Prometeo.digital

Your agency already sells automation. Now it can sell software.

Connect the Prometeo MCP to Claude and ship real operational software for the clients you already have. Not prototypes that break in week two — systems that invoice, schedule and reconcile, with humans reviewing every build.

Agency plans from US$59/month · 7-day free trial, no card

Why AI builders stall at the client-delivery stage

Every iteration costs credits or tokens. Client feedback is exactly what agencies do all day, and the meter runs on all of it.

The demo looks great; the app breaks once real data, real users and real edge cases arrive. Your name is on that delivery.

Your client asks who owns the code and what happens if they leave the platform. You do not have a clean answer.

The moment something goes wrong, there is no one to escalate to. You are the support layer for software you did not write.

What your agency gets

A recurring revenue line

Custom software bills as setup plus monthly. Same subscription motion you already sell, at a ticket well above a retainer.

Iterate without a meter running

A flat subscription instead of per-message billing. Client asks for the fifth revision on Friday? It costs you nothing extra.

Humans review every build

The AI writes, our team audits, compiles and smoke-tests before anything reaches production. You are not the QA department.

Your client owns the code

Full source and IP go to the end client, and it can move to any server. That is a promise no closed platform lets you make.

Systems, not screens

Client portals, booking, invoicing, inventory, reconciliation. The operational work that keeps a client for years, not a landing page.

No engineering hires

The same account manager who runs the client today can stand up the system from Claude. No developer salaries to open the line.

How it works

This is not a chatbot that suggests code for someone else to implement. Claude operates the platform directly: it creates the project, writes the files, builds, tests and ships.

  • 1Connect the MCP once. From Claude's connectors. From then on Claude can create projects, write files, check the build and publish.
  • 2Describe the client system in plain English. "A portal where my client's customers upload documents, with reminders and automatic invoicing." No specs, no tickets, no translating into developer speak.
  • 3Claude builds, humans check. Real code, compiled and smoke-tested. You watch every step in the conversation and approve what ships.
  • 4Publish and iterate. A live URL under your client's name. A change requested today can ship today, in the same conversation.

Where this sits next to the AI app builders

Tools like Lovable and Bolt are genuinely good at what they do, and for a prototype or a marketing site they are hard to beat. The friction shows up when you are delivering to a paying client, and it comes down to three structural differences rather than price.

The first is the billing model. Both meter what you build: Lovable charges credits weighted by the complexity of each message, Bolt meters tokens against a monthly allowance. For a solo builder shipping one project that is fine. For an agency running revisions across a book of clients, the cost scales with exactly the activity your business is made of. Prometeo charges a flat subscription: iteration does not carry a per-message price.

The second is who catches the errors. Self-serve builders hand you the output and the debugging. On a client delivery, that debugging is your problem at your cost. Here a human team audits and fixes before the client sees it.

The third is ownership. Your client will eventually ask what happens if they leave. With Prometeo the answer is that the source is theirs and it moves to any server.

What this is not for

If what you need is a landing page, a marketing site or a quick prototype to show an idea, use one of the self-serve builders. They are faster and cheaper for that, and paying a subscription with human review on top would be a waste.

This is built for the moment a client says "we need a system for this" and means invoicing, scheduling, documents, inventory or reconciliation — software that has to keep working on a Monday morning.

Try it with one real client this week

Do not take our word for it. Pick the client who keeps saying they need a system, connect the MCP, and build it. Within days you will know whether this line belongs in your agency, and you will have something to show them either way.

Frequently asked questions

What is an AI automation agency?

An agency that builds automations and AI-driven workflows for its clients instead of, or alongside, media and marketing services. The natural next step is software: the systems those automations plug into. That step is what usually requires an engineering team, and what this removes.

How is this different from Lovable, Bolt or similar AI app builders?

Three structural things, not price. Those tools meter what you build — credits weighted by message complexity in Lovable, tokens in Bolt — so client revisions carry a running cost. They also hand you the debugging. And they are built around prototypes rather than operational systems. Prometeo is a flat subscription with human review before anything ships, and the source belongs to your client.

Do I need developers on staff?

No. The person who manages the account today can describe the system in plain English from Claude and ship it. Our team handles the review, the build and the fixes. You need someone who understands the client's process, not someone who writes React.

Who owns the code my client pays for?

Your client. Full source and intellectual property transfer to them, and the system can be migrated to any server if they ever decide to leave. You can put that in writing when you sell it.

What can I actually build for a client?

Client portals, booking and scheduling, invoicing, inventory, CRMs, document workflows, internal dashboards and mobile apps. The rule of thumb: if it is the operational core of a business rather than a brochure, it is a fit.

How fast can I deliver the first one?

Days, not months. Most first systems are live and usable inside the first month, which lets you close while the client still has the problem fresh.

What does it cost my agency?

Agency plans start at US$59 a month for up to 3 active applications and US$119 for unlimited, with hosting included and no per-change metering. You bill your client setup plus monthly on top of that.

Let's talk for 30 minutes

We will tell you whether this fits your agency, what it would take and what it costs. No commitment.