ZenBusiness launches Velo Prime AI tool for small businesses
ZenBusiness said Velo Prime is available now and is designed to help small business owners build and run a business from the first idea onward.
ZenBusiness said Monday that it has launched Velo Prime, an AI co-founder product for small business owners that the company says can help build and operate a business from the first idea onward.
The Austin, Texas-based company said the product is designed to work through a single conversation, even when the founder is offline. ZenBusiness said Velo Prime can create a live website, improve SEO pages, write and deploy blog content, collect payments through Stripe Connect, send automated marketing emails and provide a dedicated business inbox.
ZenBusiness said the system surfaces the next move for approval before acting, which it says gives founders an always-on assistant for work that has historically been out of reach for many small business owners.
ZenBusiness said it provides trusted guidance to nearly one million small business owners. The company said Velo Prime uses proprietary specialized AI agents working behind the scenes to proactively build and operate a real business on a founder’s behalf, from the first idea to the first dollar.
Ross Buhrdorf, ZenBusiness’s CEO and co-founder, said the company has spent more than a decade watching entrepreneurs struggle to get their businesses off the ground. He said the main obstacle is time and resources to execute on an idea, and said Velo Prime could change the small business landscape.
ZenBusiness said Velo Prime is available now, and that a waitlist is forming for early access. The company also said it plans to add entity formation, compliance filings, customer-facing applications, custom domains and paid advertising over the coming months.
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