Meravo installs AI workers inside your small business. They run 24/7, never sleep, never take vacation, never call in sick, never complain. Ten people on your team can handle the work of fifty — without another hire, another salary, or another benefits package.
Not by working them harder. By putting a second shift of AI workers next to them that never clocks out.
First cohort of small businesses running now. Case numbers, not customer logos, until we can publish them with real names attached.
Add a salary, benefits, training, a desk, and three months before they're useful.
Another login, another monthly bill, another dashboard nobody opens.
Emails at 10pm, quotes on Saturdays, owner burnout by Q3.
Runs the same night. No salary, no benefits, no ramp.
We build or wire what you actually need. One bill, ours, and it gets smaller over time.
Emails answered at 2am. Leads followed up on weekends. Proposals drafted before breakfast.
This is the operating system for small business. Nobody has built it yet. We are.
We walk through your business and find where the work is piling up — the inbox, the quoting, the scheduling, the follow-up, the books. Then we show you exactly where AI workers help and exactly where they don't.
Product: The Meravo Assessment. Read how the Assessment works
We install the workers, wire them to your tools, and rebuild the broken parts of the workflow around them. Most Fix engagements ship the first working piece inside two weeks.
Product: Meravo Implementation. See a sample Fix engagement
The workers don't just get installed and forgotten. We keep them tuned, retrained, and monitored every day, and we replace the ones that stop pulling their weight.
Product: The Meravo Platform. See what Run includes
As more workers come online, the same team handles more customers, more revenue, and more hours back. That's the whole point.
Product: Portfolio expansion + quarterly reviews. See the Grow roadmap
Every small business owner we talk to is running the same math in their head: one more hire and payroll breaks, one fewer hire and the work doesn't get done. That math just changed. A ten-person team with AI workers installed behind them is now doing what a fifty-person team did two years ago — same phones, same emails, same quotes, same books, just running through the night instead of stopping at 5pm.
Not in some abstract way. In quotes sent, calls returned, and jobs booked — before the other guy's team has finished their morning coffee.
A structured, two-week look inside your business. We sit with you and your team, map how the work actually moves, and identify every place an AI worker can pick up load. You get a written plan at the end — specific workers, specific workflows, specific dollar figures.
We're picking a first cohort of small businesses to run the Assessment with while we refine the process. The seats are limited, the pricing is honest, and it goes back to $999 once the cohort closes. No countdown timers, no fake urgency — when the cohort is full, the intro price is gone.
The workflow map and the roadmap are yours forever, whether you move forward with Fix or not.
Services. Retail. Trades.
I've spent twenty years building and selling small companies in each of these. The pattern is always the same: the owner is the bottleneck, the team is running hot, and every tool they buy adds another tab to a browser nobody has time to open. Meravo is the thing I wish I'd had in every one of those businesses. We install workers that handle the quoting, the booking, the follow-up, the paperwork — the work that eats nights and weekends — and we stand behind them every day after. If you run a small business and you can feel the ceiling, talk to us. We'll show you what's underneath it.
— Adam Savoy, Founder, Meravo
Six seats, two integrations, and a contract the vendor wouldn't let them out of. Here's what we built in its place and what it costs now.
One trades client, one weekend, one AI worker wired to their pricing sheet. We show the setup and the numbers.
A short piece on vocabulary, what actually runs inside a Meravo install, and why "worker" is the right word.