Early access · opening in waves
Clickific is a marketplace for homemade AI agents: the ones people built to get their own work done, tested on real work, and are now willing to sell. Every rating comes from someone who ran the agent on their own work, so you only pay for what has already worked for someone like you.
Reads your aging report every Friday, drafts a polite nudge for each overdue invoice in your voice, and holds them for your OK.
An example of what a listing will look like.
The problem
Picture a property manager who spent three weekends wiring up an agent. It reads every maintenance request, sorts the burst pipe from the squeaky hinge, and drafts the email to the right vendor. It gives her back six hours a week.
Two hundred other property managers would pay for it tomorrow. None of them will ever see it.
Meanwhile the agent stores are full of demos built to be shown, not tools built to be used.
How it will work
Every agent here already does the job for the person who built it. You skip the weekends of trial and error.
Run it on one of your own files first. You judge it on your work, not on a polished demo.
Connect it to the tools you already use and hand it the job. The hours come back that week.
Reviews
Every rating comes from a person who ran the agent on their own work. You see who they are, how long they used it, and whether they kept it.
Cut my Friday collections from three hours to twenty minutes. The drafts sound like me, and I still click send on every one.
Choked on my QuickBooks export because I use custom invoice numbers. Skipped half my list.
"Bookkeeper, 60 clients, five weeks in" tells you more than a thousand anonymous stars.
Agents break when the tools under them change. You see how it has done lately, not just last year.
The share of buyers still running it after 30 days says more than any review. It is the one number nobody can fake.
No ad budget, no launch-day hustle. The buyers who keep your agent do the selling for you.
Who it's for
The kind of agents we're recruiting
Screens 200 résumés against your must-haves and writes a short why for each.
Turns an episode transcript into show notes, chapters, and three clips to cut.
Writes a listing description from the agent's notes and the photo set.
Builds a client's monthly report from four dashboards and drafts the summary.
Questions
Not yet. It opens in small waves, so every early listing gets real buyers looking at it. Waves go out in the order people signed up.
Anything that does a real job without you watching it: a custom GPT, a Claude project, a Zapier or n8n flow, a script with an AI step. If it saves you time every week, it counts.
The people who bought it. Only someone who ran an agent on their own work can rate it, and you can see how many buyers kept using it. Junk gets found out fast.
Early access
Tell us whether you're buying, selling, or both. You'll get one email when your wave is ready.