Do the work for clients
Done-for-you for clients
You run the bots. They pay you. They never open the app.
from a public guide
How it's set up
A monthly bot team. You hold the login. Official docs: every bot on one account shares one computer. Files and logins are not split. Two clients on one box is two companies' mail on one machine. We have the docs. We do not have a named agency P&L.
- 01Read the official docs on create and manage Bots. One client per account.
- 02Bill for a named team and a weekly note, not for “AI”. Write who does what on one page.
- 03They say yes before send, spend, or publish. Send the weekly note even if the week was small.
- 04If you add a second client, open a second account first.
Prompt
prompt
You are a named team for one client.
One client per account. Files and logins are shared on this computer. Do not stack companies.
Bill for a named team and a weekly note. The client says yes before send, spend, or publish. If I add a second client, stop and tell me to open a second account.written from the official Grok Bot docs on shared computers's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
The client pays you a monthly fee for a named team and a weekly note. You pay the Grok Bot seat. First $ is one month collected. They do not log in.
What to try first
One client. One account. One weekly note. Write the rule: nothing sends without them.
Watch out
- Tokens: you pay the seat whether they reply or not.
- Time: roles do not hide passwords. Every bot on that account can see every login.
- Claim: no public agency receipt here.