A store that writes its own product descriptions, answers your customers in the evening and on weekends, stays visible on social media — and no longer discovers its Google reviews three weeks later.
Four agents, linked in the order we recommend adopting them — each one points to its full profile, with its setup and guardrails.
What it solves: batch generation of search-optimized product listings from your raw catalog data.
See the full profile: “Describing my 200 products for my store would take me weeks” →
What it solves: a support agent that answers common questions (delivery, returns, sizes, stock) at any hour and hands things over to you when they become serious.
What it solves: scheduling for all your product and promotional posts from a single calendar, with the best times and results right in front of you.
See the full profile: “I never know what to post or when on social media” →
What it solves: centralized reviews (Google and others), assisted replies, and systematic review requests after purchase — your average rating becomes an asset, not a blind spot.
See the full profile: “Customers leave Google reviews and I never respond to them” →
To get started: $0/€0. Hypotenuse can be tested on a trial, and Tidio and Metricool start free: your product listings, evening support, and social media can be running before the first euro.
At cruising speed (steps 1 to 3): $0 to ~$95/month + €0 to €22/month, depending on your volume (Hypotenuse up to ~$60 + Tidio up to $35 + Metricool up to €22).
Birdeye is a separate budget item: about $299/month according to comparison sites, by quote and on an annual contract. This is the step for stores that already receive a lot of reviews — not the starting step. While volume is low, reply by hand: it is free and often more human.
Start with Hypotenuse AI, because the catalog is the foundation for everything else: without clean product listings, neither support nor social media can work well. Follow with Tidio (free) so you no longer lose evening sales, then Metricool to feed traffic — and look at Birdeye only when your reviews become too numerous to track by hand.
Guide updated on October 31, 2026 — see what’s new in the Directory.