours a week, handed back · 40 standing jobs | $49,750 | $13,960Team · 40 agents at $349 |
ONE STANDING JOB · 5.75 HRS A WEEK · $1,244 A MONTH · THE SAME UNIT AT EVERY SIZE
Illustrative: 230 hrs/wk at a $52/hr loaded rate, fifty weeks a year, across 40 standing jobs on your company's shared systems. 40 standing jobs is 40 agents, which is the Team rung in 007: $449 an agent at list, $349 at the 25+ volume rate on an annual commit. Past 26 agents a committed capacity budget costs less than the ladder does, $110k a year against $167,520, and it arrives with procurement attached. The ladder is the lighter shape until you want the other one. The console shows what each one actually costs to run, and we would rather you check our arithmetic than take it.
And it stacks.
Forty standing jobs is not forty tools to learn. It is one console, one bill, one set of policies, and one place to see what every job cost. Because they share what the fleet already knows, the fortieth costs about what the first did.
A cloud that builds itself, one job at a time.
When a standing job needs infrastructure — a service, a queue, a model endpoint — the agent provisions it inside Friday's managed cloud and wires it to the work. No console to learn, no ops hire to make. Every resource is created with an owner, a budget and an expiry, and it is torn down the day the job stops needing it.
PROVISIONED BY AGENTS · OWNER + BUDGET + EXPIRY ON EVERY RESOURCE
Hire as many as you need. You never pay one to sleep.
Most tools bill you the same whether you use them or not, so you ration them: you automate the two jobs that felt worth the seat and live with the rest. An agent that is waiting costs nothing, so you can point one at every job that repeats and stop choosing.
<$0.50/mo
TO KEEP ONE WAITING
Idle agents are parked, not running. That is why hiring your tenth costs about what your first did.
−50%
ON WORK THAT CAN WAIT
A digest due at 07:00 does not need to be written at 03:00 in a hurry. Patient work is cheaper work.
−90%
ON WHAT IT ALREADY KNOWS
Your agents share the same starting knowledge, so nobody pays to re-read it every morning.
<5s
MEDIAN WAKE-TO-ANSWER
Parked does not mean slow. Measured end to end on our own runs; the slowest tail is still single-digit seconds.
THE LANES
First token under 3 seconds. Warm capacity, frontier-eligible.ON-DEMAND
Minutes. Cheap-model default, cache-aware scheduling.CACHED
Within the day. Provider batch tiers for everything deferrable.FLAT −50%
Best effort. Open-weight models on spot GPU as the fleet scales.SPOT
ONE TASK, TRACED
$ friday trace tsk_8f3k2
kindrepo_summarylane L2 · batch
venuehaiku @ batchquality_floor 0.982 ✓
prefix62% cached0.1× input price
cost$0.0009budget_ok ✓
decision cheapest venue clearing the floor — frontier never considered
EVERY DISPATCH DECISION IS REPLAYABLE · PRICE-BOOK VERSIONED
It already speaks to everything you use.
Friday runs the full OpenClaw integration surface, pinned to a release we test and host. Point a standing job at the tools your team already lives in. No connectors to build, no glue to maintain.
26
CHAT SURFACES
out of the box
64
MODEL PROVIDERS
all bundled
7
SEARCH PROVIDERS
bundled
Where your team already talks
- Slack
- Discord
- Telegram
- Microsoft Teams
- Signal
- Google Chat
- iMessage
- Matrix
- Feishu / Lark
- LINE
- SMS
- IRC
- Mattermost
- Twitch
- Voice Call
Slack
Discord
Telegram
WhatsApp
Microsoft Teams
Signal
Google Chat
iMessage
Matrix
LINE
Mattermost
TwitchModels it can route to
- Anthropic
- OpenAI
- xAI
- Mistral
- DeepSeek
- Qwen
- Moonshot / Kimi
- Groq
- Cerebras
- Together AI
- Fireworks
- Amazon Bedrock
- OpenRouter
- NVIDIA
- MiniMax
Anthropic
OpenAI
Google
xAI
Mistral
DeepSeek
Qwen
Moonshot / Kimi
OpenRouter
NVIDIA
MiniMaxWhat it can reach for
- Brave
- DuckDuckGo
- Exa
- Firecrawl
- Perplexity
- SearXNG
- Tavily
Brave
DuckDuckGo
Perplexity
SearXNGIncluded by default · the managed cloud
Every account stands on Friday's virtual cloud from day one. When a job needs infrastructure, its agent provisions it here — born with an owner, a budget and an expiry, inside your own isolated cell.
- Cloud Run
- GKE
- Cloud SQL
- Pub/Sub
- BigQuery
- Vertex AI
- Cloud Storage
- Compute Engine
YOUR DESKTOP, INTEGRATED
Full desktop workloads.
Some jobs live on a machine, not in a cloud: driving a browser someone is signed into, working real files and folders, running the tools already installed. The desktop app makes this computer one of your agent's surfaces — work bound to the machine runs while the machine does.
Rolling out through the preview · desktop workloads bill on the same meter as everything else
- Browser control
- Files & folders
- Terminal
- Screen & screenshots
- Local apps
- Everything OpenClaw reaches locally
Pinned to OpenClaw v2026.7.1 · three further chat surfaces available on request · community extensions are not hosted or supported
Every other way to buy this, and what it costs you.
Plenty of software will say it works for you. The differences show up after the demo: who does the remembering, who does the maintaining, and what happens to the bill when nobody is watching.
A chatbot subscription
It answers when you type and stops when you close the tab. The remembering stays yours: what to ask, when to ask it, where to paste the answer.
A standing job runs on its own clock, unprompted. You read the receipt, not the chat.
A workflow builder
You draw the flow, then you own the flow. Every branch is yours to predict in advance, and every edge case becomes maintenance.
You state the job in words. The agent handles the judgment calls and queues the ones that are yours.
Self-hosting the runtime
The software is free. Operating it is not: updates, keys, sandboxing, cost control, and every incident are your hours now.
The same runtime, pinned and hosted, with routing, budget rails, and receipts already wrapped around it.
An enterprise agent platform
Priced per seat, sold per quarter, shaped for a rollout committee. The meter starts before the value does.
No seats, ever. Humans are free; you pay for standing jobs, and you are live in minutes on accounts you already own.
- Every run is priced before it executes and receipted after, line by line.
- No overage, ever: the lane slows, the bill does not.
- Nothing charges while agents sleep. Idle costs zero by construction.
And when your security team asks how any of this is contained, the boundaries are documented.
Hire the job, not the hour.
You are not buying software seats or message credits. You are hiring a standing job: one piece of recurring work, done every day, on time, without being asked, forever. Here is what that work costs you now, and what it costs with an agent on it.
ONE STANDING JOB · ON YOUR COMPANY'S SYSTEMS
Staffed by a person
$1,244/mo
The average of the four jobs in the table above, at a $52/hr loaded rate. Plus the hiring, the holidays, and the days it does not get done.
Staffed by an agent
$449/mo
About a third of the price of the person, every day, on time, at 3am if that is when it matters. One standing job is one agent, which is the unit the Team plan bills in.
That is the whole pitch: the same standing job at about a third of the labour it replaces. The plans below answer two questions: how many, and whose systems they may touch. Ten agents on accounts you already own is Pro at $119 a month. One agent inside your company's shared systems is $449, with the console, the policies and the audit trail that come with them.
FREE
$0
- 1 standing job
- $1 dispatch wallet · ~200 passes
- 1 surface · desk, pocket or wrist
- Runs every day
- No card, ever
DAILY
$29/mo
- 3 standing jobs
- $2.50 dispatch wallet · ~500 passes
- All three surfaces
- Interactive lane
- Budget controls
PRO
$119/mo
- 10 standing jobs
- $10.50 dispatch wallet · ~2,200 passes
- On accounts you own
- Frontier-first routing · priority wake
- Full dispatch traces
TEAM
$449/agent · mo
- $37 dispatch wallet per agent · pooled
- On your company's shared systems
- Humans free, no seats
- Fleet console + policies
- Pooled budgets, audit trail
NO CREDIT CARD ON FREE · NO OVERAGE: THE LANE SLOWS, THE BILL DOES NOT · A STANDARD PASS COSTS ABOUT HALF A CENT · CANCEL ANY TIME
AT SCALE
Annual commit · pooled budgets across the fleet · past $110k a year, capacity pricing is the cheaper shape
ENTERPRISE
Usage-based, committed.
Past a certain size you are not buying agents, you are buying capacity. Commit an annual dispatch budget, draw it down as the fleet works, and see every dollar attributed to the job that spent it. Rates step down with commitment.
- Committed annual spend from $110k, drawn down per dispatch
- Volume rate card. The unit price falls as you commit
- Unlimited agents, unlimited humans
- SSO/SCIM, audit log, data residency, DPA
- Dedicated lane capacity and an SLA
- BYO cloud or VPC deployment
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