Flotira gives your small team a fleet of AI assistants that takes on the work you’d have hired for — without the overhead, the ramp-up, or the management load.
Growth keeps adding work, but adding a person means three months of ramp-up and a real salary line.
Customer follow-ups fall through the cracks because everyone’s already wearing too many hats.
Your tools don’t talk to each other, so the same information gets typed into three different systems.
The fleet handles the repetitive pieces of every role — research, content, follow-ups, admin — so your team focuses on the work that actually needs a person.
Every follow-up, every promise, every thread. The fleet remembers. Customers don’t get forgotten.
Your team works alongside the same fleet, with the same context about your business — not six disconnected tools and tribal knowledge.
Composite stories based on how people actually use Flotira.
They were turning down clients because they couldn’t scale. Now the Researcher scopes new accounts, the Creative drafts the first-round content, and the Designer generates concept visuals before a human touches it. They took on two more clients without hiring.
Customer inquiries were drowning the owner. Now the Automation routes inbound questions, the Creative drafts the initial replies from the catering menu, and the owner only jumps in for custom quotes. Response time dropped from two days to two hours, and booking rate went up.
Team workspaces — shared memory across multiple teammates with per-person permissions — are on the near-term roadmap. Today, Flotira is single-user per account: each teammate runs their own login with their own memory of the business. If that’s a blocker for you, reach out — it helps us prioritize.
A virtual assistant needs training, onboarding, and supervision — and leaves after six months. The fleet is on from day one, remembers everything, works around the clock, and costs about a tenth of a part-time hire. For work that needs judgment, a human is still better. For everything else, the fleet.
Pricing is per seat, not per task. Pro is $20/month per user, with a usage-based tier for heavy automation workloads. Most small businesses run the whole team on one or two Pro seats and let everyone collaborate inside the shared workspace.
Yes. Flotira connects to the tools you already use — Gmail, Google Calendar, your CRM, cloud storage — instead of replacing them. The fleet works with your stack, not around it.