Founders and small teams hand GATE the boring half of running their company, each through its own named agent. Habitual, a Swedish supplements brand, reports 33% more sales on one GATE agent, and Lucas, who runs a board-game publisher, reports landing pages made in hours with conversion up over 250%.
You'll get it the moment you start using it. It's the most insane thing I've used, and I'm a technical guy. Everyone in my organization and friends who've seen it has been blown away. Several have even wanted to work with us, or with GATE.
Habitual reports 33% more sales, capacity for five times the orders and a 50% faster site.
Now we create real online usable landing pages in hours, not days or weeks!
Lucas reports landing-page conversion up over 250% on the pages his team builds with GATE.
Habitual makes vegan, sugar-free gummy supplements. Adam used to run every front himself. Now one GATE agent runs the marketing, the websites, support and the books, and he runs the company from his phone.
Every line is a live customer, in production today.
Most businesses we talk to lose time to the same handful of things. Sound familiar?
See how GATE answers every inquiry, runs a week of posts and builds a page that sells.
Founders and small teams use GATE: Habitual, a Swedish vegan supplements brand, a board-game publisher, a business marketplace, a certificate platform, an industrial machine registry and a local newsroom, among others. Each company runs one or two named GATE agents that take on the boring half of running it: ads, content, support, outreach, the website and the books.
Yes. Every number on GATE's customer page is reported by the customer, not estimated by GATE. Habitual reports 33% more sales, capacity for five times the orders, a 50% faster site and about ten times more done each week. Lucas, who runs a board-game publisher, reports landing-page conversion up over 250%. GATE names a customer only once that customer agrees to go on the record.
Each company's own GATE agent answers customer messages, drafts and schedules posts, writes outreach, keeps the books, builds and updates the website and plans launches, then brings back the decisions that belong to a person. For a software team the GATE agent also writes code on its own branch, opens a pull request, reviews it and merges it, under the repository's own branch rules.
Most companies on GATE run one named agent, and some add a second, often for sales. Habitual runs its ads, content, websites, customer messages and finance through one GATE agent that the founder briefs in plain words. A company names its agent, like Molly or Flippa, and that one agent works across the whole business instead of one bot per job.
GATE does not run payroll or file tax returns, and by default it does not launch ads or email new contacts on its own: ads are created paused and sales emails wait for a person's approval. At Habitual, printing is the one job not handed to the agent yet. Each customer's results are that customer's own, so GATE does not promise the same numbers to anyone else.
An agency or a freelancer takes one job at a time and starts each project from a brief. A GATE agent belongs to the company, remembers the business between conversations, works in the company's own tools and carries many jobs at once, from posts and support to the website and the books. Habitual's founder says that without GATE he would have hired a social media manager, a marketing lead and a programmer.
GATE is invite only while GATE Intelligence onboards a small number of businesses at a time. Request an invite with your work email on gate.software and the team meets you at the door: you name your agent, connect the tools you already use and hand over the first job. GATE publishes no price list; the price is scoped with each business.
Invite only while we onboard a small number of businesses.
