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FullHouse
Hire 9 AI agents to run your marketing. Pay per use.
Stop doing marketing yourself. Sarah posts. Maya answers reviews. James answers the phone at 2am. David sends the email. Priya finds leads. Nine AI agents that run your marketing autonomously — you just approve or skip. No retainer, no contract. Pay per reply, per call, per campaign.
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?
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.
About FullHouse on Product Hunt
“Hire 9 AI agents to run your marketing. Pay per use.”
FullHouse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #155 on the daily leaderboard. Stop doing marketing yourself. Sarah posts. Maya answers reviews. James answers the phone at 2am. David sends the email. Priya finds leads. Nine AI agents that run your marketing autonomously — you just approve or skip. No retainer, no contract. Pay per reply, per call, per campaign.
FullHouse was featured in Email (36.8k followers), Social Media (89.2k followers) and Marketing (467k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 110.3k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted FullHouse?
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