They sell hours and retainers. Salesforce, HubSpot, Asana, marketing tools, and a wiki tax the shop before a client outcome exists. Then add agents. Buy the AI. Use it for everything in your own shop. When you can help others implement, we got your back. The AI stack is cheap — easy $300–500 / mo. No other system lets you fully automate the work and sell the agentic outcomes.
They sell hours and retainers. Salesforce, HubSpot, Asana, marketing tools, and a wiki tax the shop before a client outcome exists. Buy the AI. Use it for everything in your own shop. When you can help others implement, we got your back.
US shops only. Not for excluded verticals — legal, healthcare, banks, RIAs, insurance carriers, tax/audit, government, schools, utilities.
Pain first. Then agents. Full suite — better than HubSpot.
Cheap and easy — about $300–500 a month for the agents (Cursor, Claude, Grok) plus the host. Learn it on your own shop first. Every desk, every client file, every follow-up.
When you can sell that motion to a client, CloudBeast is the full suite behind you — better than HubSpot and the pile. Billing and project management stay visible. Cockpit stays $0 until that outcome sells.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Asana, marketing tools, n8n, the wiki. One OS. Better than the suite they were about to buy.
Full suite — CRM, marketing, projects, keys, knowledge — built for agents and sold outcomes. Not another HubSpot seat.
People, companies, pipeline, and the record of who decided what — not another CRM tab farm.
The marketing engine runs from a desk. It learns from work already completed in Cockpit, then sells those outcomes.
Desks, projects, promote-to-start, human close. Work is not a board you update after the chat.
Integrations tab + Vault. Connect once. Tokens are not a laptop env file or a workflow node's secret.
Git + hybrid search + multi-repo check-in. The company brain stays on the work, not a wiki nobody opens.
Cheap next to HubSpot + the pile. Cockpit is $0 until you sell a completed outcome to a customer. Buy the AI first (~$300–500/mo). Learn it on your own work. Cockpit adds no seat tax. When you start implementing for others, we got your back — full suite, better than HubSpot. Billing and project management stay visible. We get paid when you sell an outcome.
Public list prices checked 2026-09-05. Not our invoice. Usage can exceed the floor.
| Line | List | Why it is on the bill |
|---|---|---|
| Vercel | $20 / user / mo (Pro) + usage | Hobby is personal-only. Pro includes $20 usage credit; extra is pay-as-you-go. We run CloudBeast on Pro. |
| Supabase | $10 compute min · Pro from $25 / org | Micro compute is $10. Pro is $25/org and includes a $10 compute credit (covers one Micro). More projects add $10+ each. |
| Google Workspace | from $7 / user / mo (Starter, annual) | Flexible Starter is $8.40. Mail, calendar, and Drive are what the agents ingest. |
| Claude Teams | $25 / seat / mo Standard ($20 annual) | Min 2 seats. Premium seats $125/mo ($100 annual) for heavy Claude Code. Extra usage credits optional. |
| Cursor Ultra | $200 / mo | Agent power plan. Includes Grok Bot access. Usage beyond the pool is on-demand. |
| Grok bots | from $30 / mo SuperGrok · API usage extra | Bots on SuperGrok; production agents also hit the xAI API. Cursor Ultra already includes Grok Bot access — do not double-count that seat. |
| Cockpit | $0 | No seat tax. Charge starts when a completed outcome sells — with billing and project management visible in the same system. |
This is the use case, not a demo script. Transcript spelling is wrong. You still need the company to move.
Notes and a messy transcript. Names are wrong. That is normal.
Ingestion + entity search propose people, companies, and follow-up work.
Start, merge, or hold. The click is the gate — not a sticky note.
The bound agent claims the desk todo. Close still waits on you.
What is live in the operator stack we run. Not a wishlist.
After a call, the transcript almost never spells names right. Ingestion runs entity match search, then you confirm the person or company before the CRM sticks.
Merges, new contacts, task start, task close, outbound drafts, scorecards — you swipe in one place. Chat proposes. Cockpit disposes.
Google, X, and the rest live on one account page. Connect once. Tokens sit in Vault — not in a laptop env file.
Bind Cursor Automation, Claude, or Grok to a desk. Cockpit owns the schedule. The agent does not invent its own cron.
Plug Claude or Cursor into your CRM with a scoped key or OAuth profile. Agents get the tools they need — not the whole company.
Marketing, meetings, ops, SDR — each desk has routines and a human promote/close loop. Work is not a shared chat scrollback.
The same engine that writes this site and schedules X runs from a Marketing desk. You see the run. You do not live in Slack as the inbox.
Research, qualify, and draft replies. Outbound stays draft-and-hold until you approve. No silent send.
Hybrid search over mail, meetings, and notes — scoped to you. The follow-up after a call does not start from a blank chat.
Agents check in against the repos that hold the company. Enterprise knowledge is not a one-off paste into a Project.
One inbox. Different cards. Same rule: the human click means something.
We will not sell these as shipped. They are the next surfaces on the same OS.
Hooks stamp the live session on the work item so you can see what ran against a project milestone — not a folder of transcripts.
Streaming agent UI in Cockpit so you can follow a run without leaving the desk. In progress.
A third Claude runtime option on the same Agents tab + Vault pattern. Coming soon — not live yet.
Direction of travel: when we hand a system to a client, the agent stays with the work — not a slide deck and a goodbye.