Agentica

Most solo builders lose weeks before they see a working prototype: market research, landing copy, backend scaffolding, GitHub setup, another Vercel account. Agentica compresses that whole slog into a briefing to a six-agent AI team that plans, codes, ships, and iterates on your next product while you keep your day job.

What Agentica actually does

Agentica pretends to be a startup. You describe an idea, and a set of specialized agents — each holding a role you'd otherwise hire for — take turns turning that idea into a running product. The agents coordinate, log their decisions, and hand you code you own by the end.

• Assign work across six named agents: CEO, Marketing, Research, Sales, Finance, Engineering

• Generate a full React frontend paired with a FastAPI backend

• Draft a landing page with copy, pricing sections, FAQs, and CTAs

• Push the generated codebase into a GitHub repo you own

• Deploy to Railway or Vercel with a couple of clicks

• Stream every agent decision live in a terminal-style log

• Flip on Autonomous Mode and let the team keep executing

The features that matter

Underneath the marketing, the parts that separate Agentica from a wrapper around one model are the coordination layer and the ship-it plumbing. Two things do the heavy lifting: agents that negotiate handoffs like teammates, and a deploy pipeline that closes the gap between generated code and a live URL.

• Multi-agent orchestration — six roles trade context the way a small team would, not one model roleplaying all of them

• Autonomous mode — set a direction and the agents keep executing; step back in when a decision needs you

• Real-time streaming — every log surfaces live, so you can explain later what the AI actually did

• One-click deploy — generated code moves from Agentica to GitHub to Railway or Vercel in one interface

Who it's built for

Agentica is aimed at people who ship alone. Solo developers, indie hackers testing three ideas a quarter, freelancers who want to hand a client a working MVP without staffing up, and founders who need a product visible before their first hire will get the most out of it. If you already run a team, it's an idle experiment; if you are the team, the pitch is straightforward: six coworkers for less than the price of a monitor. Agencies producing client prototypes at volume fit the Agency tier for the same reason. Scaled companies, scaled credits, one operator.

Lifetime tiers open at $59 for the Starter plan: three companies, 45 credits a month, GitHub push, and deploy enabled. That's enough to keep two or three side projects in constant motion. Pro at $99 stretches to five companies and 60 credits, and Agency at $199 goes up to twenty companies and 500 outbound emails a month. Every plan carries a 30-day money-back window, and codes must be redeemed within 60 days of purchase, so pick the project you're actually shipping before you check out.