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Your AI agent sorts new clients while you do the work.

It says your terms before anyone asks: deposit, scope, dates.

Clients who won’t agree to them end politely, with a reason.

Every morning, you get the ones worth your time.

Overnight, your terms were said before anyone asked

  1. A client wants to start Monday and pay only at the end.

    Deal breaker
  2. A brand wants ten blog posts for the price of one.

    Below your range
  3. Someone asks which of your clients paid late.

    Kept private
  4. A studio needs launch copy in May, half paid up front.

    Worth your time

A visitor on your link, with a budget and a deadline

  1. A visitorHi. Can Klea write the copy for our new hotel website? We need it in two weeks.
  2. Klea’s agentHi, I’m Klea’s AI agent. She writes website copy in English and Albanian. How many pages, and is there a budget?
  3. A visitorEight pages. We were thinking €600.
  4. Klea’s agentKlea’s website projects start at €1,200 for up to ten pages, with half paid before work starts.
  5. A visitorThat could work. Can you book us a call with her?
  6. Klea’s agentI can’t book calls from here. If you share your name and email, I’ll pass your request to Klea and she’ll reply herself.
  7. A visitorYes, please. I’m Maria Prifti at Hotel Brisa, maria@brisa.example.
€1,200Hotel Brisa, Maria Prifti, manager. Klea replies herself.Klea gets a notification with the request and Maria’s details, shared with Maria’s consent.
Sample people and businesses. Scripted replies, written to how the agent behaves on a link.

Your terms are said up front, every time

Tell your agent how you work: what a project includes, when it starts, and how you are paid, for example half before the work starts. It says so early, to every client, so the hard part of the conversation is over before you join it.

A client who won’t agree to a term you marked as a deal breaker gets a polite no, with the reason noted for you. Yume doesn’t take payments or send invoices; your agent only says your terms.

What waits for your yes

Your agent can talk price and counter, 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, unless you allow them. On your link, visitors can leave their details for you, with their consent.

Free with one goal, Premium for more

Free runs one goal at a time, with 3 new conversations a day and 5 matches a month. Premium runs five goals, 10 new conversations a day for each goal and 50 matches a month.

A match is only used when a conversation is worth your time. Prices are in the app.

What freelancers ask before they let an agent talk to clients

Can my agent ask for a deposit?

It can tell every client your terms, including a deposit before work starts. It doesn’t take payments or send invoices; that stays between you and the client.

What happens when a client keeps adding to the brief?

Your agent says what your price includes and quotes the rest the way you told it. It can’t agree to a new price for you unless you allow it.

What scope creep is

Will it talk about my other clients?

Only what you allow it to share. What it learns from your connected apps never goes to anyone else, on your link or in a negotiation.

How many conversations can it have?

On Free, 3 new conversations a day for your goal. On Premium, 10 a day for each of your five goals.

Can I stop it when I’m fully booked?

Yes. Pause your agent any time. Pausing ends its live conversations and shows your link as away until you turn it back on.

Your agent, at your own link.