For content, marketing, and creative agencies

The manual work capping your agency is gone.

We build the automations and AI systems that take repetitive ops off your team, so you scale clients without scaling headcount. Fixed price, shipped in weeks.

Recently cut content work from 90 minutes to a 2-minute review for Maximus Labs. At current volume, that removed ~270 hours/month of manual production work.
~98% less hands-on time
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Real result

Maximus Labs cut a 90-minute content workflow to a 2-minute review.

Maximus Labs had a multi-step manual content workflow that was bottlenecking delivery. The build replaced the recurring grunt work with a custom integration and custom content system, freeing the current team to scale more efficiently and improve quality for current clients.

90 minutes per content piece became a 2-minute review.

The system moved repeatable production work out of the team's hands while keeping review and control where they mattered. At current volume, that removed ~270 hours/month of manual work and helped the team scale without adding production headcount.

Current monthly labor 270 hrs → 6 hrs
Timeline Built in 2 weeks
Scale same team → more capacity
Services

What we automate

Workflow automation for agency operations

Client reporting, content production, onboarding, QA checklists, publishing handoffs, and lead follow-up: the repeatable work your team keeps doing by hand.

AI systems for content and research

Content briefs, first drafts, research summaries, report narratives, image prompts, and client-ready updates that start from your real workflow, not a generic prompt.

Custom integrations for messy tools

When your CRM, CMS, dashboard, inbox, or locked-down tool does not connect cleanly, we build the custom link so the work still moves.

Process

How a build works

1
Map the workflow

We document the current process, edge cases, tools, access, and the exact outcome the system must produce.

2
Scope the fixed build

You get one clear sprint, one price, and one measurable win condition before work starts.

3
Ship in the open

You see working software during the sprint, not a vague strategy deck or black-box build.

4
Own the system

You keep the code, docs, and handoff. Support can continue, but the work is not locked inside us.

FAQ

Questions agency owners ask before buying automation.

How fast can piwork ship an automation?

Most first sprints are scoped for weeks, not months. Timeline depends on workflow complexity, platform access, and test data availability.

How much does it cost?

The first build is fixed price after scope. We avoid pricing before the workflow is mapped because the value and complexity vary heavily.

Do I need to be technical?

No. You bring the current workflow and bottleneck. We handle system design, build, deployment, and operating docs.

What can you automate for a marketing agency?

Content production, reporting, research, publishing, CRM follow-ups, onboarding, QA, dashboard updates, document flows, and cross-tool operations.

What if the automation seems impossible?

That is usually where custom engineering matters most. Private dashboards, tools that do not connect cleanly, browser-only work, AI review steps, and messy handoffs can often be turned into reliable systems.

What if the system breaks?

The build includes logging, handoff, and operating docs. For critical workflows, ongoing support can be added after the first automation proves value.

Jayaditya V S
Who's behind this

Hi - I'm Jayaditya, and I build the systems myself.

I'm the co-founder of Octupie, and I build the automations myself - real production systems for agency workflows, from content production to client reporting.

You work directly with me, start to finish - the person who scopes your build is the one who ships it.

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