Solid
Solid builds AI agents with their own computers, accounts, and budgets so they can take responsibility for complex, long-running jobs. Its stated goal is to make agents sufficiently autonomous to work like capable people: planning the steps, obtaining needed resources, using tools, recovering from failures, and delivering checked results.
At a Glance
- Businesses and teams with complex, long-running workflows
- Operators and nontechnical business users who need production software
- Real estate
- Fintech
- +5 more
AI Tools by Solid
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Solid
Autonomous AI Agent Platform
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Latest News
Solid launched agents with their own computers, accounts, and budgets on Product Hunt; ranked #1 of the day and #4 of the week.
Solid founder Trevor Keith announced that the company had raised $6M to pursue agents with human-level autonomy.
Solid's earlier Product Hunt launch introduced its AI builder for production-grade full-stack web apps.
Solid was featured as a TNT accelerator team, with CEO Trevor Keith describing TNT's help with customer discovery and fundraising.
Products & Services
Builds production-grade full-stack web apps from plain-language requirements, including architecture, sign-in, data, connected services, testing, deployment, monitoring, repair, and source-code export/control.
AI agents that receive a job, obtain and operate their own computers and accounts, use APIs or browser interfaces, create missing tools, make approved purchases within budgets, coordinate other agents, recover from failures, learn from corrections, and return a checked result.
Deploys and hosts apps built with Solid, Claude Code, or Lovable; can connect domains and HTTPS, check public behavior, monitor supported failures, make approved repairs, and keep source code portable.
Natural-language automation for HubSpot work, including fixing syncs, cleaning records, updating workflows, and reporting changes, results, and exceptions.
Market Position
Solid positions itself as an autonomy and execution layer for complex, long-running business work rather than a simple chat assistant or one-shot app generator. Its differentiation is that agents can provision and operate real machines and accounts, spend within controls, use APIs or browsers, build missing tooling, troubleshoot their own setup, coordinate other agents, and return checked outcomes. Solid's own comparisons and Product Hunt description position it against Replit, Lovable, Base44, Emergent, Manus, Genspark, Grok Bot, and Muse; it emphasizes production operation, recovery, source control, and human help beyond prototyping.
Leadership
Founders
Trevor Keith
Founder and CEO of Solid; LinkedIn identifies him as MIT '22 and Waterloo '16. His profile/search result also identifies prior experience as Head of Engineering at Firstcard, Inc., where he helped scale sales to more than $100M through an acquisition by Ericsson and developed financial-exchange software.
Eduardo Ortiz de Lanzagorta González
Co-founder and CPO at Solid. Public profile results describe him as a YC-exited founder and previously a co-founder of Fuell; his LinkedIn result shows Solid experience from July 2025 to January 2026.
Executive Team
Trevor Keith
Founder and CEO
MIT '22 and Waterloo '16; prior Head of Engineering at Firstcard, Inc., with experience building financial-exchange software and scaling the business to over $100M in sales through an Ericsson acquisition.
Eduardo Ortiz de Lanzagorta González
Co-founder and Chief Product Officer
Previously a YC-exited founder and co-founder of Fuell; public profile results identify him as Solid's co-founder and CPO.
Founding Story
Solid was started to address the gap between agents that can reason about a task and agents that can actually finish it. The founders argue that agents commonly stop when they need a server, account, payment method, or recovery from a broken setup; Solid's initial vision was to give agents the resources and autonomy needed to own a job from start to finish. The team says it comes from MIT, Berkeley, and Waterloo.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Monthly subscriptions fund a single Solid account balance. AI usage, infrastructure/machines, and approved purchases made by agents draw from that balance; Solid says it charges no additional platform fee. Team and enterprise pricing is handled by sales discussion.
Pricing Tiers
For a focused task, simple app, or small workflow; the full $40 is added to the account balance.
For regular work, active app building, and more room to test and iterate; the full $160 is added to the account balance.
For heavier workloads, larger apps, and several projects running at once; the full $640 is added to the account balance.
Trial credit to assess usage before selecting a monthly subscription.
Target Markets
- Businesses and teams with complex, long-running workflows
- Operators and nontechnical business users who need production software
- Real estate
- Fintech
- Supply chain and procurement
- Recruiting and HR
- Building and operating internal business web apps
- Hosting and maintaining Claude Code projects
- Launching and maintaining Lovable apps for production users
- HubSpot record cleanup, sync repair, workflow updates, and CRM automation
- LinkedIn lead research, outreach drafting, follow-up, recruiting, and CRM updates
- AI product evaluation and release regression testing
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