What you sell
Category, price band, core angles—no repeating yourself. Leo knows you sell earbuds and writes to real search behavior in that niche.
Stop using tools.
Start hiring AI Agents
Competitors, reviews, listings, profit—the tedious work runs 24/7 while you focus elsewhere.
They learn your store; you make the calls.
Tools wait for questions; AI Agents proactively start work
Typical AI tools
- You only use them when you remember to
- One-off tasks; you re-explain context every time
- They reply with text—you still execute everything
- They don’t remember your shop or category
Niceggie AI Agents
- They watch competitors, reviews, and markets—without you asking
- Share costs and ad spend; they show profit and where you leak
- Ready-to-use outputs: intel, listings, replies, profit reports
- They remember what you sell, who you compete with, and your budget
They learn your store
Generic tools reset every session. Your AI Agents remember what matters—the longer you run, the sharper and more tailored the advice.
Who you compete with
Your 3–5 core rivals stay on Scott's radar. When a rival shifts, everyone else knows—Leo updates copy, Max re-runs margin—no re-briefing.
Budget and guardrails
Margin floors, ad caps, risk appetite—Max and Scott price advice against your real constraints, not generic templates.
Day 1 vs day 30
On day one they only know what you told them. By day 30 they know your cadence, rivals, and profit structure—so advice stops being one-size-fits-all and becomes specific to your store.
Meet your AI team
Four specialists · competitors · listings · reviews · profit · 24/7
Scott
Competitive intel · Always watching
Rivals cut prices and you’re last to know? Tell me who to watch—I monitor pricing, images, new ASINs, and review shifts 24/7, with clear follow/ignore guidance.
Rivals cut prices and you’re last to know? Tell me who to watch—I monitor pricing, images, new ASINs, and review shifts 24/7, with clear follow/ignore guidance.
Messages look like this
““ASIN B0CXXX just dropped ~8% and undercuts you by ¥12. Suggest matching ¥7 for 3 days. They also refreshed the hero image and added a ‘30-day returns’ badge—likely pushing harder; consider warranty messaging to counter.””
““ASIN B0CXXX just dropped ~8% and undercuts you by ¥12. Suggest matching ¥7 for 3 days. They also refreshed the hero image and added a ‘30-day returns’ badge—likely pushing harder; consider warranty messaging to counter.””
Key outputs
- Instant rival price drops
- Match / hold analysis
- Image & ASIN change alerts
- Weekly rival digest
I fetch public data—no busywork for you
Mira
Reviews & sentiment · Reviews on watch
Bad reviews with no playbook? I watch the wall, flag what matters, draft replies, and tell you if it’s a product issue—copy, paste, send.
Bad reviews with no playbook? I watch the wall, flag what matters, draft replies, and tell you if it’s a product issue—copy, paste, send.
Messages look like this
““Three negatives this week all cite ‘damaged packaging’—likely systemic. Draft replies are ready; for premium orders consider proactive spare parts (~¥12/ea), far cheaper than rank drag. Want to review wording?””
““Three negatives this week all cite ‘damaged packaging’—likely systemic. Draft replies are ready; for premium orders consider proactive spare parts (~¥12/ea), far cheaper than rank drag. Want to review wording?””
Key outputs
- Root-cause reads
- Reply drafts
- Weekly buyer recap
- Product fix hints
I fetch public data—no busywork for you
Leo
Listing optimizer · Optimize anytime + scheduled rechecks
Listings make or break conversion. Send your PDP links—I benchmark rivals, mine real search terms, and rewrite titles, bullets, and body so listings sell, not just “exist.”
Listings make or break conversion. Send your PDP links—I benchmark rivals, mine real search terms, and rewrite titles, bullets, and body so listings sell, not just “exist.”
Messages look like this
““SKU-A192 is missing the high-volume phrase ‘wireless earbuds noise cancelling’—top 5 rivals all use it. I rewrote the title and five bullets; expect ~15–20% more impressions. Draft is ready—want a walkthrough?””
““SKU-A192 is missing the high-volume phrase ‘wireless earbuds noise cancelling’—top 5 rivals all use it. I rewrote the title and five bullets; expect ~15–20% more impressions. Draft is ready—want a walkthrough?””
Key outputs
- Title & keyword pass
- Bullet rewrites
- Rival listing compare
- A+ content ideas
I fetch public data—no busywork for you
Max
Profit analyst · On-demand checks + monthly recap
Sold all year but unsure if you made money? Share price, cost, and ad spend—I show true margin per SKU, what bleeds, and what to change.
Sold all year but unsure if you made money? Share price, cost, and ad spend—I show true margin per SKU, what bleeds, and what to change.
Messages look like this
““From your numbers: SKU-Y did ¥42,000 revenue but after ¥9,200 ads, ¥5,900 fees, ¥2,100 returns, and ¥800 storage, profit is only ¥3,100 (7.4%). Ads are the main drag—I listed three fixes.””
““From your numbers: SKU-Y did ¥42,000 revenue but after ¥9,200 ads, ¥5,900 fees, ¥2,100 returns, and ¥800 storage, profit is only ¥3,100 (7.4%). Ads are the main drag—I listed three fixes.””
Key outputs
- Per-SKU profit truth
- Where money leaks
- Ad efficiency read
- Monthly P&L summary
You paste numbers—I run the math
Which AI Agent do you still need?
The crew is four people today. Who we build next is your call—tell us what hurts most in ops; we prioritize what gets the most votes.
✓ Got it—we’ll prioritize when demand is clear.
FAQ
Quick answers about the AI Sales Team for cross-border sellers.
Tools answer when asked—then the thread ends. An AI Agent owns a job (e.g. “watch rival prices”), works on a cadence, and only escalates when you need to decide. It’s ongoing coverage, not a one-off chat.
Beta is free. After launch it’s monthly per AI Agent. Waitlist signups get 30 free days when we go live.
Scott, Mira, and Leo run on public signals—no sensitive uploads required. Max only sees numbers you paste and returns results—we don’t retain your data.
No—roles are split. Scott watches rivals, Leo owns listings, Mira reads reviews, Max runs profit. If Mira sees buyers praising “battery life,” Leo can move that into titles; if Scott sees a price cut, Max models whether you can follow. You always approve the final move.