One founder a month, 1:1 apprenticeship · Pangyo workshop
We Build a Company That Runs Without New Hires, One Month at a Time
For less than a single employee's first-year cost, we build you a company that never needs another hire.
The problem
More revenue means more hires, and payroll becomes fixed cost
More work means more hires. Salary goes out every month, and once employer-side insurance and severance stack on top, the weight never gets lighter.
Payroll stays the same even in a slow month. That pressure pushes you to chase more revenue, and the same loop repeats.
The alternative
Instead of hiring, we build
- The hiring path
Employer-side insurance and severance stack on top of salary, every month
Filling one seat takes time, from the job posting through onboarding
When someone leaves, you have to fill that seat all over again
- The Baro AI path
One department starts running after four half-day sessions in a month
What we build stays with the company, with no payroll and no turnover
If you want to stop, it ends that month. No more cost the month after
Cost comparison
Here's what the numbers look like
Enter your company's monthly salary and see, side by side, what a one-year hire costs versus four months of Baro AI.
First-year total cost of hiring
4,27810K KRW
Four-month total cost of Baro AI
3,40010K KRW
A reference approximation that reflects employer-side insurance and accrued severance.
| If you hire someone | If you build with Baro AI | |
|---|---|---|
| What goes out every month | Salary plus employer-side insurance goes out every month | Only during active months, and it stops when you stop |
| Turnover risk | When they leave, you start hiring for that seat again | What we build stays with the company as is |
| What's left behind | One month's worth of labor | A department that keeps running the next month too |
This calculation is a reference example only. Actual results vary by company.
Curriculum
One month, in the order we build a company
Every session builds a part of the company, not just an automation piece. Something goes live the same day.
01
Pre-visit survey
Once you pass screening, a pre-visit survey maps your org and workflows, your current payroll structure, and the equipment you'll need in advance.
Assessment report and a purchase guide
02
Office opening
We set up your machine, build the account system, the document and data storage structure, and a secrets vault with backups, the skeleton of the company.
One of your real tasks handled on the spot
03
First employee starts
We seat an executive-assistant agent that handles mail, scheduling, documents, and morning briefings, and you learn to direct it yourself.
A running assistant desk and a daily routine
04
New department
We stand up one department, whichever bottleneck matters most among sales, support, accounting, or content, doing the work you'd have hired someone for.
One department up and running
05
Organization live
We set the operating rhythm, complete the handover, and map out the department to build next month together.
An org chart and next month's proposal
We add one department every month. Four months in, the assistant desk and three departments run together, with no payroll and no turnover in that organization.
What stays
The cost stops when we finish, and the organization stays
The accounts and departments we build don't disappear when the program ends. They stay with the company as assets that keep running.
Pricing
We show you the price as it is
First month (opening)
10,000,000KRW
Renewal month
8,000,000KRW
Weigh it against a single employee's first-year cost.
- We take one founder a month. New applicants join the waitlist.
- Cancel before we start for a full refund. Once started, we settle only for the sessions completed.
- You purchase your own equipment. We handle spec selection and the purchase guide.
Proof
We run this way ourselves first
QJC itself runs as a 12-department agent organization directed by one founder. We set up the exact skeleton we've proven here.
We've already run this same style of 1:1 coaching. We'll walk you through specific cases in consultation.
Frequently asked questions
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Fill out the application
After screening, we'll let you know whether you're selected and what comes next.