AI Agents
Agents that use your existing tools, take approved actions, and pass uncertain cases to a person.
- read
- decide
- act
We build AI systems that pay for themselves
We're a small team of engineers and designers that build automation, agents, and software for companies that want AI to do real work, not just demos.
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$ routing agents
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client savings
$4M+
Saved for clients
Money and time we can trace.
typical
4–8
Weeks to first release
Most focused builds go live within two months.
since 2018
40+
Systems in production
Client work and products of our own.
delivery record
100%
Delivery dates met
We have not missed a delivery date.
A few clients we've worked with
What we build
Most projects start with manual work or a prototype no one has had time to finish.
Automation
Reporting, approvals, handoffs, and other repetitive work, handled without another spreadsheet.
- intake
- review
- done
Products
Internal tools and customer-facing products, designed and shipped in weeks.
- problem
- product
APIs & Integrations
Connect your CRM, payments, support tools, warehouse, and internal systems.
- system
- system
What clients say
“We kept saying we'd automate our reporting but never had the bandwidth. They had it running in like three weeks. Honestly wish we'd done it sooner.”
“Our onboarding was a mess — half manual, half broken Zapier flows. They rebuilt the whole thing and our support tickets dropped off a cliff.”
“We were logging experiment results by hand into three different spreadsheets. They built us a pipeline that does it automatically when a run finishes.”
“We had someone spending two full days a week just sending files and following up with clients. They built an agent that does it in the background now.”
“Inventory was always wrong because someone had to type everything in manually. They connected our scanners to a live system and the errors just stopped.”
“We needed a bunch of internal tools for outreach and didn't have the engineering bandwidth. They built all of them and we were up and running in a couple months.”
“Colin built our internal tooling, API, and SDK. Our research team actually uses it every day, and it accelerated our work.”
“We'd been fighting Shopify for over a year — duct-taping plugins together, working around limitations. They ripped it all out and built us a custom storefront from scratch. Night and day difference.”
Security from day one
SOC 2 readiness
Controls your security team can review
Role-based access, encryption, audit logs, and operating controls are part of the first release.
GDPR
Plan the data lifecycle up front
We define what we collect, where it goes, who can access it, how long we keep it, and how we delete it.
Most of our work is under NDA. The logos above are the ones we can talk about.
Fixed price. No surprises.
A sprint takes one week. Most first releases take four to eight weeks.
Sprint
1 week$5,000
One week to map the problem and ship a small working part of it.
- A working prototype or technical proof
- You own all the code, in your repository
- Findings and a recommended next step
MVP
~1 monthFrom $20K
A usable first release.
- One working product or process
- Product and interface design
- Deployment, documentation, and handover
Scale-up
2+ months$75K–$250K
For larger projects across several systems or teams.
- Agents, automation, and integrations
- Small, dedicated delivery team
- Launch support and optional maintenance
Questions we get before a project
What does Galactus build?
We build AI agents, automation, integrations, internal tools, and customer-facing software. Most projects start with manual work or a prototype no one has had time to finish.
How much does it cost?
A focused one-week sprint is $5,000, an MVP starts at $20,000, and larger multi-system builds typically range from $75,000 to $250,000.
How long does a project take?
A sprint takes one week. Most first releases take four to eight weeks. Larger projects across several systems or teams take longer.
Can you work with our stack?
Yes. We start with the codebase, tools, data, permissions, and workflows you already use. If something works, we leave it alone.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code stays in your repository with deployment notes, evaluation cases, and a runbook. We can hand over fully or stay for monitoring, maintenance, and improvements.
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Start a conversation
Tell us what you're working on. We'll tell you if we can help, and how fast.
- reply
- within 12 hours
- first call
- 30 minutes
- sales pressure
- none