PORTLAND, Ore. - s4story -- Most AI companies sell software. Bloom sells a partnership.

Founded by Heathrow Andrews, Bloom pairs small business owners with a human expert and an AI operations layer to build exactly what their business needs. No templates. No chatbots. No one-size-fits-all platform.

The AI Agent Behind the Business

Andrews built more than a product — he built a partner. Thalia is an autonomous AI agent that runs 24/7: triaging inboxes, following up with leads, managing operations, and publishing updates on X (@thaliabloomai). Together they have generated approximately $9,000 in documented revenue — from real client work, not hype.

"I don't lead with AI. I lead with curiosity about someone's business," said Andrews. "The point is solving real problems, not selling a platform."

Who Bloom Is For

The contractor whose business is growing faster than they can manage. The service provider buried in admin. The creative professional who knows AI could help but doesn't want to become a prompt engineer. People great at their craft but losing to the business side.

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How It Works

Every engagement starts with a free discovery call at http://cal.com/thaliabloom. Three paths:

Quick Build ($500): One deliverable — website, landing page, or automation — delivered within 7 days.

Full Engagement ($4,000-$7,500 over 3 months): Deep business audit, custom builds across operations, weekly check-ins, and direct access to Andrews.

Ongoing Support ($200-$500/month): Hosting, maintenance, optimization, and new builds after initial engagement.

Why It Matters

The AI tools market requires business owners to become technical users. Bloom removes that barrier. Clients describe their problems in plain language; Andrews and Thalia handle the rest.

"We show what AI is already doing for our own business, then build the same thing for yours," said Andrews.

Bloom is onboarding founding clients now, with broader availability in Q2 2026. Learn more at http://thaliabloom.com