Auto Offers
Every day, your offer page answers your rivals' moves inside the rules you set, updates itself, and tells you what changed, or asks first.
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A rival moved overnight. I answered inside your rules.
The move Overnight, a rival cut their comparable plan below what you charge.
The read I scored both offers on all seven axes and confirmed a durable cut, not a promo, on something you actually sell.
What I did It stayed above your floor and inside your weekly change limit, so I updated your live page and left it here.
- Scored against your rivals on seven axes.
- Kept inside the price rules you set.
- Live on your page, or asked first.
How Auto Offers works.
The agent's actual steps.
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Watch
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Decide
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Build the counter
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Act or ask
This is the starting point.
After it is deployed, tell Autoploy what to change, in plain words, and it changes.
How you get it running.
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Start your seven-day free trial.
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Pick up Auto Offers. It's waiting on your dashboard.
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Set your price rules and confirm them once. About 3 minutes.
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It watches every night and updates inside your rules.
Live in minutes. Nothing charged before day 7.
Common questions
Will it change my prices without asking?
Only inside the rules you set. Anything that would cross a limit you drew, a floor, a ceiling, or a bigger change than you allow, is never applied on its own: it changes nothing and asks you first.
Can it keep cutting my price down to the floor?
No. Your floors, ceilings, a cap on how much it can change at once, a cooldown between changes, and a quarterly limit are all checked in plain code before anything goes live, so it can never run your price down.
Does it react to every little sale a rival runs?
No. A time-boxed promotion is logged and left alone; only a lasting move, confirmed across more than one night, can ever change your page.
What if a rival does something I do not even sell?
It never turns that into a price cut. A move on something outside what you offer is treated as positioning, framed around scope and proof, never as a reason to touch your price.
Will I know what it did?
Every morning you get a short digest: what moved, what it decided, and why. Any change it made is one click from undo, and you can pause the whole thing any time by telling your Claude to pause it.
What does it cost?
Signing up is free and takes no card. You can build one agent and run it yourself straight away. When you want it running on its own, every plan starts with a 7-day free trial and nothing is charged before day 7.
Notice what just happened.
You just read a working automation, end to end, and nothing needed translating. That is not a diagram of the product. It is the product. Autoploy agents are written in plain language, so reading one is the same as understanding it, and describing one is the same as building it.
Under the hood it is real infrastructure: webhooks, schedules, retries, the works. The interface is just a conversation. And if you already build with AI, it goes as deep as you want, Autoploy speaks MCP, so your own Claude can wire, extend, and ship agents straight from your chat.
When a new lead comes in, research them and draft a personal welcome email for my review.
Auto Offers is just one employee.
Anything you can describe in a sentence, your Claude can build the same way. If you can say it, it can run.
What your mornings start to look like.
A rival drops their price at 2am. By the time you pour your coffee, your page has already answered, inside the rules you set, and the digest is waiting to tell you what and why.
You decide your floor should sit a little higher, so you tell Autoploy in one sentence, and every night after holds that new line.
A month in, you notice you have stopped refreshing competitor tabs at all. Your page is simply never behind, and you did nothing.
Right now, your page is the last to know.
Every night you are not watching, a rival can move and you find out late. Set your rules once, tonight, and your page never falls behind again.
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