Cheat Layer

Cheat Layer is a no-code AI agent platform that turns plain-language instructions into working business automations. (★ 4.7 on Capterra)

Overview

Cheat Layer was founded during the pandemic to help people rebuild businesses online with GPT models, and in August 2021 it became one of the first startups approved by OpenAI to sell GPT-3-powered automation. Its core technology, Project Atlas, is a framework that generates automations of unlimited complexity from simple descriptions, so non-technical users can deploy software-like workflows without writing code. Today the platform runs swarms of cloud agents across marketing, sales, and product work: agents generate and A/B test content, run outreach, and even build functional tools and landing pages. Automations run in the cloud around the clock or on your own desktop.

Key Features

• Project Atlas framework that turns plain-language requests into automations of unlimited complexity
• Marketing agents that generate, post, and A/B test content across demographics and formats
• Sales agents for autonomous lead generation and outreach via email, SMS, chat, and embedded voice
• Product agents (Live Mode) that build tools, apps, presentations, and hosted landing pages conversationally
• Cloud agent servers plus desktop and browser automation for Mac, Windows, and Linux
• Agents API access and unlimited webhook triggers for custom integrations
• Unlimited Google Sheets tasks and data, with a private Discord community

💳 Pricing

Cheat Layer offers one Unlimited Workflow Automation Cloud plan covering unlimited agents and executions, a desktop cloud agent server, API access, and unlimited triggers, plus an Enterprise tier with custom SLAs, team seats, SSO/SAML, and on-premise deployment. Pricing page not published; contact sales. New users can start with a $1 trial.

Who Is It For

Cheat Layer is for founders, small-business owners, marketers, and operators who want AI agents to run repetitive marketing, sales, and internal workflows without hiring developers or gluing together multiple automation tools.