Building an Outcome-Based Distribution Layer for AI Automation Agencies
Obvious_Lime · reddit · 2026-11-04
A Reddit entrepreneur proposes an "outcome-based distribution layer" for AI automation: small businesses don't trust automation because no one shows verifiable before/after proof. Solutions are cataloged by the vertical software they integrate — Dentrix for dental, ServiceTitan for home services, Clio for legal, QuickBooks/NetSuite for back office. He argues legacy integrations (restricted APIs, old ERPs) are the real moat, and is building an invite-only network of vetted agencies that deliver white-label for fixed fees while the platform owns client relationships.
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