Seeking one managed Bux pilot customer for Telegram-heavy operations

[MagMueller]

Bux now has a managed pilot offering for teams that already use Telegram for sales, support, partner onboarding, or operations.

Core pages:

• Pilot page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/pilot.html
• Telegram operator page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/telegram-ai-operator.html
• n8n operator page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/n8n-telegram-ai-operator.html
• Crypto/fintech operator page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/telegram-operator-crypto.html
• Agency operator page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/telegram-ai-operator-agencies.html
• Partner page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-partners.html
• Demo: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-demo.html
• Proof report demo: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-proof-report.html
• Terms: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-terms.html
• Application form: https://github.com/browser-use/bux/issues/new?template=managed-pilot.yml

The offer is intentionally narrow:

• $1,000/month
• one scoped private operator workflow
• launched in 7 days
• Telegram first
• optional browser, Gmail, Calendar, GitHub, Slack, Sheets, CRM, n8n, webhook, or other handoff depending on the job
• human handoff and weekly tuning included

Good first workflows:

• qualify Telegram inbound before a human responds
• summarize partner or support requests into a clean handoff
• check web/GitHub/CI/status pages and report only what matters
• route structured intake into n8n, sheets, CRM, Slack, or a private workspace
• for crypto/fintech teams, prep partner, support, ecosystem, infrastructure, and ops Telegram handoffs while keeping pricing, legal, funds, refunds, production access, and compliance decisions human-only
• schedule follow-up checks so leads or operational tasks do not disappear

The weekly proof report is the renewal artifact: handled threads, clean handoffs, checks completed, blockers, tuning, and estimated time saved.

This is not meant to replace judgment or create an unsupervised sales bot. The pilot is for repetitive first-line handling, context collection, and cleaner human handoff.

If this fits your team, start with the application form above or reach out on Telegram: https://t.me/Magnus_Mueller

[MagMueller]

Added a concrete pilot playbook with scope, handoff format, operator rules, and a demo workflow:

https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-playbook.html

This should make the pilot easier to evaluate without a call. The narrow first workflow remains: Telegram-heavy inbound triage, lead/support context collection, and clean human handoff.

[MagMueller]

Added a structured GitHub issue form for managed pilot inquiries:

https://github.com/browser-use/bux/issues/new?template=managed-pilot.yml

Current entry points:

• Pilot page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/pilot.html
• Playbook: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-playbook.html
• GitHub application form: https://github.com/browser-use/bux/issues/new?template=managed-pilot.yml
• Telegram: https://t.me/Magnus_Mueller

[MagMueller]

Added a concrete demo transcript for the first managed pilot workflow:

https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-demo.html

It shows a synthetic Telegram lead triage flow, the operator's questions, the resulting handoff summary, and the boundaries Bux does not cross. This gives prospects a faster way to evaluate the pilot before applying.

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: the BUX launch post now includes a managed-pilot section with the $1,000/month offer, pilot page, and demo transcript.

Post: https://browser-use.com/posts/bux-launch-blog
Pilot: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/pilot.html
Demo: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-demo.html

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: the Browser Use pricing page's BUX section now links to the managed pilot for teams that want a workflow set up for them.

Pricing: https://browser-use.com/pricing
Pilot: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/pilot.html

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: added a focused managed Telegram AI operator entry point for people searching around lead qualification, support triage, and onboarding handoffs.

Page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/telegram-ai-operator.html
Apply: https://github.com/browser-use/bux/issues/new?template=managed-pilot.yml

[MagMueller]

Conversion update: added a one-page pilot terms page with the $1,000/month scope, 7-day launch target, included deliverables, and acceptance criteria.

Terms: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-terms.html
Pilot: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/pilot.html

[MagMueller]

Conversion update: added a one-page managed pilot terms summary with the $1,000/month scope, 7-day launch target, included deliverables, and first-month acceptance criteria.

Terms: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-terms.html
Pilot: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/pilot.html

[MagMueller]

Intake update: tightened the managed-pilot GitHub application form.

New required fields:

• expected monthly thread volume
• desired human handoff
• review of pilot terms and acceptance criteria

Issue form: https://github.com/browser-use/bux/issues/new?template=managed-pilot.yml
Terms: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-terms.html

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: added a partner-facing managed pilot page for AI automation agencies that have Telegram-heavy client workflows.

Partner page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-partners.html
Commit: bc63ccd

The page positions the $1,000/month pilot as a managed delivery layer agencies can use for one scoped client workflow without building the always-on Telegram/browser runtime themselves.

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: added a partner-facing managed pilot page for AI automation agencies and implementation studios.

Partner page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-partners.html

The page positions Bux as the managed Telegram AI operator delivery layer for agencies that already sell lead qualification, support triage, onboarding, or inbox automation to Telegram-heavy clients. The offer stays the same: $1,000/month, one scoped workflow, launched in 7 days, with human handoff and weekly tuning.

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: the partner pilot page is now live and surfaced from the Bux public assets.

Partner page: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/managed-pilot-partners.html
Homepage link commit: 3f84140
Pilot page link commit: 3918dd1
README link commit: b3856d6
Sitemap commit: 487b2e8

This gives agencies a dedicated page to evaluate Bux as a managed runtime/delivery layer for one Telegram-heavy client workflow.

[MagMueller]

Distribution update: added llms.txt and llms-full.txt for AI/search-agent discovery of the managed pilot and partner offer.

llms.txt: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/llms.txt
llms-full.txt: https://browser-use.github.io/bux/llms-full.txt
Commits:

• fdc6e5e
• 21b5bee

Both files explicitly include the $1,000/month managed pilot, the Telegram operator page, the agency partner page, the demo, terms, and intake links.

[MagMueller]

Scheduled acquisition check update:

• Verified the Browser Use footer still includes the Bux Managed Pilot link in rendered HTML.
• Rechecked managed-pilot inbound: only this launch issue is open so far; no external applicant issue yet.
• Verified the partner page remains live with the Start a partner pilot CTA.
• Submitted one confirmed partner-fit outreach to OmniBotX. Their lead endpoint returned HTTP 200 with success: true and a receipt message.
• Researched The Crunch, QuantumAsis, EverClaw, SmartTalk, Navines, OmniAI, and Klink.cloud. QuantumAsis was not counted because its direct POST returned page HTML with no success marker; the others did not expose a verified submission path in this pass.

Still no confirmed $1k MRR or paid commitment yet.