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A crew of six AI marketing agents in a box — they find your buyers, write your content, run your social calendar, follow up your leads and watch your ad spend, while you watch it all on one visual dashboard and approve anything that matters with a tap.
No. That's the product law. Anything that spends money, emails or texts a human, or publishes publicly waits for your approval — of the item itself, or of the calendar or sequence it belongs to. Read-only work (like checking rankings) runs on its own. See Trust & control.
No. You never touch a configuration screen. You watch what the crew does in plain language, tell 1BB what you want in plain language, and approve or hold what it proposes. If you can answer ten questions about your business, you can run 1BB.
A chatbot is a worker that only moves when you prompt it and forgets where things stood. 1BB is the office: persistent memory (your brain, content, contacts, results), a crew that runs on a schedule, approval cards instead of transcripts, and a visual dashboard for everything.
Shopify and Stripe for revenue, Meta Ads with read-only access, your social accounts (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Google Business Profile, TikTok) through a social planner, search data for SEO, and email on your own domain. Founding businesses get connections set up for them.
Not directly. Spark reads your ad account and writes proposals — it never has write access. When you approve a proposal, you apply it yourself, and Spark checks the next day that the change actually landed.
You do. Your accounts stay yours — 1BB connects to them rather than replacing them. You can export your contacts, content and history at any time, and cancelling never deletes your data.
You hear about it. Work only counts as done when it's verified — the post is live, the page loads, the email was delivered. Every agent run is logged, and failures show up in your Friday digest. Silent failure is against the rules.
Yes — that's what boxes are for. Each business gets its own box, brain and crew. The shelf shows which box needs you, and the command view shows which one is making money. See the command center.
Pricing arrives with your founding invite. Joining the waitlist is free and commits you to nothing.
We're onboarding founding businesses in small batches. Join the waitlist and you'll get exactly one email — your invite — when your batch opens.
1BB is built in Markham, Ontario with CASL as the baseline: consent is recorded on every contact, every email carries sender identification and a one-click unsubscribe, and nobody who didn't opt in is ever contacted.
The crew works.
You decide.
Founding boxes open in small batches. One email when your crew is ready — nothing else.