Vector is an operating system for AI service businesses that enables non-technical operators to launch, sell, and deliver AI automation services to clients while Vector provides the engineering team, brand, and delivery infrastructure.
What is Vector?
Vector is a platform that lets relationship-driven operators own and scale an AI service business without building technology themselves. Operators source and close clients (businesses with manual workflows, communication bottlenecks, or revenue leakage), and Vector handles scoping, building, rolling out, and maintaining every automation. The platform includes pre-built AI products—such as AI receptionists, lead qualification, client onboarding, and follow-up systems—ready to deploy into client workflows. Vector was founded by Mac Liu.
Key Features
- Operator‑owned revenue model — Operators own the client relationship and recurring revenue; Vector does not take equity or claim the client. Typical engagements run $1,000 to $10,000+ per month.
- Included engineering team — Vector deploys engineers to scope, build, rollout, and maintain each automation. Operators never need to hire technical staff.
- Pre‑built AI products and playbooks — Launch with a library of industry‑specific playbooks and ready‑to‑deploy AI products (AI receptionists, lead qualification, client onboarding, follow‑up systems).
- Revenue split — 50% of engagement revenue goes to the operator, 50% to Vector. No upfront fees or subscriptions are mentioned.
- Application‑based access — Operators apply and are hand‑selected based on sales instinct, industry knowledge, and ability to source complex businesses.
- End‑to‑end delivery infrastructure — Vector provides the brand, offer, workflow audit, architecture, and ongoing support for every client engagement.
Who is it for?
- Sales‑driven professionals with client relationships — People who have spent years sourcing and closing complex business deals, and now want to own the AI service business they build.
- Industry‑expert consultants — Consultants or agency owners with deep knowledge of manual workflows, communication bottlenecks, or revenue leakage in a specific vertical.
- Ambitious entrepreneurs without technical skills — Individuals who want to launch an AI service business but lack the engineering background to build automation themselves.
Use cases
- Automating client operations — An operator works with a real estate agency to deploy an AI receptionist that handles inbound calls, qualifies leads, and books showings, replacing a manual team.
- Reducing revenue leakage — An operator helps a logistics company automate follow‑up systems and client onboarding, cutting missed invoices and response delays.
- Scaling service delivery — An operator turns one client engagement into multiple recurring accounts by reusing Vector’s library of industry playbooks and expanding into adjacent workflows.
How does it work?
- Apply – Submit an application; Vector reviews for sales instinct, industry knowledge, and ability to source complex businesses.
- Onboard – Approved operators are onboarded to Vector’s discovery, audit, and scoping playbooks, then begin sourcing clients.
- Revenue – Operators close their first engagement; Vector provides the offer, workflow audit, architecture, and engineering delivery.
- Scale – Operators grow from one account to many, unlocking industry‑specific playbooks and compounding revenue.
FAQ
What is Vector?
Vector is an operating system for AI service businesses. It supplies the engineering team, pre‑built AI products, and delivery infrastructure, while the operator owns the client relationship and recurring revenue.
