bradfarleigh

AI & Automation

AI Agents Perth | Brad Farleigh

I'm Brad Farleigh, a Perth developer who builds AI agents: software that handles email triage, invoicing, reporting and customer follow-up on its own. It starts with a discovery session, then a fixed-price quote.

Email hello@bradfarleigh.com or use the live chat. I don't take phone calls, so everything is in writing from the start.

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What does that actually mean?

An AI agent is a piece of software that can do tasks on its own. Not a chatbot that answers FAQs. Not a fancy form. An actual worker that reads emails, updates spreadsheets, sends invoices, books appointments, writes reports, or whatever else is eating your time.

I've built agents that manage entire websites, handle client communication, monitor servers, process documents and run marketing campaigns. The technology has moved fast in the last two years and most businesses haven't caught up yet.

What I build

Business automation agents

Agents that handle repetitive admin: invoice processing, appointment scheduling, email triage, data entry, report generation. You define the rules, the agent does the work.

Website management agents

Agents that monitor your site, update content, check for broken links, flag failed form submissions and alert you when something goes wrong.

Customer communication agents

Agents that respond to enquiries, qualify leads, book meetings and follow up with customers. Not a chatbot with canned responses, but an agent that understands context and can hold a real conversation.

Custom integrations

Agents that connect your existing tools. Your CRM talks to your invoicing system, your booking system talks to your calendar, your email talks to your project management tool. No more copy-pasting between apps.

How it works

1. You tell me what's eating your time. Not a sales pitch. I want to know which tasks you hate doing, which ones you forget, and which ones cost you money when they slip. It's a paid discovery session, run over email and chat.

2. I tell you what's worth automating and what isn't. Not everything should be an AI agent. Some things are better solved with a simple Zapier workflow or even a better spreadsheet. I'll be honest about what makes sense.

3. You get a fixed quote. No hourly billing that creeps up. You know the cost before I write a line of code.

4. I build it, you test it, we iterate. We adjust it until it does what you need.

What does it cost?

Every job starts with a paid discovery session: I map the workflow and quote the build. Everything after that is a fixed quote, whether it's a single agent, an integration, a Zapier or Make automation, or a bigger build.

The price is in dollars, not hours, and no GST is added. Work starts on a deposit, and you own the code. There's more on how a job runs on Working With Me.

If you'd rather learn to use AI yourself than have it built, see AI training.

Got a task that's eating your time?

Email hello@bradfarleigh.com or use the live chat, and tell me which task is eating your time.

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FAQ

What is an AI agent?

Software that does tasks on its own: reads emails, updates spreadsheets, sends invoices, books appointments, writes reports. Not a chatbot with canned answers, but an actual worker that understands context.

How much does an AI agent cost?

Every job starts with a paid discovery session. I map the workflow and send a fixed-price quote, usually within 3 business days, so you know the cost before any code is written.

How do we get started?

With a discovery session: we map your workflows, I identify what's actually worth automating, and you get a fixed quote before any code is written. If nothing's worth building, I'll tell you that too.

What tasks are worth automating with AI?

Repetitive admin with clear rules: invoice processing, email triage, appointment scheduling, report generation. Not everything qualifies. Some jobs are better as a simple Zapier flow, and I'll say so.

Do I need an AI agent, or would Zapier do?

Often Zapier, Make or a better spreadsheet is the right answer. An agent earns its place when the task needs judgement about context, like reading an email and deciding what to do with it. I'll tell you which one your job needs.

Who owns the agent once it's built?

You do. You own the code, and the accounts and hosting it runs on sit in your name.

Can we talk it through on a call?

No. I don't take phone calls, so discovery runs over email and chat and what you need is written down from the start. Email hello@bradfarleigh.com and you'll hear back within one business day.