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Your AI cofounder

Tell it about your business. It builds it, then runs it.

One conversation stands the company up. Then it runs — a live site taking payments, ads you can measure, and a workforce of agents working through the night.

How it works
Northline Bike RepairMobile bike repair · Denver · one founder · week 6
Running
Website live, taking card paymentsStripe connected · money lands in Northline's own accountLive
$1,286 collected this month4 paid bookings · receipts sent · refunds one clickPaid
Facebook ad: $300 spent, $1,486 back214 visits · 4 of them paid · counted from Stripe, not from Meta4.9×
Night shift · 1:04am, 2:11am, 3:19amSix specialists, an hour each. 3 replies drafted · a price rise to approve · brief by morningWorking…
8.4 months of runwayReal revenue minus real costs · updated every nightHealthy
An example — but every line is something Velofound actually does.
First Look

A one of a kind opportunity. Show your idea to a real investor. Even if an idea is all it is.

Getting in front of an investor has always meant already knowing one — an introduction, a batch, the right city.

Press it once and a real investor reads what you're building and writes back within seven days — whichever way it goes. No revenue required, no product, no deck. A founder with traction can already get a meeting; this is for everybody else.

No revenue neededNo product neededNo deck needed
  1. 1

    A real investor reads it

    A person, not a form. Within seven days.

    Guaranteed
  2. 2

    The deep read

    How it would actually make money.

  3. 3

    A call

    Thirty minutes. No deck.

  4. 4

    The wider table

    You meet the rest of them.

  5. 5

    New York

    Flown out. In the room.

  6. 6

    The money conversation

    Terms, structure, the number.

Three more questions will follow.
Agentic workflows

A workforce of agents. The future of business.

Velofound runs a team of autonomous AI agents on your business. An orchestrator reads what happened today and briefs your executives; each executive runs its own agents. Every agent plans its own work, searches the web, reads your data, reasons about it and hands off to the next — then leaves the result for you to approve. Multi-agent workflows, without a prompt to write.

Chief of staff

Orchestrator

Reads everything that happened in your business today, decides what needs doing, and briefs the executive who owns it.

  • Observed 14 events — 2 new leads, 9 orders, 1 review, 2 overdue invoices
  • Planned 15 jobs across 5 departments
  • Briefed 5 executives, who dispatched 15 agents
  • Rolling everything up into one brief
YouFinal approval on anything that sends, posts or charges.

CRO

Revenue

Owns leads and the pipeline. 3 agents · 2 waiting on you.

Lead qualifier

Searching: Acme Plumbing, Denver

Sales follow-up

Reading: Denver depot opened last week

Proposal writer

Drafting a two-page proposal

CMO

Marketing

Owns content, ads and search. 3 agents · 1 waiting on you.

Social manager

Checking what performed this week

Ads analyst

Pulling Meta spend: $412 this week

SEO writer

Reading the top five results

COO

Operations

Owns customers, orders and reputation. 3 agents · 3 waiting on you.

Customer support

Pattern: delivery-time question, twice

Order desk

Ready to send

Reputation

New reviews on Google and Yelp

CFO

Finance

Owns cash, costs and collections. 3 agents · 2 waiting on you.

Finance analyst

Reconciling 9 orders — $1,840

Budget watcher

Two subscriptions unused for 60 days

Collections

Ready to send

CPO

Product

Owns the website and what to build next. 3 agents · 1 waiting on you.

Growth tests

Reading the week's numbers

Spec writer

Spec: delivery estimate at checkout

Site checker

Fixes proposed
Tools in use tonightWeb searchPage readerLinkedInInboxStripeMeta AdsReviewsCalendar
Social media, made for you

Posts and reels, at the click of a button.

Velofound doesn't just tell you what to post. It writes five creative briefs for your business, then makes the content: an AI photo or a reel for each one, with the caption and hashtags written. Press the button, it's made, and it's ready to post.

AI photos and reels

Generated from a brief written for your business — not stock, not generic.

Captions and hashtags, written

Two weeks of posts with the words already done. Edit a line or use it as it is.

Posted at the click of a button

Each one lands in your schedule with a day, a platform, and a time. Tick it off when it's up.

Get started free →Posts and reels come with every paid plan, from $19/mo.
Creative StudioNorthline Bike Repair · 5 briefs
Photos & reelsPlaybooksPaid media
Photo · InstagramBrief 1
Mechanic tuning a mountain bike in a repair shopAI photo · generated
AI-generated photos for every post — made in seconds, with the caption and hashtags written for you.
#denverbikes #mobilemechanic #bikerepair
Try anotherAdd to day 3
Reel · TikTokBrief 2 · 9s
AI video · generated
The 40-minute tune-up. In your driveway.
0:09
AI-generated marketing videos, created in seconds and posted at the click of a button.
#beforeandafter #bikelife #denver
RegenerateAdd to day 5
How it works

Three steps. The first one is a conversation.

1

Tell it about your business

A short chat about your idea — what you're building and who it's for. That's the only setup.

2

It builds real things

Your website goes live first — on its own address, ready to take payment. Then legal, pricing, marketing and finances, one at a time, while you watch.

3

Then it runs the business

It takes the payments, spends the ad budget and reports what came back, answers the email, and works right through the night — six specialists, an hour each — so there's a brief waiting in the morning with the times on it.

What it builds

Everything a new company needs, done for you.

Each one is finished and editable — change anything with a sentence, and it updates. That's the first week; below is what happens after it.

Website & branding

A live landing page with a logo, sign-up form, and search-ready copy.

Legal & formation

The LLC, EIN, and license steps for your state, with a guide for each.

Pricing model

Prices and tiers with real numbers, plus a record of what you actually charge.

Social media & marketing

Posts and reels made for you at the click of a button, on a two-week calendar of ready captions.

Finance

A budget, your runway, and a plan for raising money if you ever need to.

Product

What to build first, what can wait, and a requirements doc for an engineer.

Hiring

Who to hire and when, job posts, and interview questions for each candidate.

Operations

The day-to-day procedures and support replies that keep things running.

Sales

Outreach emails and call scripts you can use as they are.

Strategy

The big decisions — business model, positioning, roadmap — thought through with you.

And then it runs it

Most of these tools stop at the plan. This one takes the money.

A business plan is the easy half. The hard half is a card actually being charged, an ad budget actually being spent well, and knowing on a Tuesday how many months of cash you have left.

Takes the payment

Your site charges real cards through Stripe, straight into your own account. Refunds, receipts and payouts included — Velofound never holds your money.

Knows your runway

Revenue from paid orders, costs from a bank CSV, and the number that matters: how many months of cash you have left at this burn.

Runs the ads, and proves it

Writes four ads on four angles, publishes them to Facebook and Instagram paused, then follows every click through to a paid order — so you see what came back, not what Meta claims.

Answers your email

Your business gets its own address. Customers write in, replies are drafted for you, and anyone who replies to a cold email drops out of the sequence automatically.

Actually works all night

Six specialists, an hour each, right through the night. Each one shows up in the morning brief with the time it worked — because it did. Drafts to send, decisions to make, and anything that changed.

Finds the customers

Real local businesses from Google Maps, a pipeline that tracks every touch, and cold email that actually sends — paced and capped so it doesn't land in spam.

After the first week

It stays useful long after the plan is done.

Quick Sparks

Three one-click upgrades to your site, always ready.

Connections

Stripe, Facebook and X in one place — and the one thing standing in the way of each, named.

Metrics

The few numbers that matter for your business, tracked over time.

Documents

Investor emails, contracts, job posts — drafted and stored safely.

Abilities

Ask it to research a market or competitor. The answer lands in your inbox.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you want more built.

Each thing it builds uses one credit. The free plan gives you five a week; paid plans add a monthly balance and unlock everything.

Free
$0

Try it on one idea, no card required.

  • Unlimited chat with your cofounder
  • Website + branding starter kit
  • Legal checklist
  • 5 credits a week
  • The other eight categories
Start free
Founder
$19/mo

Everything unlocked for one company.

  • All categories unlocked
  • Unlimited chat
  • Take card payments on your site
  • 19 credits a month
  • Priority support
Choose Founder
Growth · most popular
$49/mo

More building power, plus room for up to three companies.

  • All categories unlocked
  • 49 credits a month
  • 3 projects
  • Priority support
  • Facebook & Instagram ads, published and measured
Choose Growth

Six plans in total, up to Pro with a monthly 1:1 with an experienced founder — sign in to see them all.

Common questions

Before you start

Do I need to be technical?
No. You describe your business in plain words, once. Velofound builds and publishes the site and fills in everything else from that description. Editing anything is a text box, not code.
Does it really take payments?
Yes — real cards, through Stripe, into a Stripe account opened in your business's name. The money goes to you directly and Velofound never holds it. Refunds are one click, receipts are automatic, and those paid orders become the revenue every other number here is measured against.
How do I know the ads worked?
Because we don't ask the ad platform. Every campaign gets a tagged link; the click lands on a site we host, and the payment goes through an account we opened, so a booking can be followed back to the ad that paid for it. Meta counts a scroll-past as a conversion — we count a charge, net of refunds. It'll also refuse to recommend an ad budget your cash can't stand.
What does it do without me?
It drafts, it never sends. Through the night six specialists take an hour each — finance, then growth, then sales — and the brief waiting in the morning shows the time beside each one, because that is when it happened. Replies written, decisions to make, anything that changed. Ads are published paused. Posts wait for you. Nothing goes out, gets charged, or gets published until you say so.
What are credits?
Each thing it builds uses one credit. The free plan refills five a week; paid plans add a monthly balance. If a build fails, the credit comes straight back.
What doesn't it do?
It won't rebuild tools that already work — Calendly, QuickBooks, Gusto and the like. It tells you which ones you actually need at your stage and takes you to the right page. TikTok ads and Google Business Profile aren't built yet.

Ready when you are.

Describe your business. The website goes live in about a minute, ready to take payment — and the rest follows.