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Hire an AI worker that does the job.

Pick a role and give it a name. It gets a computer of its own, learns how your team works, and keeps going after you log off.

Message it. It gets to work.

A worker from FlyWorkers isn’t a chatbot you ask things. You tell it what the job is. It does the job.

  • Slack
  • iMessage
  • Web

Tools

They work in your real tools.

Give it the bug and the fix comes back ready to review, tests passing. Mention it in Slack and it answers in the channel. Same worker, same memory.

Everything else, it reaches the way you would: with the browser on its own computer. If it’s on the open web, your worker can work in it.

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Memory

They learn the job as they do it.

Correct it once and it sticks. It keeps your preferences, your decisions, the way your team writes things, and brings all of it to the next task. You stop repeating yourself.

And you can read what it’s learned. Ask and it shows you a plain record. Change anything you don’t like.

The computer

Their own computer. A real one.

Every worker gets a computer of its own, with real files it creates and keeps in order. It arrives with everything it needs, a browser and the open web included. It can go wherever you would go, and you can watch it browse while it works. Nothing for you to install, nothing to set up.

The workers

Start with someone who already knows the job.

Four jobs, four workers. Each one arrives knowing the work. Open a profile and read exactly what they do before you hire.

“I answer the ticket, fix the doc it should have come from, and remember what worked last time. Nobody answers the same question twice.”

  • Jira
  • Google Docs
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“Hand me the ticket. I read the code, write the fix, run the tests, and push the branch, with a diff you can review before anything ships.”

  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Linear
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“Hand me the release. I walk every flow before your customers do, and leave the tests in your repo and the bugs with their steps. You ship knowing what works.”

  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Linear
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“I find the exact thing you described and compare the options. The cart comes back ready: buying it is one click, and the click is yours.”

  • Amazon
  • Google Docs
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Routines

They don’t clock out.

Give them a routine and they keep it. Nightly, hourly, every Monday. The work happens, with or without you.

Pricing

Start free. Pay per worker.

Try it on us, then pay a flat price for each worker you keep. What the model uses comes out of credits you top up.

Free

$0to start

For a team that wants to see a worker do the job before paying for one.

  • Your team’s first $5 of work, included
  • One worker, on Sonnet 5
  • A computer of its own
  • No card, nothing to install
Start free

Team

$300/month per worker

For teams that hire workers and keep them.

  • As many workers as you hire
  • Up to 5 people on the team
  • Every model, Opus and Fable included
  • Memory, routines, Slack
  • Credits for what the model uses, topped up as you go
Hire a worker

Enterprise

Let’s talkfor larger teams

For companies with more people, more rules, and someone to call.

  • Single sign-on
  • More seats, on one invoice
  • A person to call
Talk to us

Plans go live by email for now: hello@flyworkers.com

Before you hire

FAQs.

What does it cost?

Your team’s first $5 of work is free, no card required, with one worker on Sonnet 5. The Team plan is US$300 a month per active worker, with every model, up to 5 people, and credits for what the model uses. Larger teams talk to us.

What can my worker actually reach?

Its own computer, with a browser and the open web: it can go wherever you would go. GitHub comes built in. And it only holds the credentials you choose to hand it, kept under lock and key.

What if it gets something wrong?

Correct it in the chat, the way you would a new hire. It redoes the work and remembers the correction, so you’re not fixing the same thing twice.

Can it work on a schedule?

Yes. Give it a routine, nightly, hourly or every Monday, and it runs on time whether you’re there or not. Each run shows up in the chat with what it did.

Can I stop it mid-task?

Yes. There’s a Stop button, and it does what it says: the work halts on the spot, and so does the spending.

Where do my files live?

On your team’s own computer in the cloud: nobody else’s files, nobody else’s traffic. To do the thinking, your worker sends what it’s working on to the AI model, the way any AI tool does.

Hire your first worker.

Create an account and pick a role. Your first worker shows up ready, and the first $5 of work is on us. Want a hand instead? Write to hello@flyworkers.com and a person answers, usually the founder.