Matthew MohebanDeb GrayJosh Bergeron Trusted by founders who stopped doing it all themselves

Better business.
More Hours Back.

You don't need another assistant. You need an AI-trained operator who can run your operations, create the processes to hand the work over, and give you a clear view of what's actually getting done without having to ask.

Matthew Moheban, CEO, 220 Youth Leadership
Matthew MohebanCEO, 220 Youth Leadership
Rachelle Shao, Atlas operator
Rachelle ShaoAtlas operator
Dan Lievens, Co-founder, Share One
Dan LievensCo-founder, Share One
Liova Perez, Atlas operator
Liova PerezAtlas operator
Matthew Moheban, CEO, 220 Youth Leadership
Matthew MohebanCEO, 220 Youth Leadership
Rachelle Shao, Atlas operator
Rachelle ShaoAtlas operator
Dan Lievens, Co-founder, Share One
Dan LievensCo-founder, Share One
Liova Perez, Atlas operator
Liova PerezAtlas operator
Kenneth Nuñez, Atlas operator
Kenneth NuñezAtlas operator
Deb Gray, Founder, Deb Gray Consulting
Deb GrayFounder, Deb Gray Consulting
Sheila Ngaruiya, Atlas operator
Sheila NgaruiyaAtlas operator
David Lindover, CEO, Partner Marketing Works
David LindoverCEO, Partner Marketing Works
Kenneth Nuñez, Atlas operator
Kenneth NuñezAtlas operator
Deb Gray, Founder, Deb Gray Consulting
Deb GrayFounder, Deb Gray Consulting
Sheila Ngaruiya, Atlas operator
Sheila NgaruiyaAtlas operator
David Lindover, CEO, Partner Marketing Works
David LindoverCEO, Partner Marketing Works
Jade Parkins, Atlas operator
Jade ParkinsAtlas operator
Josh Bergeron, Founder, Tikun Collective Design
Josh BergeronFounder, Tikun Collective Design
Angelaleah Njeri Mwangi, Atlas operator
Angelaleah Njeri MwangiAtlas operator
Jade Parkins, Atlas operator
Jade ParkinsAtlas operator
Josh Bergeron, Founder, Tikun Collective Design
Josh BergeronFounder, Tikun Collective Design
Angelaleah Njeri Mwangi, Atlas operator
Angelaleah Njeri MwangiAtlas operator

Trusted by great businesses, including

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The Problem

You are not short on hours.
You are the bottleneck.

Not because you're bad at this. Because nothing in your business was ever built to run without you. Every one of these is a symptom of that.

✕You've hired help before✕Everything runs from memory✕The work that grows the business waits✕Things fall through the cracks✕You don't know what to hand off✕Your family pays for it✕You've hired help before✕Everything runs from memory✕The work that grows the business waits✕Things fall through the cracks✕You don't know what to hand off✕Your family pays for it
What you're actually buying

An AI-trained operator
who runs your operations,
and the system behind them

Most firms in this category find you someone and wish you luck. We stay, and we keep making your operator better at your business every month you have them. Here is what that actually looks like.

Your operator09:00 · your time zone
Morning. Handled before your first call:
Inbox cleared0 waiting
Thursday movedaround your flight
Flights and car bookedLHR→JFK
Meeting notes sent3 follow-ups chased
Sent 08:52

Your Executive Operator

One full-time professional, dedicated to you and working your hours. Trained before they are placed, developed every month after.

Where the week went 40h
MTWTFSS
0hdid not need you
Delegate · 11h Automate · 8h Delete · 5h Handed over · 16h back next week

The Energy Audit

Before anyone is matched, we map where your time and energy actually go, then decide together what to delegate, automate or stop.

Inbox 76540
SC
Sarah Chen · Re: revised quoteCould you send the updated numbers before Thursday?
Replied ✓
TD
Travel desk · Itinerary confirmedLHR→JFK Tue 10:40, car booked for 06:10
Filed ✓
MR
Mark · Thursday?Any chance of 30 minutes this week?
Booked Thu 10:00 ✓
To Sarah Chen · drafted by your operator DraftSent ✓
Inbox At Zero · Every Day

The Executive Management System

Inbox Zero, ideal-week calendar control, travel end to end and every meeting prepared and chased, installed around how you already work.

You, once
“Chase invoices on day 7, call on day 14, then escalate to me.”
Invoice chasing SOPBeing writtenLive · v1.0
Day 7reminder emailDay 14phone callThenescalate to you
You, a week later
“Book my travel the week before. Aisle seat, and a car at both ends.”
Travel booking SOPBeing writtenLive · v1.0
7 days outflights and hotelAlwaysaisle seatBoth endscar booked
Cover operator picked both up · zero questions
Your Executive Atlas 1 SOP2 SOPs
Invoice chasingTravel booking

The Executive Atlas

You explain it once. It is written down the way you want it, goes live, and anyone can pick it up without asking you again.

Monday · weekly report due
AIReport agent Running…Drafted ✓
✓ Pulled 3 sources · 14 pages✓ Drafted in your voice✓ Numbers checked against the sheet✓ Read by your operator · 2 edits
Sent to
You
FLFinance
OPOps
Also ran this week, checked the same way
AIInvoice reminders4 sent
AICRM updated12 deals
AIMeeting notes3 sent

The AI Work, Actually Done

Your operator builds the agents and automations for repeat work, then checks the output before it ever reaches you.

Account Managerowns the relationship
Month 1coaching session
Month 2new skill added
Month 3cover arranged
0fit score
You never had to
Run a recruitment processAtlas ✓
Keep them trained on new AI toolsAtlas ✓
Find cover when they were offAtlas ✓

Management, Done for You

Hiring, coaching, incentives, cover and replacement are on us, with one person who owns the relationship.

Human First, AI Trained

Everyone Sells You AI.
We Train Your Operator to Use It

AI does what it is asked. It cannot tell you the ask was wrong, chase the client who went quiet, or decide what matters this week. Your operator can. So we hire for judgment first, and train the AI on top.

1
Your operator arrives trained in AI, not learning on your timeBefore they start, they are taught and tested on prompting, automation, research and drafting, on real work. Week one is useful, not remedial.
2
Your operator builds the automations, so you never have toAgents for the requests that keep coming back, automations for the weekly admin, and written processes that outlast whoever sits in the seat.
3
Your operator keeps up with the tools, so you don't have toThe tools change every month. They track what is new, test what is worth it, and bring only the useful parts into your business.
4
Your operator decides what AI touches, and what it doesn'tWhat to automate, what needs a human, what to bring to you and what to simply handle. A tool cannot make that call. Someone who knows your business can.
How it works

Five steps to a business that runs without you

Both sides get prepared before you ever meet. Here is what happens, and when.

Clarity

Work out what you actually want back

Before anything else, a conversation about the business and the life. What we write down becomes the thing your operator is measured against.

  • A call about outcomes, not a job spec
  • Written down, so it can be judged later
  • Your definition of a good week

Audit

See where your week actually goes

The Energy Audit maps the week you really have, hour by hour. Then we design the one you want and coach you on what to hand over first.

  • Your real week, mapped honestly
  • An ideal week designed with you
  • Coached on what to delegate first

Match

One operator out of a hundred applicants

While you get ready, they go through seven stages. Test projects with real deadlines, assessments, interviews, checks, then certification.

  • Test projects, not interview answers
  • Seven stages and no shortcuts
  • Certified before you ever meet them

Handover

Your inbox starts moving in week one

Access and tools on day one. Your inbox and calendar move across inside the first week, and a few short walkthroughs are all you ever record.

  • Set up and working on day one
  • Inbox and calendar move across
  • You record once, they take it from there

Compound

They get better every month they stay

Coaching, real reps and a network of operators solving the same problems. When your business needs something new, we train them on it.

  • Monthly coaching and operator pods
  • New skills on demand, at no extra cost
  • Still running it next year
Atlas vs other agencies

How an Atlas operator compares to
the assistant most agencies will place

Everyone in this category will send you someone. The difference shows up in what happens when nobody has told them what to do.

A Typical Agency Placement
An Atlas Operator
A client goes quiet
You did not ask me to follow up on that.
They have not replied in seven days. I have drafted the follow-up, want me to send it?
An invoice is unpaid
That is not on my list.
I saw it was overdue. Reminder sent, and I flagged two others at risk.
The task is finished
Done. What is next?
Done, tracker updated, and I moved Thursday because it clashed with your flight.
A new tool is needed
I do not know how to use that.
I built an agent for that workflow. I will walk you through it Friday.
Something goes wrong
You find out when it is already a problem.
Your Account Manager has already raised it and has a fix in motion.
They are ill, or they leave
A new placement, from scratch.
Cover is arranged, and if the fit ever changes you are rematched with the context carried across.
And what staying stuck is costing you

The other number worth knowing

Your own hourly value, against the hours going to work that does not need you.

Atlas clients report reclaiming 10 to 20 hours a week. We use your figure, not ours.

You are losing
$22,516

every month. Against $3,300 a month for an Atlas operator, that is a return of 6.8x.

A one-time $3,000 onboarding fee covers your readiness coaching and your first match. See the full breakdown

There is no limit to what
you can hand over

Most founders start with the inbox and the calendar. Within a quarter, the list usually looks nothing like where they started.

Executive

Most founders start here. The inbox at zero, the week protected, the travel that never goes wrong.

  • Inbox triage and drafted replies
  • Calendar design and time guarding
  • Travel, itineraries and day-of logistics
  • Meeting agendas, notes and follow-ups
  • Attendee briefs before every call
  • Expense tracking and reimbursements
  • Contact and relationship management
  • Document and file organisation
  • Correspondence drafted in your voice

Business operations

Within a quarter the list looks nothing like where it started. The operations move across.

  • CRM hygiene and pipeline tracking
  • SOPs and process documentation
  • Project and deadline management
  • Vendor sourcing and coordination
  • Invoicing and receivables follow-up
  • Hiring coordination and interview logistics
  • New-hire onboarding
  • Weekly reporting and KPI dashboards
  • Internal team communications

Home & family

The hours you win back get eaten by the household unless you hand that over too.

  • Household and vendor coordination
  • Home services, repairs and cleaning
  • Kids' school and activity scheduling
  • Childcare logistics
  • Family calendar coordination
  • Event planning and celebrations
  • Gift research, buying and shipping
  • Personal travel and holidays
  • Insurance, records and documents

You

The things that fall off the list first when the week gets loud.

  • Medical and dental appointments
  • Fitness and trainer scheduling
  • Meal planning and groceries
  • Prescription and refill reminders
  • Protecting time for deep work
  • Research for personal decisions
  • Date nights actually in the diary
  • Restaurant and experience booking
  • Admin that eats your weekend

You do not need to delegate all of it at once. You need one person who can eventually hold all of it.

Real clients, real results

We would rather you heard it
from the people paying us

David LindoverClient Testimonial
David Lindover
"I've tried numerous executive assistant models and they have not worked. Taking the low hanging fruit and optimizing that for me was liberating. What it has really given me is the confidence to do more."
David LindoverCEO, Partner Marketing Works  ·  Watch the interview

"Atlas is the cheat code to finding world-class support, beyond what I thought a traditional assistant could do. From sourcing to onboarding to ongoing coaching, A+ across the board. Now I cannot imagine my life without my assistant."

CP
Chris PiperCOO, Contrarian Thinking

"They found someone in days. Because of that we closed three deals. I cannot recommend them enough."

TE
Troy EricsonCEO, Email Paramedic

"I used to wake up checking email. Today I am comfortable not checking it until I am in the office at nine. If something is urgent, my EA tells me."

WB
Wade BartelsCEO, SimpliCity Real Estate

"She created more capacity for me and the company. That let me focus on the business, and we doubled it in a few short months."

DS
Dannie StrableFounder, Rackhouse Connect

"I needed to stay in my zone of expertise. My EA gives me time not just for the important work, but for the things I love."

ML
Mac LackeyFounder, Exit DNA
The other half of the story

Listen to why operators choose Atlas

Selection 1 in 100 applicants make it through to a match

“Atlas is the cheat code to finding world-class support, beyond what I thought a traditional assistant could do.”

Chris Piper, COO, Contrarian Thinking
Retention Under 2% of clients leave in a given month

“She created more capacity for me and the company. That let me focus on the business, and we doubled it in a few short months.”

Dannie Strable, Founder, Rackhouse Connect
Matching 14 days from ready to matched

“They found someone in days. Because of that we closed three deals. I cannot recommend them enough.”

Troy Ericson, CEO, Email Paramedic
Got questions

We've got answers

How is this different from hiring a VA myself?

When you hire alone, you get a person. Here you get a person and the whole system around them: coaching before they arrive so you already know what to hand over, documented processes, an Account Manager who owns the relationship, and ongoing training, HR and cover all handled for you. Sixty days in, your operator is measurably more capable than the day they started, and you managed none of that.

I've been burned by an assistant before. How is this different?

Almost everyone we speak to has. It usually failed for one of two reasons: the person was never properly assessed, or nobody ever taught the founder how to delegate. We deal with both before a match happens. You and Atlas agree in writing what the role has to deliver and how you will both know it is working, and nobody is sent to you until that exists.

Why not just use AI?

We tried building that business, and we learned something worth saying out loud: AI still needs human judgment. Someone has to decide what actually matters this week, catch what the tool got wrong, and own the outcome when it does. Your operator builds the agents, runs the automations and handles the AI work inside your business, so you are not the one doing any of it.

What does it cost?

Your operator's pay, passed straight through, plus a fixed $1,500 Atlas membership fee each month. Pay usually starts between $1,500 and $2,500 depending on the level, so most clients land between $3,000 and $4,000 a month. There is also a one-time $3,000 onboarding fee at sign-up. The full breakdown is here.

Am I locked into a contract?

No. Month to month, with 30 days' notice to cancel.

What if the match is wrong?

Tell your Account Manager. They sit between you and your operator, so you are not the one having the awkward conversation. Most of the time it is a fixable expectations problem and they will sort it out with both of you. If you are still not happy after that, we rematch you at no cost.

Where is my operator based, and what about time zones?

Our operators work your hours, in your time zone, and are fluent in written and spoken English with experience supporting US-based businesses.

Start here

You can make more money.
You cannot make more time

Two minutes to tell us where you are stuck. Then a conversation about whether this is the right moment for you.