Dream Team Build
Build your dream team.
Every agent is a hire: a real role, its own accounts, a human manager, and a probation month. And like any good hire, it gets better the longer it works for you.
The build starts with the Dream Team Mapping session and ends with agents your team runs day to day. From €6,000, including the mapping and your first agents.
The Researcher
A brief on any company, market, or person before you need it.
Reports to: your team
The Chaser
Every follow-up chased until it's answered. Nothing goes quiet.
Reports to: your team
The Pipeline Keeper
CRM current, pipeline clean, every proposal out on time.
Reports to: your team
The Knowledge Keeper
Captures every decision and returns the right context when it matters.
Reports to: your team
The Content Producer
Turns calls, notes, and rough ideas into clear, publishable drafts.
Reports to: your team
The Researcher
A brief on any company, market, or person before you need it.
Reports to: your team
The Chaser
Every follow-up chased until it's answered. Nothing goes quiet.
Reports to: your team
The Pipeline Keeper
CRM current, pipeline clean, every proposal out on time.
Reports to: your team
The Knowledge Keeper
Captures every decision and returns the right context when it matters.
Reports to: your team
The Content Producer
Turns calls, notes, and rough ideas into clear, publishable drafts.
Reports to: your team
Companies we’ve built agents with
The difference
Every agent is a hire.
Spinning up an agent is the easy part. The two hard parts are design and onboarding: deciding exactly what an agent owns, what it may touch, what it must never guess at, and when it hands work to a human, and then making it part of how your team actually works. So every agent starts as a written specification, and gets:
A role and a job description
Named so your team remembers when to use it.
A human manager
Every agent reports to someone on your team.
Its own accounts
Where relevant, often including email.
Defined access
Workspace, files, tools, inboxes, calendar, CRM.
Permission boundaries
What it may touch, spelled out. Least privilege.
Escalation rules
When it must hand the work to a human.
Output standards
What good looks like, agreed before it starts.
A review process
Review-only until your team trusts it.
An Agent Card
One document, the source of truth for what it is and does.
Phase one
It starts with a mapping session.
A working session and honest answers to questions like “what roles would you hire if budget was no issue?” and “what do you spend too much time on?” You leave with the Dream Team Map, i.e. the plan. Then we classify every item together, honestly. We build only what the Map proves you need:
Agent
A role worth building properly: its own identity, bounded access, an owner.
Skill
A reusable capability you run yourself. Included in your subscription, no build needed.
Stays human
Better left to a person right now. We say so.
Parked
Real, but not now. Revisited at the next review.
The build
One month, eight steps.
Dream Team Map
Scope, classify, prioritize. You leave with the plan and a clear quote for the build.
Spec workshop
We fill each agent's card: role, scope, workflows, data access, review flow, test cases.
Access + security review
Your runtime and accounts, least-privilege access. Signed off before any build.
Build
Its home set up, each tool connected and tested with you, proven on synthetic data first.
Test with the manager
Its human manager runs real cases in review-only mode.
Handover + runbook
Manager trained, runbook live, access and escalation confirmed.
Probation, about 4 weeks
Real batches, proposals compared to final answers, tuned. We are on standby.
Close-out review
Output measured against its success definition. The next Map items surface.
Two gates we never skip: no build starts before the access and security review is signed off, and nothing goes customer-facing until review-only mode has proven itself. And the first win should land in days, not months: a receipt pile matched, an inbox triaged, a proposal drafted.
Pricing
Dream Team Map + first build wave
Typically one or two agents
- €6,000
Each additional agent
3 agents €8,500 · 4 agents €11,000
- €2,500
Runs on your Claro Studio subscription (€49 per team member per month), where you see, direct, and orchestrate your agents. Built agents do not consume subscription seats: a team pays for its human members.
Running costs (model usage, any hosting, connectors) are yours and are explained up front, part by part, before you commit.
The full path
Already know you want the team?
The AI Accelerator and Dream Team Build, quoted together: from zero to a running agent team in about two months.
If the Map shows fewer agents are right for you, the scope shifts into deeper onboarding, skills, and workflow setup. You get the strongest working setup either way.
Ownership
You own it. We make it run.
You own the agents. We help you build them properly and make the agreed setup work end to end. From there, your Claro Assistant is how you manage them: tell it what should change, and it updates their instructions and workflows for you. You should not need to become technical just because your company now has AI agents to manage.
You own everything
The runtime, accounts, credentials, and logs are yours from day one.
Your data stays yours
No live data sits in Claro accounts; we build and test against synthetic or anonymized data.
Paired integration
You keep your credentials. We shape and test each tool with you, one at a time, before an agent uses it.
Review-only until trusted
No agent takes a customer-facing action on its own until the review flow has proven itself.
Portable
Your setup can move to your own infrastructure if you ever want it to.
No hostage-taking
Stop your subscription and you lose the overview, not your agents. You keep the team you own.
Agents need a team that can run them. Most teams build that foundation in the AI Accelerator first, and we will tell you honestly where to start.