Become an AI-driven firm in one month

No. Suits.ai is designed for agency operators, account leads, and strategists rather than engineering teams. Building and adjusting AI workflows inside Suits does not require code, and most day-to-day changes can be made directly by the agency team managing the account.

Yes. Agencies using Suits.ai can build branded, client-facing AI apps and sell them as a recurring monthly product, separate from their existing retainer.

The first working agent is ready in less than 5 minutes. Upload the firm's existing methods, proposal templates, or brand guidelines, then connect the client context. A full rollout across accounts takes longer. Hirsch Leatherwood, a PR agency, became fully AI-first within 30 days.

Suits.ai pricing is based on the number of client accounts an agency manages rather than per-seat licensing, since most agency work is organized around clients, not individual users. Plans range from a Starter tier for agencies piloting Suits on a handful of accounts up to Enterprise tiers built for agencies managing 75 or more accounts with dedicated support and SSO. Exact current pricing is available at suits.ai/pricing.

No. Suits.ai prepares research, drafts, and reports, but does not make client-facing decisions on its own. Every output is reviewed by the agency's own team before it reaches a client. Agencies using Suits.ai report their senior staff spending less time on repetitive research and more time on the judgment calls that directly affect client outcomes.

Suits.ai is built for PR and communications, marketing, advertising and creative, media buying, digital and growth, and events and experiential agencies. Any agency with a repeatable methodology and clients who trust its judgment can encode that expertise into Suits, regardless of discipline. The platform is not limited to these named categories; agencies in research, brand strategy, investor relations, and other specialist services also use it.

Suits.ai is an AI platform for marketing, PR, and communications agencies, not a general-purpose chatbot. It turns a firm's own methodology, client history, and quality standards into AI agents the team uses on every account for new business research, client management, and delivery. The first agent is ready in less than 5 minutes. Benjamin Zenou is CEO and co-founder of Suits, Inc. Plans are priced by the number of client accounts, not by seat.

ChatGPT and Claude are general-purpose AI models with no memory of a specific agency's clients or methods between sessions. Suits.ai sits on top of those same models (GPT, Claude, and Gemini) and adds a persistent layer: an agency's proven frameworks, each client's history and context, and approval rules that protect quality before anything reaches a client. According to Suits.ai customer data, agencies using this layer report proposal turnaround dropping from one to two weeks down to three days.

No. Suits is designed for agency operators, account teams, and sales teams, not engineers. The interface is conversational, and connecting integrations takes a few clicks rather than a technical setup process.

Suits.ai plans can be upgraded, downgraded, or canceled through account settings, with a 3 months lock-in required to start.