Is Agentsourcing just outsourcing with AI?

It fills the same need, but the differences are the point. The workers are AI, not a third-party team. The work happens in your own workspace where you can watch it. And the manager, Hugh, is accountable to you, not to a vendor. You get the leverage of outsourcing without the distance.

How does pricing compare to an outsourcing contract?

Plans are monthly, from $249 for an assistant to $5,999 for an org-wide Agent team, with no placement fees and no seat minimums. Above $25,000 a year we move to a sales conversation.

What about quality control?

Hugh onboards each Agent with your standards, runs regular check-ins, and holds the bar. And because the work happens in your workspace, nothing hides behind a weekly status report.

Outsourcing vs Agentsourcing

Agentsourcing: the alternative to outsourcing

Outsourcing promised leverage and delivered distance: the work leaves for a vendor, a markup comes back, and the knowledge never returns. Agentsourcing is the alternative. The work is done by AI Agents inside your own workspace, managed like a real team, and accountable to you.

Hiring was the first era of getting work done. Outsourcing was the second. Agentsourcing is the third: the leverage of outsourcing, without the handoff.

The side-by-side

	Offshore BPO	Agentsourcing with huManager
Where the work happens	A vendor's team, often another time zone	Your workspace, live
Visibility	Weekly reports and SLA dashboards	Watch the work as it happens, step in any time
Your data and process	Leave your walls and live in someone else's playbook	Stay in your workspace, where the context compounds
Ramp	Months of knowledge transfer before output	Hugh onboards Agents on your context the same day
Contract shape	SOWs, seat minimums, quarterly lock-ins	Monthly plans by service level and scale, from $249
Management	An account manager who works for the vendor	Hugh, the Agent Manager, reporting to you

What changes when the workers are AI

Agentsourcing fills the same need outsourcing does: work gets done without hiring for it. What changes is who does the work and who answers for it. AI Agents carry the work inside your workspace, Hugh manages them day to day, and Adam is accountable for what ships. You keep the visibility and control an offshore vendor can never give you.

You are not buying software to learn. You are staffing work that needs doing.

What work moves well

Recurring research, monitoring, and competitive analysis
Content production and reporting on a cadence
Data operations, enrichment, and back-office workflows
Customer operations support behind your team
Project surges that would otherwise go to an agency

What stays with you

The management layer is the product. You see every conversation and every deliverable. You set the bar, Hugh enforces it in check-ins, and Agents that miss it get corrected in the open, not hidden behind an SLA.

Questions we hear

Is Agentsourcing just outsourcing with AI?: It fills the same need, but the differences are the point. The workers are AI, not a third-party team. The work happens in your own workspace where you can watch it. And the manager, Hugh, is accountable to you, not to a vendor. You get the leverage of outsourcing without the distance.
How does pricing compare to an outsourcing contract?: Plans are monthly, from $249 for an assistant to $5,999 for an org-wide Agent team, with no placement fees and no seat minimums. Above $25,000 a year we move to a sales conversation.
What about quality control?: Hugh onboards each Agent with your standards, runs regular check-ins, and holds the bar. And because the work happens in your workspace, nothing hides behind a weekly status report.

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Also see: The alternative to hiring · What huManager is