Two Founders, Six AI Agents: Serial Founder Duo Launches AI Platform AgentTeams

• After successful exits and time together at the unicorn Brevo, Susanne Klepsch and Steffen Schebesta found AgentTeams
• The platform lets companies bring AI agents into their existing workflows as easily as their own employees
• The self-funded company focuses on data security, independence from any single AI provider and usage-based pricing

New York/Berlin, November 12, 2026. Although artificial intelligence has long been part of everyday work at many companies, it is often still used only for individual tasks. As a result, its potential to take over entire work processes often goes untapped. Two experienced serial founders want to change that: Steffen Schebesta, co-founder of Newsletter2Go and Jurafuchs, and Susanne Klepsch, founder of MeetFox, are launching AgentTeams. With the platform, companies can create their own AI agents in just a few minutes, without any technical knowledge, and integrate them into their workflows like additional employees. The founders themselves show that this works: so far, their company consists of just the two of them and six AI agents.

An experienced founding duo with a shared past at Brevo

The AgentTeams founders already have successful exits behind them. In 2011, Schebesta founded the email marketing platform Newsletter2Go in Berlin, which the French software company Sendinblue acquired in 2019. There, he went on to be responsible for the North American business and several acquisitions, among other things. Sendinblue now operates under the name Brevo and has since become a unicorn. Klepsch, who is Austrian, also sold her company MeetFox, a platform for online appointment booking and video consultations, to Brevo. The two know each other from their time together at the software company, and with AgentTeams they are pursuing the same goal as with their previous companies: making it easier for small and medium-sized businesses to access new technologies.

With AgentTeams, they want to enable companies to bring AI into their existing workflows easily and without technical know-how. To do this, AI agents can be created and given individual roles and tasks. Through more than 30 integrations, including Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Workspace, the agents can be reached in the familiar applications, just like human colleagues. There, they can take on tasks, complete them across several applications and receive feedback on their work. The company decides which information and tools they may use. Use cases range from sales, marketing and customer service to accounting and administration. At AgentTeams itself, for example, a customer service agent answers customer inquiries and identifies recurring problems. It reports them to another agent, which turns them into proposals for new features and presents these to the founding duo every week.

How a problem at Jurafuchs gave rise to AgentTeams

“The idea for AgentTeams came about when we tried to bring AI more deeply into our workflows at Jurafuchs. We needed digital colleagues who would take on tasks on their own and follow our internal guidelines and processes. Classic chatbots quickly reached their limits. Existing agent solutions, on the other hand, were too complex to set up or didn't meet our requirements for functionality and data security. So I started building a solution myself. Today, Jurafuchs is supported by three AI employees in customer service, growth marketing and IT coordination. In customer service alone, they handle hundreds of inquiries a month,” says Steffen Schebesta, co-founder of AgentTeams.

Co-founder Susanne Klepsch adds: “If even a digitally savvy company like Jurafuchs faces major challenges in bringing in AI agents, what about companies without the technical know-how? In this context, we keep hearing the same question: Where do we start with AI so that it really takes work off our hands day to day? Many companies invest a lot of time in a first automated workflow that the team ends up barely using. With AgentTeams, a first agent can be set up in just a few minutes, without the team having to build technical integrations or write special prompts themselves. Employees explain to the agent in the chat, in their own words, what it should take over. They give it feedback and hand it more tasks step by step, just as they would when onboarding a new colleague.”

Data control, free choice of model and usage-based pricing

To protect sensitive company data, AgentTeams relies on a range of security measures. The platform runs on Google Cloud in Belgium, and all data is encrypted in storage and in transit. Companies decide for themselves which applications and information their AI employees may access. The AI employees' actions are logged, and communication with external recipients first requires a person's approval. AgentTeams is also designed to be independent of any single AI provider. The platform supports all major language models and lets companies switch between them without having to set up their agents again.

AgentTeams also focuses on flexibility in its pricing: companies can create as many AI employees as they like and, instead of paying a fee per agent, pay only for what they actually use, based on a credit system. Companies can start using AgentTeams for free. Paid plans start at €29 a month. To mark the official launch, the company is also offering a free one-hour consultation with an AI specialist.

Even before its official launch, AgentTeams was already in use at Jurafuchs, at the marketing agency Monday Marketing and at the Canadian financial company Working Man Capital, among others. More information: https://www.agentteams.com/

About AgentTeams

AgentTeams is a platform, founded in 2026, for creating AI agents and integrating them into companies. By connecting to existing applications such as Slack, Microsoft Teams and Google Workspace, companies can give digital employees individual roles and tasks and automate business processes. The platform is aimed in particular at small and medium-sized businesses that want to bring AI into their everyday work without extensive in-house IT resources. Behind the self-funded AgentTeams, Inc., headquartered in New York, are the serial founders Steffen Schebesta and Susanne Klepsch.