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A workplace you can see

Build your workplace. Hire a team. Hand them the work.

Plazas turns your business into a place you can see. Hire AI employees, hand one a task and get the finished work back: a reply, a post, a schedule, a plan, written for your business from what you have told the team.

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An illustrated sports club seen from above, with four people in its rooms
  • Maya Bookings
  • Leo Social
  • Noa Follow-ups
  • Sam Stock
An illustration of a sports club plaza. Each person in the picture is an AI employee you can hire, with one job.

How it works

Set up in three steps. Then hand out the work.

Nothing to configure and nothing to learn first. You answer three questions, and from then on you give a worker a task whenever you have one.

  1. 1

    Describe your goal

    Say what you want done, in your own words, or tap one of the goals. Your team is suggested from it.

  2. 2

    Hire your team

    Pick the people for the work that piles up. Each one has a single job and knows what it involves.

  3. 3

    Build their workplace

    Pick the kind of place and how big to build: a single room, an office or a building with floors.

  4. 4

    Hand a worker a task

    Open a worker and type what you need, or tap one of the suggestions for their job. Nobody starts on their own.

  5. 5

    Get the finished work back

    The answer comes back as text, written for your business. You read it, copy it and use it where it belongs.

  6. 6

    Rate it, or ask for another go

    Give the result one to five stars. If it is not right, say what to change and the worker does it again.

The work

Real finished work, not a demo.

When you hand a worker a task, it runs for real and the answer is theirs: a reply to a client, a week of posts, next week's schedule, a plan for an event.

  • Written for your businessA worker writes from what you have told the team: the name and kind of business, the city, your hours, your goal, and anything you add to Memory, such as prices, services and regulars.
  • Nothing made upWorkers are told to use only what they have been given. When a price, a name or a date is missing, they leave a marked gap and list what to check before you use the text.
  • Yours to useThe result is text. You copy it and send the message, publish the post or share the schedule yourself. Nothing is sent, published, booked or paid on your behalf.
  • Every task on recordWhat you asked, what came back, the model it ran on, the tokens it used, what that cost in dollars and the coins you were charged. The manager view adds it up for the whole team.

The team

Hire for the job, not the software.

Each worker has one job. These are real things you can ask each of them for on day one. Hire the ones you need and let go any time.

  • Maya

    Bookings
    You could ask
    • Write a reminder to send tonight to everyone booked for tomorrow.
    • A client wants to move Thursday 18:00 to another day. Draft the reply offering two alternatives.

  • Leo

    Social
    You could ask
    • Write three Instagram captions announcing our weekend opening hours.
    • Plan a 20-second reel for this week: shots, on-screen text and caption.

  • Noa

    Follow-ups
    You could ask
    • Write a friendly follow-up to someone who came for the first time yesterday.
    • Write a message to bring back a client who has not booked in a month.

  • Sam

    Stock
    You could ask
    • Make a weekly stock checklist for a business like ours.
    • Write an email asking a supplier for a quote on our regular order.

  • Dana

    Reviews
    You could ask
    • Write a short message asking a happy client for a Google review.
    • Draft a calm reply to a two-star review that says we were slow to answer.

  • Omer

    Invoices
    You could ask
    • Write a polite first reminder for an invoice that is a week late.
    • Draft the wording for our invoices: payment terms and a thank-you line.

  • Tal

    Scheduling
    You could ask
    • Build a weekly schedule template for a team of four with one day off each.
    • Write a message asking the team who can cover Thursday 18:00.

  • Adi

    New leads
    You could ask
    • Write a reply to someone asking what we offer and how to start.
    • Draft five questions to ask a new lead before suggesting a first session.

  • Roni

    Events
    You could ask
    • Plan a two-hour open day: timeline, what to prepare, who does what.
    • Write the sign-up announcement for an event next Friday.

  • Gali

    Manager
    You could ask
    • Write a morning brief template I can read in one minute.
    • List what I should check every Monday to know how the business is doing.

  • Eli

    Engineering
    You could ask
    • Read the README and the main folders, then explain how this project is put together.
    • Look at the open issues and tell me which three matter most, and why.

  • Or ask in your own words.

    The suggestions are a place to start. Type any task that fits the job and the worker writes it for your business. If they are busy, the task waits in their queue.

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Any kind of business

A studio, an office, a shop. Yours.

The place changes with the business. The idea does not: every kind of work gets a room, and every room gets someone you can hand that work to.

Music studio seen from above. A control room, a live room, a vocal booth and a lounge.

Music studio. A control room, a live room, a vocal booth and a lounge. A good first team: Maya for bookings, Omer for invoices, Leo for social.

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You stay in charge

Nothing leaves without you.

Your team writes the work. You read it and decide what to do with it. They cannot send, publish, book or pay anything.

  1. Work starts when you say

    A worker does a task when you hand it over. Pause anyone with one tap and they take nothing new.

  2. Quality is your rating

    You give each result one to five stars. A worker’s quality is made of your ratings and nothing else. Until you rate, it says “Not rated yet”.

  3. Another go, with your note

    Say what to change and the worker does the task again with your note and the earlier answer in front of them.

And each job is told what it must never do.

  • Never changes a priceMaya, Bookings
  • Never publishes a post you have not approvedLeo, Social
  • Never issues a refundOmer, Invoices
  • Never spends more than the budget you setSam, Stock
  • Never messages the same person twice in a weekNoa, Follow-ups
  • Never answers a bad review without youDana, Reviews

Workstations, office, building

Better desks run stronger models.

Every worker sits at a workstation. Its tier decides which model does their tasks, how long an answer can be and how many tokens they may use in a day. Start everyone on a standard desk and upgrade the ones that carry the most.

  • Tier 1

    Standard desk

    Everything needed to do the job.

    tokens a day
    250k
    tokens in the longest answer
    1k
    Fast modelanthropic/claude-haiku-4.5
    • Answers up to about 900 words
    Comes with every room
  • Tier 2

    Pro desk

    A stronger model and more room to think.

    tokens a day
    800k
    tokens in the longest answer
    3k
    Balanced modelanthropic/claude-sonnet-5.5
    • Longer, more careful answers
    200to move up from standard desk
  • Tier 3

    Studio desk

    The best model and the biggest budget.

    tokens a day
    2.5M
    tokens in the longest answer
    4k
    Most capable modelanthropic/claude-opus-5.5
    • The longest and most thorough answers
    500to move up from pro desk

You pay in coins for what each task actually uses: 300 for each dollar of model cost, so a task that costs $0.01 is charged 3. A stronger model costs more for the same task. Every plan adds coins each month. How charging works

Then the office. Then the building.

When the team outgrows the room, build another. When the floor is full, add one above it. Rooms and floors are bought with coins on Plus and Pro. The plan decides what you may build. Coins decide how much of it.

An illustrated upper floor of a building with a corner office, a project room, a meeting room and a roof terrace

  • A room

    150

    One more place to hire into. Every room is a workstation with a standard desk.

    Can be built on Plus and Pro

  • A floor

    600

    A whole new level for a new department. It opens with 2 rooms already built.

    Can be built on Pro

Pricing

Start with a room. Grow into a building.

Free covers one room and your first two AI employees. Bigger plans build bigger places and add more coins each month. Coins pay for the work your team does, by what each task uses.

  • Free

    One room and your first two AI employees.

    Free
    100 coins a month
    • 1 plaza
    • 2 AI employees
    • 1 room
    • Work charged in coins, by what each task uses
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  • Plus

    Best for most

    A full office for a business that runs every day.

    $29a month
    500 coins a month
    • 1 plaza
    • 6 AI employees
    • Build rooms: up to 6 on one floor
    • 3 team members
    • Work charged in coins, by what each task uses
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  • Pro

    A whole building, floor by floor.

    $79a month
    2,000 coins a month
    • 3 plazas
    • No limit on AI employees
    • Build rooms and floors: up to 5 floors
    • No limit on team members
    • Work charged in coins, by what each task uses
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Compare the plans in full

Coming next

Not available yet.

None of what follows works today. It is where Plazas is going, written here so you know what you are and are not getting now.

An illustration of a neighbourhood of small businesses on one shared map

  • Workers acting on their own

    Starting work from a new message, a time of day or a change in one of your tools, with you choosing what each one may do without asking.

    Not available yet

  • Connections

    Working inside the tools you already use, so a reply is sent and a slot is booked instead of handed to you as text: WhatsApp, Google Calendar, Booking system, Instagram, Google Business, Invoicing, Payments, Google Sheets, Email, GitHub.

    Not available yet

  • Dealings between businesses

    Every business on one shared map, where your team can deal with a supplier’s or a neighbour’s team, and nothing is agreed without both owners.

    Not available yet

Questions

Good things to ask first.

Do I need to know anything about AI?
No. You describe a goal, pick who you need and choose the place. After that you type a task the way you would ask a person, or tap a suggestion.
What do I actually get back?
Finished text: the reply ready to send, the post ready to publish, the schedule, the list, the plan. It is written from what you have told the team about your business. You copy it and use it.
Do workers send messages or publish posts for me?
No. They cannot send, publish, book or pay anything. They write the work and you decide what to do with it. Connections to tools like WhatsApp and a calendar are not available yet.
Do they work on their own?
No. A worker does a task when you hand it to them, and waits otherwise. If you hand over a second task while they are busy, it waits in their queue.
What if the result is not right?
Ask for another go and say what to change. The worker does it again with your note. Another go is a new task and is charged like one.
What does a task cost?
What it actually used. Each task is charged in coins by its model cost: 300 coins for each dollar, rounded up, and never less than one coin. A task that costs $0.01 is charged 3 coins. You see the tokens, the dollar cost and the coins on every task.
What is a workstation?
The desk one worker sits at. Its tier decides the model: standard desk (fast model), pro desk (balanced model) or studio desk (most capable model). Each desk also has a daily token budget. A worker who uses it up stops until the next day.
What else are coins for?
Building. A room costs 150 coins, a floor 600, and desk upgrades are paid in coins too. Each plan adds coins every month.
What kind of business is this for?
Any business with writing and planning that repeats: replies to clients, reminders, follow-ups, invoices to word, stock lists, schedules, social posts, answers to reviews, event plans.
Where is my data kept?
In the cloud, under your account: your plaza, your team and every finished task. Log in from any device and it is all there, and your team keeps working when Plazas is closed. You can export everything as one file from Settings.

Plazas is opening by invitation.

Leave your email and we will tell you when your place is ready. Then it is three questions and your first task.

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