An AI decides something should happen in the real world.
The vision: a brand, an agency, or an AI agent requests a mission with a location, time, audience, brief and proof requirements. The public mission API is planned, not available yet.
AI writes the brief, the script, and the report. Trained people shake the hands, answer the questions, and bring back what customers actually said.
Explore the brief and planned budget. No account or payment.
The vision: a brand, an agency, or an AI agent requests a mission with a location, time, audience, brief and proof requirements. The public mission API is planned, not available yet.
A café on a quiet morning accepts the mission and sends a staffer who's already trained on the brief. The business stays the employer and earns from hours it was paying for anyway.
The planned experience brings check-ins, disclosed conversations and proof into one dashboard. The simulation also previews QR measurement; tracked links must be provided by the brand.
Proof, conversations, and what actually worked flow back to the requester as structured data. Every mission sharpens the next brief. That loop is the product.
We're not booking missions or taking payments yet. We open city by city as crews come on — and the first brands and businesses on the list get invited first.
Operators log every conversation. The AI turns raw field notes into message performance, objections, and a recommended next move after HQ reviews and completes the campaign.
Join the waitlist →Across 47 interactions, “less screen time” outperformed “AI-powered” 3.2× — strongest response came from parents with kids under 5.
Every campaign passes a Mission Safety Score before a single operator is booked. Disclosure isn't fine print here — it's the first line of every script.
What we expect to charge when campaigns open. We're waitlist-only to start, so nothing can be booked or charged yet — join the list and the first brands in get invited first. Bigger packages cost less per mission. Subject to change before launch.
Not yet — we’re waitlist-only to start. We are preparing a small Santa Monica pilot with brands and crew businesses. Invitations depend on a suitable pilot and ready crew capacity; signup order and referrals do not guarantee access or city priority. Joining is free and doesn’t create an account or charge anything.
In our launch model, a crew partner — a local business — deploys its own staff and remains their employer, with its own payroll and insurance. Humans.Army contracts business to business. How individuals join directly will be finalized, with employment counsel, before we open it.
The pricing on this page is our planned launch pricing and may change. Nothing is charged at pre-signup. When campaigns open, you pay a deposit when you submit a campaign for review.
Anything that hides the paid relationship, unverifiable health or money claims, sweepstakes, and categories that need licensing we don’t have yet — alcohol, cannabis, tobacco and vapes, firearms, gambling, crypto, prescription drugs, and political campaigns.
Often, yes — and it’s the brand’s responsibility. Santa Monica, the City of Los Angeles, and private venues each have rules. Humans.Army flags it on every campaign but doesn’t issue permits.
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We're building the network that puts them where it counts — for brands, for the businesses that employ them, and for the people themselves. Get in early and help decide where it goes first.