The click disappears.
Your funnel assumes a human is in the loop — browsing, comparing, hesitating, clicking. The new buyer never arrives at the page.

Josias Andújar
AI agents are becoming the buyer. People will not stop using the internet. They will stop personally operating it.



The book
Delegation Economy FYI is the working title for the thing you leave in a founder’s hands after the room goes dark. What to change before the customer is a machine — pricing, policies, structured data, and the cancellation path you’ve been quietly relying on.
Josias Andújar
Your funnel assumes a human is in the loop — browsing, comparing, hesitating, clicking. The new buyer never arrives at the page.
Nine steps to cancel, and most people give up at four. An agent gets to step nine before you finish breakfast.
Fake urgency works on people who are tired. An agent is not tired. It remembers what your countdown said yesterday.
Press them yourself
Each has two states — the world you sell into today, and the world after the customer delegates. Tap the scene to flip.
›Seven days, under $3,000. No overnight flights. Good food. Quiet hotel. Skip anyone with terrible service. Use my points. Book it.
Twelve tabs. Ninety minutes. You stay home.
Every one of those companies got a look. That was their whole business model.
Fake urgency works on people who are tired.
An agent is not tired. And it remembers what the clock said yesterday.
The brief
Pricing. Policies. Structured data. The cancellation maze. Leave an email. I’ll send the brief.
Want this talk in the room: joey@delegationeconomy.fyi