You can build it yourself in a month — or I build it for you in 48 hours.
A custom AI agent or automation for your business: it answers, books and prepares the repetitive work while you do something else.
Or send AGENT as a DM on Instagram @enrietabiz.ai
While you decide whether to try, someone else has already decided for themselves. These are the numbers, with the sources written underneath — not impressions.
what Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta have budgeted for AI in 2026 alone: 77% more than the $410 billion of the year before.
2026 hyperscaler capex estimates — valueaddvc.com, Yahoo Finance
of small businesses in the United States were already using AI in 2025. In 2023 it was 23%: doubled in two years.
SMB AI adoption reports, 2025-2026
a week: the time the average small-business worker gets back by working with AI. People who manage others reach 7.2.
2026 Small Business AI Outlook Report — business.com
The question is no longer whether AI is useful. It is that the people already using it are taking back hours you are still paying for.
There is an MIT study that has been quoted for twenty years because nobody has managed to disprove it. It looked at more than 15,000 enquiries and over 100,000 call attempts, and measured one thing: what changes if you answer after five minutes instead of thirty.
more likely to qualify a lead by answering within 5 minutes instead of within 30.
Lead Response Management Study — MIT / InsideSales, J. Oldroyd (2007)
Thirty minutes. Not a day, not a week: thirty minutes. And you, while you are with a client, in a meeting or at dinner — how long do you take? An agent takes none. And it does not ask for the weekend off.
On WhatsApp, on your site or by email: it greets people, answers the usual questions and qualifies enquiries — evenings and weekends included.
It offers the free slots, books the appointment, sends the reminders and cuts the gaps in your diary. You find a full calendar, not missed calls.
Quotes, reply emails, social posts: the agent drafts, you approve. Hours of work that come back to you every week.
Two questions, no more: what you do, and which repetitive task steals the most of your time. I answer personally — no bot.
You get a clear proposal: what your agent will do, how it will work and the exact price. No surprise subscriptions, no incomprehensible jargon.
I build it, test it and hand it over working, with the support to use it. Bigger projects get agreed timelines — but the first agent fits in 48 hours.
«Forty-eight hours, fine — but what would you actually build me?» It is the right question. These are systems that exist and work every day, not ideas. The time next to each step is the real one.
Instead of:opening the calendar, finding the day, typing it in — three times over.
Instead of:twenty messages to clear tomorrow morning — and someone who meanwhile wrote to a competitor.
Instead of:the customer list you never look at because there is never time.
Instead of:the phone call you have been putting off for three weeks.
Instead of:hunting for clients by hand on Google, one listing at a time.
Behind the scenes
You do not need to understand them to use them — I build them and I look after them. But here they are anyway: knowing how something that works for you is put together is different from simply trusting it.
The simplest thing we build. Four steps, half a day of work, and then you never touch it again.
Six steps here, because your diary is involved: the agent cannot offer a slot that does not exist.
One agent cannot be good at everything. When the job is big it gets built like this: one that sorts, and underneath the ones that each do a single thing well. This is the kind of system that takes 7 to 14 days, not 48 hours — and that is said upfront.
Yours is most likely the first one. And that is fine: the piece that buys you time is almost always the simplest.
ALMAIRA is the assistant I use myself, every day. It is not a demo: it is the system I work with, and it is the proof that what I build for you holds up when it really matters.
Yours does not need to do all of this. It needs to do the one thing that steals most of your time — and we pick that together, in half an hour.
These are the systems my clients and I use every day. My first video made entirely with AI passed 40,000 views — but it is what the systems do in the back room that pays the bills.
the AI assistant that handles conversations, memory, voice and calendar
the AI receptionist that answers and books on WhatsApp in 3 languages, 24/7
the B2B engine that scans and qualifies hundreds of companies each evening
the video engine that makes AI providers compete and buys at the best price
Yes, for the first agent or the first automation: that is the time EnrietaBiz needs to build, test and hand over something that genuinely works. Heavier projects are agreed together, with clear timelines set before starting.
No. EnrietaBiz sets everything up and delivers the agent working, with the support to use it. If you can use WhatsApp, you can use your agent.
It depends on what gets built: that is why the proposal comes after two questions about the business, with the exact price written down before anything starts. EnrietaBiz works in Switzerland and Italy, two markets with different price lists. No promises of easy money: only what gets built is promised, and what gets built belongs to the client.
Enrieta Fontana, founder of EnrietaBiz: a mother of five who came to technology by building her own systems, one piece at a time. Today her agents work every day for her and for her clients, in Switzerland and Italy.
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Tell me about your business in two lines: I answer personally, with what I would build and what it costs. If it fits in 48 hours, I say so straight away.