The Spy Pack showed us which competitor angles were working on TikTok. We copied the format and hit about 12 million views in the last month.
Every Monday, a new employee lands in your inbox.Set it up once for your business. It keeps working for you on autopilot.
The Spy Pack showed us which competitor angles were working on TikTok. We copied the format and hit about 12 million views in the last month.
We used a Content Lab AI pack to automate UGC. It took a few weeks to dial in, but we are at $10K MRR now.
We set up an AI employee to run outreach overnight. We went from 2 demos a week to 10. That is 8 extra demos without anyone staying up late.
The real issue
Every company can now buy intelligence.
ChatGPT. Claude. Cursor. Same tools. Same price.
Having AI is not your edge anymore.
The edge is how you use it.
Your competitors already wired AI into how they market, build, and grow.
They know which jobs to give AI and which to keep.
Every night you pause, they keep going.
You still work by hand. They already finished before you opened your laptop.
The solution
Every Monday a new employee arrives, set it up once and it keeps running for you.
Every Monday, an AI employee hits your inbox ready to run for your business. Follow the guide, set it up, and it starts working for you. You get the full pack: the steps, skills, prompts, and files to deploy it the same day.
Your employee runs overnight and around the clock without you stepping in.
Skill files that teach your AI the job before it speaks. Output stops sounding like a chatbot wrote it.
Plug in a specialist when you need one. Closer, script writer, researcher. Same employee, different brain.
What's actually working in the market right now. Real wins, real numbers, ready to copy before everyone else does.
From founders
How Delta changed their time, their revenue, and the way their business actually runs.
I run paid ads for 6 e-commerce clients and used to spend my Sunday nights manually pulling performance reports. Delta's ad-optimization workflow now flags underperforming ad sets automatically and reallocates budget suggestions before I even open my laptop Monday. Cut my reporting time from 4 hours to 20 minutes, and one client's ROAS went from 1.8x to 2.6x in five weeks just from catching wasted spend faster.
This is unfair. My output 10x'd in a month and my competitors still don't know why.
Cold outreach was always my bottleneck, writing personalized DMs one by one on LinkedIn. The outreach pack gave me a workflow that pulls prospect info and drafts a first-line personalization for each message. I went from sending 15 DMs a day to 80, and booked 11 discovery calls in my first two weeks instead of my usual 2-3.
Honestly signed up thinking it'd be another generic AI community. Then I actually used the meeting-booking workflow for my coaching business. It handles the back-and-forth scheduling emails and sends reminder sequences automatically. No-shows dropped from about 30% to under 10%, and I've booked 4 extra paying clients this month just from people who used to ghost the scheduling link.
I've bought a lot of tools. This is the first one that actually feels like cheating.
We're a 4-person dev shop and support tickets used to pile up over weekends. The Night Shift workflow triages incoming tickets, drafts responses for the easy ones, and flags the urgent stuff for us Monday morning. Backlog went from 60+ unread to basically zero by the time we log in.
I sell handmade candles and always figured "automation" wasn't for a business my size. The competitor pricing tracker proved me wrong. It pinged me when a competitor dropped prices for the holidays, I adjusted mine same day, and didn't lose a single order to them that week.
Not exaggerating. Delta runs half my business now while I sleep. Wish I found this a year ago.
Running Facebook and Google ads for local businesses means constant manual checking. Delta's workflow auto-pauses ads that dip below target CPA and emails me a daily summary. Saved me roughly 8 hours a week, and I picked up 2 new clients purely because my turnaround got faster.
I was skeptical this would actually save money vs. just hiring a VA. Ran the numbers after a month. The invoice follow-up workflow alone recovered $4,200 in overdue payments I'd basically written off, automatically nudging clients on a schedule I never had time to manage myself.
As a solo real estate agent, my biggest leak was slow follow-up on new leads. The lead response workflow texts and emails new inquiries within 5 minutes instead of my usual few hours. Closed 3 extra showings last month I'm pretty sure I'd have lost otherwise.
I run paid ads for 6 e-commerce clients and used to spend my Sunday nights manually pulling performance reports. Delta's ad-optimization workflow now flags underperforming ad sets automatically and reallocates budget suggestions before I even open my laptop Monday. Cut my reporting time from 4 hours to 20 minutes, and one client's ROAS went from 1.8x to 2.6x in five weeks just from catching wasted spend faster.
This is unfair. My output 10x'd in a month and my competitors still don't know why.
Cold outreach was always my bottleneck, writing personalized DMs one by one on LinkedIn. The outreach pack gave me a workflow that pulls prospect info and drafts a first-line personalization for each message. I went from sending 15 DMs a day to 80, and booked 11 discovery calls in my first two weeks instead of my usual 2-3.
Honestly signed up thinking it'd be another generic AI community. Then I actually used the meeting-booking workflow for my coaching business. It handles the back-and-forth scheduling emails and sends reminder sequences automatically. No-shows dropped from about 30% to under 10%, and I've booked 4 extra paying clients this month just from people who used to ghost the scheduling link.
I've bought a lot of tools. This is the first one that actually feels like cheating.
We're a 4-person dev shop and support tickets used to pile up over weekends. The Night Shift workflow triages incoming tickets, drafts responses for the easy ones, and flags the urgent stuff for us Monday morning. Backlog went from 60+ unread to basically zero by the time we log in.
I sell handmade candles and always figured "automation" wasn't for a business my size. The competitor pricing tracker proved me wrong. It pinged me when a competitor dropped prices for the holidays, I adjusted mine same day, and didn't lose a single order to them that week.
Not exaggerating. Delta runs half my business now while I sleep. Wish I found this a year ago.
Running Facebook and Google ads for local businesses means constant manual checking. Delta's workflow auto-pauses ads that dip below target CPA and emails me a daily summary. Saved me roughly 8 hours a week, and I picked up 2 new clients purely because my turnaround got faster.
I was skeptical this would actually save money vs. just hiring a VA. Ran the numbers after a month. The invoice follow-up workflow alone recovered $4,200 in overdue payments I'd basically written off, automatically nudging clients on a schedule I never had time to manage myself.
As a solo real estate agent, my biggest leak was slow follow-up on new leads. The lead response workflow texts and emails new inquiries within 5 minutes instead of my usual few hours. Closed 3 extra showings last month I'm pretty sure I'd have lost otherwise.
We run a small SaaS and content repurposing used to eat a whole day of our week, turning one blog post into LinkedIn posts, tweets, and an email blurb. Now the repurposing workflow drafts all of it in under 10 minutes and we just edit. Freed up a full day for actual product work.
Every founder I know needs to see this before their competitors do.
I manage cold email for a handful of startups and deliverability was always a mess. The outreach sequencing workflow staggers sends and personalizes subject lines automatically. Reply rate went from 2% to just under 9%, and one campaign alone booked 6 qualified demos in its first run.
My dental practice was drowning in appointment reminder calls. Switched to the automated reminder + rebooking workflow and our no-show rate dropped from 22% to 7% in six weeks. That's real chair time we're not losing anymore.
I genuinely don't know how I ran my business without this. It's not even close.
Not a tech person at all, but the setup was copy-paste simple. Used the customer win-back workflow on my old email list of inactive buyers. It segmented them and sent a re-engagement sequence automatically. Brought back $1,850 in sales from people I'd basically given up on.
I run paid social for a fitness brand and used to manually check competitor ad libraries every few days. The competitor spy workflow does it automatically and alerts me to new creative angles they're testing. Used one of their angles as inspiration, ran it ourselves, and it became our best-performing ad of the quarter.
Booking sales calls for my agency used to mean 15+ back-and-forth emails per prospect. The scheduling automation handles that entirely now. Prospect picks a time, gets reminders, I just show up. Went from booking 5 calls a week to 14, no extra effort on my end.
I was drowning in DMs across Instagram and LinkedIn for my consulting business and kept losing track of who I'd followed up with. The DM tracking + follow-up workflow keeps every thread organized and nudges me on who's due for a follow-up. Closed 2 five-figure contracts last quarter that I'm fairly sure would've slipped through the cracks before.
Honestly the simplest ROI case I've had for any tool. I run a small logistics company and the workflow that auto-drafts vendor negotiation emails based on rate comparisons saved us about $600/month in shipping costs just by catching better rates we weren't negotiating for ourselves.
We run a small SaaS and content repurposing used to eat a whole day of our week, turning one blog post into LinkedIn posts, tweets, and an email blurb. Now the repurposing workflow drafts all of it in under 10 minutes and we just edit. Freed up a full day for actual product work.
Every founder I know needs to see this before their competitors do.
I manage cold email for a handful of startups and deliverability was always a mess. The outreach sequencing workflow staggers sends and personalizes subject lines automatically. Reply rate went from 2% to just under 9%, and one campaign alone booked 6 qualified demos in its first run.
My dental practice was drowning in appointment reminder calls. Switched to the automated reminder + rebooking workflow and our no-show rate dropped from 22% to 7% in six weeks. That's real chair time we're not losing anymore.
I genuinely don't know how I ran my business without this. It's not even close.
Not a tech person at all, but the setup was copy-paste simple. Used the customer win-back workflow on my old email list of inactive buyers. It segmented them and sent a re-engagement sequence automatically. Brought back $1,850 in sales from people I'd basically given up on.
I run paid social for a fitness brand and used to manually check competitor ad libraries every few days. The competitor spy workflow does it automatically and alerts me to new creative angles they're testing. Used one of their angles as inspiration, ran it ourselves, and it became our best-performing ad of the quarter.
Booking sales calls for my agency used to mean 15+ back-and-forth emails per prospect. The scheduling automation handles that entirely now. Prospect picks a time, gets reminders, I just show up. Went from booking 5 calls a week to 14, no extra effort on my end.
I was drowning in DMs across Instagram and LinkedIn for my consulting business and kept losing track of who I'd followed up with. The DM tracking + follow-up workflow keeps every thread organized and nudges me on who's due for a follow-up. Closed 2 five-figure contracts last quarter that I'm fairly sure would've slipped through the cracks before.
Honestly the simplest ROI case I've had for any tool. I run a small logistics company and the workflow that auto-drafts vendor negotiation emails based on rate comparisons saved us about $600/month in shipping costs just by catching better rates we weren't negotiating for ourselves.
Let's do the math
$29 a month gets you four AI employees vs what one normal hire costs.
| Aspect | Normal employee | Delta employees |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay | $600-$3,000+ for one person | About $7 per employee |
| New employees | One hire, if they stay | One every Monday |
| Time to start | Weeks to hire and train | In your inbox Monday |
| Speed | 9-5, weekends off | Runs overnight, every day |
| Your time | Manage, remind, redo | One hour setup, then autopilot |
| Start today | Post job, wait, hope | Skip the $3K hire · $29/mo |
Common questions
What is in the pack, what tools you need, and how setup works. Answered upfront.
A ready workflow for one job (market, build, or grow) delivered every Monday. Not a tip thread. The real workflow mapped, tested on real tasks, and wired for tools you already use. You get the steps, the files, and what to paste into your AI so you can run it the same day.
You need access to an AI chat tool. Free tiers work for a lot of packs. Heavier work goes smoother on a paid plan. Your Delta subscription is separate.
Keep the archive. Run what fits. Skip what does not. Most guides adapt to offers, products, and services with small tweaks. You are not forced to ship every drop.
One seat is for you. If your team needs access get seats that match how many people will open the guides. Do not share logins.
Prompt dumps are static guesses. Here you get a tested Monday guide with the real workflow mapped, run against real tasks, and wired for your stack. It shows which jobs to give AI, which to keep for yourself, and when to stop and review.
No. If you can follow a checklist and paste into an AI chat you can run this. No engineer required.
You get the archive with your subscription. Past Monday guides stay available so you can catch up or pull an older workflow when you need it.
Anytime. One click. $29 a month. No annual lock. No guilt trip.
Who this is for
You have the tools. You need the system that runs your business.
| You | Not for you | For you |
|---|---|---|
| You have AI but don't know what to run | ✕ | ✓ |
| You need to build, market, and grow | ✕ | ✓ |
| You want clear rules for what AI handles | ✕ | ✓ |
| You can spare one hour each Monday | ✕ | ✓ |
| You want systems, not prompt dumps | ✕ | ✓ |
| You don't have a business yet | ✓ | ✕ |
| You only want to read about AI | ✓ | ✕ |
Delta Community
Everyone has the same tools. Winners know how to use them.
Stop working by hand while your competitors' AI employees work overnight.