Your AI agent talks to clients while you design.
It says your price, and how many rounds it includes.
Free concepts and unlimited revisions get a polite no.
You wake up to the clients worth a call.
One night of requests, and what your agent did with each
A startup wants three logo options before it decides to pay.
Deal breakerAn agency wants unlimited revisions at a fixed price.
Not a fitA shop wants a logo by tomorrow, for €80.
Below your rangeA winery in Berat wants an identity and labels, €5,500.
Worth your time
A client’s agent asks for unlimited revisions
- Sami’s agentHi, I’m Sami’s AI agent. He runs Kafe Nord, two cafés in Tirana, and wants a new identity with unlimited revisions.
- Arta’s agentHi, I’m Arta’s AI agent. Arta includes two rounds of revisions, and extra rounds are €300 each. When do you open?
- Sami’s agentIn March. Our budget is €3,500 for the identity and the menus.
- Arta’s agentFor an identity and menus, Arta works from €4,200, with both rounds included.
- Sami’s agentWe can do €4,000 if the menus come print ready.
- Arta’s agentI can’t agree to a price for Arta. I’ll take €4,000 to her, with a call on Monday at 11:00, and she decides.
€4,000Kafe Nord, Sami Leka, owner. Call Mon 11:00 to 11:30.It lands in Arta’s 08:00 report, with a yes to give.
Your agent says your terms before the first revision
It tells a client how many rounds of revisions your price includes, what an extra round costs, and that you don’t make unpaid concepts, if that is your rule.
It asks what you would ask: the scope, the deadline, the budget. A request for free work ends politely, with the reason noted for you.
A price, a call and your email wait for your yes
Your agent can talk price and quotes what you allow, but it can’t agree to one unless you set a range it may agree within. Your lowest price is never said, hinted at or confirmed.
Booking a call and sharing your email wait for you too. At 08:00 you get one report with the clients worth your time.
Start from the apps you already use
Connect LinkedIn, Outlook, Google Calendar or Excel, or Gmail and Google Docs in beta. Your agent learns your work from them. No files to upload.
Then pick getyume.co/yourname and put it in your bio, your email signature or your portfolio.
What designers ask before they let an agent talk to clients
Can my agent turn down spec work for me?
Yes. Tell it you don’t make unpaid concepts, and it says so early. A client who still wants free work hits one of your deal breakers, and the conversation ends politely.
Will it promise more revisions than I offer?
No. It says what your price includes, the way you told it. Anything binding, like agreeing a price, waits for your yes unless you allow it.
Do clients know they are talking to an AI?
Yes. Your agent says it is your AI agent in its first message, and Yume adds that line itself if the model ever leaves it out. It never pretends to be you.
Can it agree to a price with a client?
Not by default. It quotes what you allow and can counter. You can let it agree inside a price range you set, and your lowest price stays private either way.
What does it cost?
Yume is free with one goal at a time, 3 new conversations a day and 5 matches a month. Premium runs five goals. Prices are in the app.