We build custom AI automation your team runs from one dashboard. The repeat work gets done, and your people get back to growing. A founder‑led studio in California.
Example dashboard. Each build is designed around your workflow.
Most teams lose a day a week to work that follows the same rules. We turn it into a system your team runs from one dashboard, so that day goes back into the business.
Who it is for. Owner-run ecommerce stores and B2B businesses, usually two to fifty people, where the same few people handle listings, leads, ads and reporting on top of everything else.
What we build. Custom AI automation for the repeat work across your business, with a dashboard your team uses to request work, review it and approve it. For the numbers, DataStated, our own analytics product.
How it runs. On your accounts, inside rules you set. Safe changes apply on their own, anything unusual waits for a person, every action is logged, and one switch stops it all.
Where we are. California, working with clients anywhere by call and a shared dashboard. We take a small number of projects at a time. Take the free scorecard or start a project.
Automation across the whole business, so your team spends its time on the work only people can do. Start with one, add the next when it pays.
More sales
More repeat orders
Hours back
Happier customers
Lower costs
A clear head
A file your team drops in, a new lead from your site, or a customer email.
It matches, writes, drafts or builds from your own data, not from guesses.
Every change is rechecked against the live record before it is written.
Only the unusual items reach a person. Everything else applies and is logged.
Change a rule and watch this week's supplier update for an outdoor gear store re-sort. Example data.
What systems we built have done, measured on real businesses. Names left out on purpose.
Three steps, each with a fixed price agreed before it starts. You can stop after any of them.
Fixed price, before anything is built
We sit with the task that eats your week, write down how it really works, and tell you plainly whether automation will pay off.
A written plan, a fixed build quote, and a straight yes or no.
Fixed price per workflow · two to six weeks
We build the automation around your tools, design the dashboard your team will use, and test it on your real data before anything goes live.
A working system your team runs, with a kill switch from day one.
Monthly fee
We monitor it, fix what breaks, tune it as your business changes, and add the next workflow when it is worth it.
AI and API usage stays on your own accounts, billed at cost.
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Automation saves the hours. To see the sales, we set up DataStated, our own analytics product. It shows where your paying customers come from and which ads pay for themselves.
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Most businesses end up with a mix. Automation takes the repetitive layer so the people you do hire spend their time on judgment.
Fixed build price plus a monthly run fee. AI usage is billed to you at cost, on your own accounts. Grows with workflows, not headcount.
Monthly retainer, often plus a share of ad spend. Grows with your budget.
Two to six weeks to build, then every day after.
Weeks of onboarding, then the pace of the account team.
Same rules every run, every change logged.
Depends on who is on your account this quarter.
Escalates what it has not seen. Not the tool for novel, judgment-heavy work.
Good, at the pace of the account team.
Exception queue, change log and a kill switch you hold.
Reports you have to take on trust.
Repetitive, rule-based work at volume.
Strategy and big creative pushes.
| Criteria | KAMKR automation | Agency | Employee | Contractor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | Fixed build price plus a monthly run fee. AI usage is billed to you at cost, on your own accounts. Grows with workflows, not headcount. | Monthly retainer, often plus a share of ad spend. Grows with your budget. | Salary, benefits, tools and your time managing them. | Hourly or per project. Cheap to start, adds up on repeat work. |
| Time to running | Two to six weeks to build, then every day after. | Weeks of onboarding, then the pace of the account team. | Hiring, then one to three months of ramp. | Fast to start. Re-brief every time. |
| Consistency | Same rules every run, every change logged. | Depends on who is on your account this quarter. | Good, until they are out or move on. | Varies from project to project. |
| New or judgment-heavy problems | Escalates what it has not seen. Not the tool for novel, judgment-heavy work. | Good, at the pace of the account team. | The best option, and it grows with your business. | Good inside their specialty. |
| Oversight | Exception queue, change log and a kill switch you hold. | Reports you have to take on trust. | Direct, and it takes your time. | Deliverable by deliverable. |
| Best for | Repetitive, rule-based work at volume. | Strategy and big creative pushes. | Judgment, relationships and roles that grow. | One-off projects with a clear end. |
I have run a marketing agency for years. The work that wore everyone down was never the clever part. It was the copying, checking, chasing and reporting that came back every Monday.
So I started building systems to do it. The rule from the first one still holds: the system does the work, a person makes the calls, and nothing changes without a record.
KAMKR is the studio that grew out of that. We build the automation, design the dashboard your team will actually open, and keep it running as your business changes.
We keep the client list short on purpose. When you write in, I read it, and I am the one who builds it with you.
RichardFounder, KAMKR
Repeat work with clear rules, anywhere in the business: replying to new leads and following up, drafting campaigns and ad creative, keeping prices and product listings current, answering common customer questions, and back-office checks like affiliate payouts and invoices. Your team approves the handful of items it is unsure about. The rest applies on its own.
Your team runs it, from a dashboard we design around your workflow. Someone requests what they need, the system does the work and checks it, and only the exceptions reach a person. We build it, maintain it and keep tuning it. Nobody is doing your listings by hand behind the scenes.
Only inside rules you write down first. You choose what applies automatically and what waits for you. New ads start paused. Every store change is rechecked against the live record before it is written, every action is logged, and one switch stops the whole thing.
No. It is built around what you already use: your store, your CRM, Meta and Google Ads, Google Sheets and your email tool. Access runs through scoped, server-side tokens, so nobody hands around passwords.
Each step has a fixed price agreed before it starts. Map is a small first project that ends with a written plan and a build quote. Build is priced per workflow. Run is a monthly fee to keep it working and improving. AI and API usage runs on your own accounts at cost, so you see exactly what it uses.
Most first workflows are live two to six weeks after the Map step. We test on your real data before anything goes live, and you hold a kill switch from the first day.
Every action is logged, so you can see exactly what ran and what waited for a person. For sales and ad results, we set up DataStated, our own analytics product, so you can see which visits and campaigns turn into revenue.
KAMKR is a founder-led studio in California. The founder reads every inquiry and leads every build, and we keep the client list short so that stays true.
The founder reads every message, and we reply within two business days, usually sooner.
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