You pick the jobs
The owner picks the jobs and the places. Amelia sets up the owner or a team lead in about an hour.
HVAC · Raleigh, Cary, and Durham
Your HVAC crew's work is worth more
than the job. Put all of it to work.
Amelia is the first door: AI and robotics companies pay your business, about $10 an hour, to film HVAC work your crew already does. Behind it is the rest of Plunder & Riffle: the memes, videos, and business agents that bring in local customers and give your shop a voice. Start where it pays, then use the rest.
Example at today's business rate, not guaranteed.
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I'm a referrer. I get a referral bonus from Amelia if you sign up; it doesn't come out of your money.
Paid data work (Amelia)Memes & videosBusiness agents
Example
About $8,600a month
Example at today's business rate, not guaranteed.
10 people × 20 hours a week × about $10 × 4.3 weeks.
The whole ask. Then a monthly statement.
Hands, not faces
A phone goes on a head mount. The camera stays on the hands, not faces. The crew does the job they were already doing.
They start the recording
Workers start each recording themselves. The business is paid monthly, with a statement.
HVAC in Raleigh, Cary, and Durham. The same offer.
Built for HVAC companies in Raleigh, Cary, and Durham. Also open to plumbing, electrical, construction, auto repair, ag, and workshops.
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Run the same example. On your crew.
People × hours a week × about $10 × 4.3 weeks. Example at today's business rate, not guaranteed.
About $8,600 a month
10 people × 20 hours a week × about $10 × 4.3 weeks.
Example at today's business rate, not guaranteed.
Questions owners ask.
Is this a scam?
No. AI and robotics companies need real footage of real work. Amelia pays the business monthly, with a statement.
What about customer privacy?
The owner picks the jobs and the places. The camera stays on the hands, not faces. Workers start each recording themselves.
Are robots taking the jobs?
Not anytime soon. They help with the dull, heavy parts, the way power tools did. Meanwhile the business gets paid to teach them.