Raibit builds and runs custom AI follow-up agents for businesses that lose revenue to slow, inconsistent follow-up — starting with Amazon Delivery Service Partners and real estate brokerages. Every applicant and lead answered in seconds, nurtured until they convert.
Built in code. Fully managed. One predictable monthly retainer.
No drag-and-drop chatbots. Your agents are built in code, calibrated to your operation's vendors, workflows, and quirks — the thing shelf software can never do.
We don't hand you a tool and leave. Raibit runs the system, watches the results, and handles the maintenance — you review outcomes, not dashboards.
One all-inclusive retainer covers build, operation, and continuous optimization. No per-seat fees, no surprise invoices, no stale automation.
Amazon DSPs
Applicants answered in seconds before they take a faster offer. Screening, interview scheduling, and onboarding reminders run themselves. Claims and compliance paperwork tracked so nothing resurfaces years later as a surprise.
Real estate brokerages
Speed-to-lead responses in seconds, disciplined nurture until a conversation happens, dormant databases reactivated, and transaction deadlines tracked file by file — so brokers supervise outcomes instead of chasing status.
Run a different kind of business? The leak is the same — leads and applicants going cold. The audit works anywhere. Book it.
We map where your follow-up leaks — applicants, leads, deadlines — and put a number on it.
One workflow, built and tested against your real cases. You see it work before it owns anything.
We operate it, measure it, and make it better every month — under one flat retainer.
RAI is my daughter's middle name. BIT comes from my initials. Raibit is what I'm building for both of us — and the standard is simple: nothing ships to a client that hasn't already worked for my own businesses.
— Travis Bish, Founder & Principal AI Engineer
Real estate broker. Logistics operator. Now building the agents both industries need.
Twenty minutes. We find the leak, you decide what it's worth to fix.