Your four choices

Pick the one that fits.

A tool, one hire, your IT firm, or a team like ours. Each is right for someone. Only one does all four jobs.

Tested on twenty of your own past jobs before it goes live, and kept working as AI changes.

Which of the four jobs each choice does: a tool runs one job, one hire builds, your IT firm runs what it already runs, and Agentec does all four.
Works out where AI paysBuilds itRuns it every monthAnswers for it
Buy a toolNoNoThe tool runs, the job doesn'tNo
Hire one AI personPartlyYesPartlyNo
Ask your IT firmRarelySometimesYesPartly
Bring in AgentecYesYesYesYes

Does itPartly, or sometimesRarely, or never

Side by side

When each is right.

No names, no prices. What to watch for in each.

  1. Buy a tool

    Right when

    One clear job that a ready-made tool already does.

    Watch for

    Nobody owns it, so nothing changes.

  2. Hire one AI person

    Right when

    AI is the heart of what you sell.

    Watch for

    One person does it all, then leaves.

  3. Ask your IT firm

    Right when

    The AI sits inside a system they already run.

    Watch for

    Most IT firms are new to AI. Ask what they've run.

  4. Bring in Agentec

    Right when

    AI across the company, run every month.

    Watch for

    We're young, founded in August 2026. Judge us on your work.

Said straight

When you don't need us.

Across all AI spend, most of it has paid nothing back. So buy AI for a job, never for its own sake.

95in 100

organisations reported no measurable return on their generative AI spending

MIT NANDA survey, 2025

  • When a spreadsheet would do

    If the problem is a messy sheet or a missing rule, fix that first.

  • When a tool already does the job

    If a ready-made tool covers it and someone owns it, buy the tool.

  • When nobody can own it yet

    AI needs one person on your side who says yes. If nobody has the time, wait.

Find out which fits, in 45 minutes.

Bring the problem. Eashan tells you which of the four he'd pick in your place, even when it isn't us.

What stays yours

  • Your accountsin your company's name
  • Your codeevery line of it
  • Personal dataabout your customers and staff, on your own machine unless you approve otherwise in writing
  • Plain files and a how-to guideif you stop

Eashan Gupta, founder. You meet him on the first call.

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