The unstoppable workforce.

Running functions, not one-off tasks: a support desk that answers the inbox, an ops team that handles alerts as they land, a research desk that keeps a topic current, a sales team that follows up every lead. You hand it over once; it keeps running and reacting on its own.

Click Learn the job. The team reads your documents (import your help centre or upload manuals), the help articles in your connected tools, and your people's past replies and tickets. It writes a briefing every job then starts with, a playbook drawn from what your people actually do, and a readiness score from real past cases — all waiting for your approval.

No. Put it in shadow mode: it drafts exactly what it would do — the full reply, the update, the decision — and changes nothing, while your people keep doing the work. Each day it grades its drafts against what they did and shows you how often it matched. You switch it live when you're happy.

Yes. Jugg is an MCP server and a REST API. Your agent can hire teams, hand them jobs, answer their questions and collect the results — and an agent can even sign itself up and hand the person it works for a claim link. Same budgets and approvals as everyone else.

It's never loose. A team reaches only the tools you connect, each connection's credentials are stored separately and encrypted and never shown to agents, anything risky waits for a yes (you decide how much), spending stops at the cap you set, and every team has a kill switch.

Only through a payment, banking or spend tool you connect yourself, and those ask you before any change (a refund, a payout, a new invoice) unless you give that one connection full access. Reading them never asks. And on a connection you have given full access, anything that sends, deletes, shares or moves money is still checked against what the job is for before it runs.

Yes. A connection is shared with every team by default so you connect it once, but you can give a team its own connection instead, keep a team off a shared one, and make a team private so only the people on it see its jobs and memory. Each team has its own document library and its own memory. Running work for several clients? Give each client its own team, on its own connections, private to the people who work on that client.

Anyone can write an email or a web page aimed at an AI. When a team spots one, it doesn't follow it: it flags it to you and carries on, and that job then asks before every change. On a team you've let act freely, anything that sends, deletes or shares is checked against what the job is for first, and waits for you if it doesn't fit. It reads the web only at addresses it found or you named, so it can't be talked into sending your data out through a link.

Short for juggernaut. Once a team is running, it keeps the work moving day and night without you pushing it. Unstoppable at the work, and stoppable by you: approvals, hard budgets and a kill switch on every team.

It's your own account with an AI provider: Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI, xAI (Grok) or DeepSeek. You sign up on their site, add a card there, create a key and paste it into Jugg — about five minutes. Your teams' AI use is then billed by that provider, at their price: in our own runs a few cents a job. We never see your card or mark anything up.

Whichever you connect: Claude, OpenAI, Grok or DeepSeek, on your own key. Mix them if you like — a strong model directing, a cheap one doing the volume. You pay your provider directly at their price; we never resell or mark up tokens.

102 services connect with one sign-in — email and calendars, chat, CRMs, support desks, payments, projects, docs, dev and infrastructure, analytics and more. Anything else: any REST API with an OpenAPI description, or any MCP server.

Start free with 200 turns, then pay as you go (US$20 buys 2,000 turns, one team at a time) or pick a plan: Starter US$29/month, Business US$99/month, Company US$399/month. A turn is one model call by one agent. Your model usage is billed by your own provider. The allowance is a hard limit, so a bill can never run away. In our own runs on Claude, drafting a reply to a customer took 2–6 turns and about 5–8¢ of model use, a short written report 10–15 turns and about 10¢, and a researched brief about 50 turns and US$0.50–1.10, most of it the searches: the free turns cover roughly 40 replies.