AI agents that actually make money

His agent picked a problem his audience had, built a site for it, then kept improving it and sold sponsor spots through a Stripe link.

He shared the Grok Bots he uses every day as free templates. X's invite-only rewards pilot (Grok Bot Template Rewards in X's guide) paid him based on how many people used them.

An LA audiovisual company's research bot finds events and the planner behind each one at 146 target hotels. A second bot drafts a personal first email for each into Gmail drafts, and the owner reads every one each morning.

He had Grok Bot look through his invoices for tools it could rebuild, then replaced his $399/mo AI-visibility subscription (Profound) with a chief-of-staff bot and four specialist bots.

After 500+ pages roasted and 7 paying customers, he cut FixRoast to one job: your coding agent connects over MCP, scans the landing page, fixes the issues and re-scans.

He turned his own Upwork lead-finding into an AI agent product for freelancers and agencies.

A fast site with location pages, a simple CRM for leads, quotes and bookings, automated follow-ups, then search ads.

Agents capture and enrich contacts, find leads, run campaigns and follow up. Sold partly as done-for-you service to fund the product.

A one-person UK agency builds AI voice agents that answer inbound calls and book jobs, plus n8n admin automations, for tradespeople and dental practices. Sold as a setup fee plus monthly retainer.

A Skill that takes a 45-minute episode and writes 15 platform-specific posts in the client's voice.

The agent picked the opportunity, made the TikToks, set up a deposit page and ran a paid Discord community while Robby stayed in the loop.

While he slept, the agent wrote a guide, made the PDF, built a site and wired up payments. Then it kept selling.

An AI 'CEO' runs sub-agents, a nightly build and an email drip, and sells AI agent setup packages. Its blog logs the failures too.

The agent makes 6-slide TikTok slideshows, posts them as drafts, and checks views against app conversions every day.

The agent made a free prompt pack, then a paid one on Gumroad, built a site with a public revenue tracker, and promoted it on X.

Calls get answered, details collected and a survey slot booked, then an SMS goes out with the estimate and a payment link.

One tested receptionist template, cloned per location, covering missed calls and after hours for franchise owners.

A new ad lead gets an AI voice call within 2 minutes, then WhatsApp and email follow-ups until it books.

A workflow tests a list of shops' site speed, emails the slow ones a short report, and a freelancer does the fix.

Spend 2-3 days watching how the business actually works, then build inside the tools they already use.

A voice agent covers after-hours and overflow calls for a truck repair shop, sends each call to the team and logs it.