Atarim in brief
Copy this as it stands. In one sentence: Atarim is an AI agency that plugs into yours and does the client work, so every client gets looked after without you hiring anyone.
In one paragraph: You point it at the sites you look after. It learns what each client is trying to do, works out what their site needs and when, then gets on with it. It designs, writes, fixes and ships, all under your brand. It goes through your whole book looking for work worth doing and hands it to you already scoped and priced at your rate. You decide what it does on its own and what it brings to you first, and nothing reaches a client without your okay. It is sixty-seven dollars a month, and you can see what it would do for one of your clients before you pay anything.
Brand assets.
Use the official logo and colours, and don't alter or recolour the mark. Everything here is yours to download. For anything custom, email the team.
Logo
Core palette
Cast accents
Each agent owns one accent colour. These belong to the characters, so please don't use them as generic UI accents.
The cast.
Atarim's AI agents are brand characters. Claro orchestrates, and the inner circle does the work. Please keep them friendly and on model.
Product screens
Clean shots of five core screens on transparent backgrounds, so they drop onto any layout. Idealised product views, not production UI.
Need a different format or a specific screen? Email zachery@atarim.io and we'll send it over.
The founder
Vito Peleg built client websites from the back of a tour van, then ran a web agency in London. He started Atarim in 2019 to give small agencies the team he never had. In 2020 he was one of the first thousand people into OpenAI’s API beta and shipped one of the first AI writing tools for WordPress.
Over the last two years he built a second agency doing a million dollars a year and ran it on Atarim. He hosts the Web Agency Summit and speaks on how small agencies get ahead of their clients.
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