Hire an AI Automation Engineer for Your Business
Hire an AI automation engineer without hiring a salary: founder-led builds around the tools you already use, as a project, a pilot, or a retainer. The person you talk to is the person who builds.
The short answer
When you hire AgentsOX, you hire one engineer - Nadav, the founder - who handles the whole build end to end: scoping, building, connecting to your tools, and keeping it running. No account manager, no handoffs. Engagements run as a fixed-price project, a small pilot, or a monthly retainer. Starting takes one call and one task from your week: the report you rebuild by hand, the enquiries that wait overnight, the follow-up that keeps slipping.
What This Should Fix
One engineer end to end - the person you talk to is the person who builds
AgentsOX is founder-led. Nadav scopes the work, writes the code, connects it to your tools, and answers when something breaks. Nothing gets lost in a handoff between a salesperson, a project manager, and a developer, because there is no handoff. Larger agencies have their place, but the person who sold your project is rarely the person who builds it. Here it is the same person by design.
Built around your workflow, not a platform you have to adopt
We build around the tools your team already uses - your inbox, your CRM, your spreadsheets, WhatsApp. You do not migrate to a new platform or retrain your team to fit a product. The automation fits the way you already work, and anything that needs judgement stays with a person.
Three ways to engage: project, pilot, or retainer
A fixed-price project when the build is defined. A small pilot when you want proof before committing - that is how most engagements start, and it keeps the first check small. A monthly retainer once several automations are running and you want them maintained and extended without re-scoping each time.
Practical, Bounded, and Easy to Hand Off
Starting is one call. Bring one task from your week that eats time: the report nobody enjoys rebuilding, the enquiry that sat unanswered overnight, the follow-up that slipped again. Useful things to have ready - which tools the task touches, who does it today, and roughly how long it takes each week. From that we scope a first build with a fixed price, and you decide with a real number in front of you. If you want the background on the role itself first, the guide linked below explains what an AI automation engineer actually does day to day.
Frequently asked questions
- What does hiring AgentsOX cost?
- With AgentsOX you hire per project, not per salary. A focused first build usually lands between a few hundred and a few thousand dollars one time, a larger multi-system build runs into the low to mid four figures, and ongoing hosting and upkeep is a modest monthly fee. Compare that to what the manual task costs you now in staff hours. The full breakdown is on the pricing page, linked below.
- Should I hire a freelancer, an agency, or someone in-house?
- In-house makes sense when you have constant automation work: it is a salary plus benefits, so the workload has to justify it. A larger agency gives you a team, but your project can land with whoever is available after the sale. A solo freelancer is affordable, but upkeep after delivery can be uncertain. AgentsOX sits in between: one builder who is also the owner, so the accountability never moves, and the system is maintained by the person who built it.
- How fast can you start?
- The first call usually happens within days. From there, most pilots go live in one to four weeks depending on the build: an enquiry bot within one to two weeks, a single workflow automation in two to three, a chatbot pilot in two to four. You are testing it on real work within the first month, not waiting a quarter for a plan.
- Do you work remotely or in person?
- Both. AgentsOX is based in Rishon LeZion, Israel, and works in person across Israel for workshops and kickoffs. Build work runs remotely just as well, over video calls and shared access to your tools, so location does not limit the work for clients elsewhere.
- We already have an IT person. Why hire an automation engineer?
- IT keeps your systems running: accounts, devices, security, uptime. An automation engineer changes how work flows through those systems: the follow-up that sends itself, the report that builds itself, the enquiry that gets answered at 11pm. The two roles work well together. Your IT keeps control of access and infrastructure; we build the automation on top, and nothing we build locks them out.