Agentor

01The full story

Bruno Gabarra started with a familiar problem among digital service providers: freelancers, traffic managers, copywriters, designers and small AI-service operators struggled to find clients. He had previously worked as a traffic manager and agency owner, and had a sales method he could teach. Instead of putting that method into another course, he first packaged it as a custom GPT called Gabarra AI, a conversational adviser trained to deliver his approach. He says buyers responded strongly because they could ask for guidance whenever they needed it. That early paid validation led him to build a web application with Lovable, using Claude to review the code. The product, later named Agentor, began as a client-getting coach and expanded into guidance on launching digital services, sales, funnels, paid traffic, copywriting and AI agents. Gabarra reports R$449,687 in sales from Aug. 12 to Nov. 24, a period he describes as roughly three months. He says an earlier validation phase generated another R$30,000, outside that period. The headline figure is a founder claim tied to a payment-platform screenshot he describes, not audited accounts.