Deliver more work, without hiring.

Hire a delivery team that works in your inbox, Slack and texts, and comes to you only when a decision is needed.

$1,000 a month Starts within two weeks Full refund in 3 months

The work is there. The hours aren’t.

Agencies are capacity-bound. You already know how to win the work. The constraint is getting it out the door without hiring another person, or burning the ones you have.

You’re at capacity

Every new account needs a buyer, a writer, a designer, someone on compliance and someone on the client. The roster doesn’t stretch, so good work gets declined or delayed.

Hiring is slow, and expensive

A delivery hire takes months to find, onboard and trust. Fully loaded, each role costs several times what the work itself should.

Too much work about the work

Traffic, revisions, reports and approvals eat the hours you billed for making things. The team stays busy. The work still waits.

Hire your delivery team.

A Delegate is an AI employee with a name, an email and a role. You brief them the way you would a colleague. They work 24/7, including weekends, inside your email, Slack and texts.

**Mae** Media Buyer mae@immensity.com
I place the media, watch the spend, and move budget to what’s working.

**Cal** Copywriter cal@immensity.com
I write the ads, the pages and the emails, and I keep the voice consistent.

**Wren** Creative Specialist wren@immensity.com
I make the assets, adapt them for every format, and keep the work on brand.

**Noor** Compliance Manager noor@immensity.com
I check the claims, the disclosures and the approvals, so nothing goes out that shouldn’t.

**Tess** Client Success Manager tess@immensity.com
I keep clients informed, reports on time, and issues handled before they become a call.

Need an account coordinator or a reporting analyst? There are hundreds more, in every role. Each one is $1,000 a month, has their own email address, and works in your email, Slack and texts.

Sell the result, not the seat.

You don’t hire a delivery team to have more employees. You hire them so more client work leaves the building, on time, and nothing goes out without your OK.

More clients served, per head

The people you already have spend their time on judgement, the client and the work that needs a person. Delegates take the volume around them.

Faster turnaround

Briefs, first drafts, media changes and revisions can move overnight. The work is waiting when your team sits down.

Reports on time

Weekly reports, status notes and the trailing admin go out when they should, not when someone finds a gap in the day.

Nothing sent without your OK

Until a Delegate is trusted, nothing leaves the company unless you say so. You decide what needs sign-off, and you can move them back a stage at any time.

Their first two weeks.

Your part is done by day one. After that, your Delegate does the work, and you review it the way you would any new starter’s.

Before week one

You set the role

Sign the MSA and DPA
Write the job description
Send the onboarding pack, and grant seats or connections
Immensity builds your Delegate from the job description

Week one

Internal work first

Day one introductions, and they learn the business
First jobs stay inside the company
Light-touch review and feedback, as with any new starter

Week two

External work, with your sign-off

Routine work can start to go out, once you’ve said so
Immensity trains and refines on your feedback
A two-week review, then you decide what comes next

Managed like any employee.

A Delegate earns autonomy the way a new hire does, and works under the same controls as everyone else on your team. Nothing goes out without your OK until they’re trusted.

New starter

On their own

Internal work and reporting back to your team.

Checks with you first

Anything going outside the company.

Trusted

On their own

Routine external work within your rules, like follow-ups and scheduling.

Checks with you first

Anything new, sensitive or high-value.

Fully autonomous

On their own

End-to-end processes, like a weekly report from pull to send.

Checks with you first

Only the exceptions they flag themselves.

Your permissions

They see only the folders, records and tools you grant. Same access controls as any employee.

Your data stays put

Nothing is copied into a separate platform. They work in your systems.

Your approvals

You decide which work needs sign-off, and you can move them back a stage any time.

Offboarding

Remove the seat or the connection, and access ends.

Immensity is finalising its GDPR and SOC 2 audits. It is not yet certified.

What a Delegate is worth.

The jobA person, a year all inA Delegate, a year

Media Buyer Mae$113,000$113,000

Copywriter Cal$110,000$110,000

Creative Specialist Wren$90,000$90,000

Compliance Manager Noor$115,000$115,000

Client Success Manager Tess$119,000$119,000

Each Delegate is $1,000 a month, working nights and weekends too. If you’re not happy in the first 3 months, you get it all back.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national median annual wage for the closest occupation), and Employer Costs for Employee Compensation, June 2026 (wages are 70% of private-industry compensation).

Closest occupations used: Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists (Media Buyer, $78,760); Writers and Authors (Copywriter, $76,910); Graphic Designers (Creative Specialist, $62,960); Compliance Officers (Compliance Manager, $80,730); Business Operations Specialists, All Other (Client Success Manager, $83,050). All-in is the median wage divided by 0.70, rounded to the nearest thousand. A Delegate is $12,000 a year.

Already at work.

These are engagements Immensity has already run. Agency-specific results will sit here once the first delivery team is in market.

6 min

from request to two kick-off plans and a proposal draft

Professional services consultancyThe brief was to plan two newly won engagements and draft a proposal based on a past one. The Delegate returned both in one reply, flagged overlapping interview phases and cited every source. The partner sense-checked session counts and fees.

3 days

from agreed terms to signed and paid, with no one chasing

Immensity’s own financeRob sent the agreement and a sign-and-pay link from his own email, then followed up until it was signed. Only the client stepped in, to countersign.

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This has been revolutionary for my business.

Aidan Duff CEO, FiftyOne

Sources: Immensity client engagements and internal operations, 2026. Client details redacted. Testimonial given by Aidan Duff, CEO, FiftyOne.

A few questions first.

How do I know I can trust them?

A Delegate earns autonomy the way a new hire does: New starter, then Trusted, then Fully autonomous. On day one they only do internal work. Nothing goes outside the company until you say so. You decide which work needs sign-off, and you can move them back a stage at any time.

Where does my data go?

They work in your systems. Nothing is copied into a separate platform. They see only the folders, records and tools you grant, under the same access controls as any employee. Remove the seat or the connection, and access ends. Immensity is finalising its GDPR and SOC 2 audits, and is not yet certified.

What needs my approval?

Until they’re trusted, anything going outside the company. Once they’re trusted, they can do routine external work within your rules, and they still check with you on anything new, sensitive or high-value. Fully autonomous Delegates run end-to-end processes and only bring you the exceptions they flag themselves.

What if it isn’t working?

Each Delegate is $1,000 a month. If you’re not happy in the first three months, you get a full refund on the fee. They start within two weeks of you choosing the role and signing the MSA and DPA.

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