What is baget? How an AI team turns your idea into a real business

baget gives you a small AI team, a manager and a set of specialists, that takes a business idea you describe in one sentence and turns it into a real, working business: a live website, marketing to bring people to it, and a checkout so you can get paid. You stay the owner. The team asks you questions, shows you what it builds, and works with your approval. You don't need to know how to code, design, or write marketing copy. That is the team's job. Your job is the idea, the decisions, and delivering what your business promises.

That's the short answer. Here's the longer, honest one.

How does baget work?

You start by describing your idea in a sentence. Something like "I want to tutor high-school students in math" or "I make personalized portraits of people's pets." It doesn't need to be polished. It doesn't even need to feel like a real business idea yet. A skill you have and someone would pay for is enough.

From there, a manager agent takes over the coordination. It introduces itself, asks you a few questions, why now, what you're hoping for, what you've already tried, then breaks the work into batches. Specialist agents handle the parts a founding team would normally split between several people: one builds your website, one works on how to describe what you sell, one sets up the way customers pay you. None of it asks you to write a line of code or open a design tool.

While the team works, you talk to the manager in a chat, the way you'd message a colleague. You can ask why something was done, request changes, or redirect the whole thing. Nothing ships as your business without you seeing it.

How fast do you get something real?

Faster than the tools would have let you set it up yourself, and what arrives is not a mockup and not a business plan. It's the actual thing: a website live at a real address, pages that describe your offer, and a payment link a customer can use. So far people have used baget to create 240 businesses and 146 payment links.

Does baget find customers for you?

No. This is the part worth being clear about, because the promise "AI builds your business" invites a misunderstanding.

baget builds the infrastructure of your business: the storefront, the copy, the checkout, the marketing groundwork. It does not conjure customers out of thin air, and it does not deliver your service for you. If your business is tutoring, you still do the tutoring. If it's content for local shops, you still make the content. And your first customer will still take real effort to find. That's true for every business ever started, with or without AI.

What changes is where your effort goes. People usually lose weeks to building a website, figuring out payment tools, and writing copy they're not sure about. That part is compressed into hours. The effort that remains is the part that was always the real work: talking to people, making your first sale, and delivering well.

Is the business really yours?

Yes. You own the business, the decisions, and every dollar it makes. The AI team works for you, not the other way around. It proposes, you approve, and you can overrule any of it. If you stop using baget, what you built doesn't stop being yours.

Who is baget for?

baget is built for people from before the business exists, people with an idea and no team. Students and recent graduates who want real experience that isn't another unpaid internship. People between jobs. Employees carrying an idea they've never had time to build. If you are not sure what you would sell yet, start with how to start a business with no experience. If you already run a company with developers and an ops team, baget is probably not for you.

How much does baget cost?

You can describe your idea and see what the team builds for free. The Apprenti plan costs nothing and includes enough credits to put a first version of your business online. Chef is $20 a month and adds credits and more senior specialists. Work is priced in credits, and you see the estimate before anything runs. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.