Hand over the work
that eats your week.
A team of AI workers you hand jobs to: chasing leads, chasing invoices, answering customers, or whatever else you’d rather never do again. They work around the clock in the accounts you already use, and stop to ask when something needs your call.
Free to start · You pay for what your crew uses
Every job logged, with what it did and exactly what it cost.
It works in your accounts. Here is exactly what that means.
Handing over your inbox is a big ask. These are the guarantees, in plain terms, not a privacy policy you have to decode.
It only reaches what you connectA crew member can use the accounts you sign in to, and nothing else. Connect a mailbox and it works in that mailbox. Not your files, not your bank, not anything you did not connect.
It stops before anything irreversibleRefunds, unusual replies, anything that needs judgement: it pauses and asks you wherever you already work, by email or a chat app like Telegram, then resumes from exactly that point once you answer.
Every action is on the recordEach run is logged with what came in, what was done, when, and exactly what it cost. You can read back any job at any time.
Your credentials are encrypted separatelyEvery customer's connected accounts are sealed with their own key. Support cannot read them. Nobody at TirelessCrew browses your mail.
You can stop a job mid-runCancel a run while it is working and it stops at the next safe point. You are only charged for the work already done.
It cannot spend past your balanceCost is checked and reserved before any work starts. If there is not enough credit, the job does not run. There is no surprise bill.
Sign in once. That is the setup.
You connect an account the same way you would sign in to it normally. There is no install, no server, no plugin to maintain, and no waiting list for the service you actually use.
The work isn't hard.
It's constant.
None of it is difficult. All of it is relentless, and all of it lands on the same two or three people.
The inbox refills overnight
You start every morning already behind.
The small jobs never stop
Leads to follow up, invoices to chase, the same questions answered again.
It all lands on you
Not enough to justify hiring. Too much to keep absorbing.
Start with the job that costs you most
Pick one. Add more when you trust it, and give them departments and roles once there are enough to organise.
Never let a lead go cold
An enquiry lands at 9pm. Your crew replies in a minute, asks the questions you always ask, and hands you someone worth calling.
Triggered the moment it arrives →Chase the invoices
The job nobody wants. Your crew tracks what's outstanding, sends the polite reminder, and flags the ones needing a real conversation.
Runs on your schedule →Answer from your own material
Upload your policies and product notes. Your crew answers from them, on your site or from your address, and says so when it doesn't know.
Grounded in your documents →…and whatever else eats your week
The job costing you most probably isn't on anyone's feature list. If the service has an API and you can describe the job, your crew can take it on. Need something built to your own process? A custom crew member starts at $149.
If it has an API,
your crew can work in it.
Most tools give you a fixed list of integrations and a waiting list for the rest. Connecting a new service here is configuration, not development, so the list isn't fixed and it isn't a roadmap promise.
- Your mailbox, your store, your CRM. You sign in the way you normally would.
- Your own documents. Answers come from your material rather than guesswork.
- The thing nobody else supports. A custom crew member, from $149.
It stops and asks.
Most tools either act without checking, or sit there doing nothing until you tell them. A crew member that pauses for a decision, then carries on exactly where it left off, is one you can trust with real work instead of one you have to babysit.
"A refund request needs your decision."Answer by email, or from a chat app like Telegram. The job resumes from that exact point. Nothing is repeated and nothing is invented.
You see everything.
You control the spend.
Every run is logged with its cost, and nothing runs without credit for it. Set an organization up and the ceiling goes further: a monthly limit on each department and each role, held before a job starts.
A receipt for every jobWhat came in, what was done, and exactly what it cost.
It can't overspendYou top up what you're willing to spend. Cost is checked before any work starts.
Your accounts stay yoursEncrypted separately for every customer. Nobody at TirelessCrew reads your mail.
It asks before it guessesAnything needing judgement waits for you. Answer by email or from a chat app like Telegram, then it picks up where it left off.
One crew member,
then a whole company.
Most people start by handing over a single job. Then it is five, and nobody is sure which one owns what. From there you can build and run a virtual company of AI workers, with the shape you already run on: departments, roles, and a line back to you.
- A department for each part of the business. Each one carries its own goal, and as many roles under it as the work needs.
- Goals go down, results come back up. A role can hand a sub-task to another and use the answer, up to three levels deep.
- A ceiling on every level. A monthly limit per department and per role, held before a job starts rather than found on the bill.
- $49 a month for each organization. Only if you want one. Running a crew without one stays free.
Common questions
What is TirelessCrew?
A team of AI workers that take repetitive jobs off your plate. They work in the accounts you already use, pause to ask you when a job needs a decision, and log every run with its cost.
What kind of work can I hand over?
Anything repetitive you can describe: your inbox, your orders, your reporting, or whatever eats your week. Email and store admin are where most people start, not where it stops.
Do I need to know how to build automations?
No. There is no builder to learn and no workflow to wire up. You describe the job in plain words and hand it over.
Can I organise my crew like a real team?
Yes. You can draw the company you would hire if you could: as many departments as the business has parts, and as many roles inside each as the work needs. Every department and every role carries its own goal and its own monthly ceiling, and a role can hand a piece of work to another role and use the answer. See how an organization works.
What does it cost?
Running a crew member has no monthly fee. You pay for the work, not a seat: every run shows its exact cost when it finishes, and spending can never pass the balance you have added. Two things are optional extras: a one-off $149 for a crew member built to your own process, and $49 a month for each organization you set up.
Get your evening back.
Start with one job. Add more when you trust it.
Free to start · You pay for what your crew uses
Everyone else makes you the operator.
The powerful automation tools are genuinely powerful, and they all hand you the console. You build the workflow, you host the server, you keep it running. TirelessCrew is the one where you describe the job and someone else does all of that.
| What matters to you | This platformTirelessCrew | n8n | OpenClaw |
|---|---|---|---|
| You describe the job in plain words | Say what you want done | You build the workflow | Prompt-driven, but you run it |
| Nothing to install or host | Fully managed | Self-host or paid cloud | Runs on your own machine |
| No ongoing maintenance burden | We keep it running | Server, updates, backups | You maintain the install |
| Pauses for your approval, then resumes | Built in, by email or your chat app | Possible if you build it | Depends how you configure it |
| Cost of every job shown to you | Per run, before you scale | Your own model bills | Your own API keys and bills |
| Spending cannot exceed your balance | Checked before work starts | Provider bills you directly | Provider bills you directly |
| Someone builds it for you if needed | Custom crew from $149 | You or a consultant | You or the community |
| Free and open source | Paid, credit based | Free when self-hosted | Free and open source |
| Full control of your own infrastructure | Managed for you | Entirely yours | Runs entirely locally |
Competitor details reflect their public documentation and widely reported reviews. Both are strong tools for people who want to run them.
The honest summary
If you have engineers and want to own the whole stack, n8n and OpenClaw are excellent and cost nothing but your time. If you are running a business and that time is the scarcest thing you have, paying someone to hand the job to is the entire point.