What founders use Baljia for

Baljia is an AI employee that builds, markets and sells for a business. These pages walk through the three jobs founders most often give it: what it actually does, step by step, what you need to bring, what it costs, and when it is the wrong tool.

Use cases

• Build and launch a web app with AI

  For founders with an idea and no developer. Baljia builds a live web app, tests it in a browser before handing it over, and keeps extending the same app as you ask for more.

• AI marketing for a small business: SEO, AI search and social

  For a business that already sells something. Baljia audits your site for Google and AI answer engines, writes content and social posts, and drafts ads that only run on a budget you approve.

• AI sales outreach and lead follow-up

  For founders who need conversations with buyers. Baljia finds leads, drafts outreach and follow-ups on email and LinkedIn, paces the sending, and stops a sequence when someone replies.

Where to start

If you have an idea and nothing built yet, start with the web app. If you already sell something and need more people to find it, start with marketing. If people know about you but conversations are not happening, start with sales outreach. You can do all three with the same AI employee, and it keeps the context from one job to the next.

Comparing tools? See Baljia next to Polsia, Lovable and Marblism, or the category comparison.