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About Allying

Every business deserves a world-class team.

Allying does the job your business has already posted, for 30% of the salary in your posting, a month. We do the first week before we ask for a conversation, a named specialist answers for the work, and every action is on the record.

Request your first week Meet the founders
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Clinics
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Contractors
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Consumer brands
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Restaurants

For the businesses the world runs on.

Restaurants, clinics, contractors, consumer brands, law and accounting firms, brokerages, agencies and distributors, in any country.

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  • A bearded man in a grey sweatshirt and dark work trousers kneels on a tiled kitchen floor, working with pliers on the white pipes under a ceramic sink, beside an open canvas tool bag.Contractors
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Why we are here
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Until the hire arrives, the owner does the job.

Usually after hours. The technology to do much of that work well is here, but it tends to arrive as one more tool to learn. Allying starts where the owner already wrote down what they need, the job posting, and does the job: social media, customer emails and campaigns, customer care, the phones, admin and operations, content and video, design, research and reporting, and more.

Our manifesto tells the long version, and every job we do has its own guide.

  • 1 weekof the job done in your brand before we ask for a conversation
  • 30%of the salary in your posting, a month, as the standard rule
  • 22 jobson offer today, each with its own hiring guide
  • 1 minuteto a reply in Slack or by text, during your hours
What we believe

Five things we hold to, on every job.

Each one is something the work does, not a slogan on a wall.

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    The work comes first

    We do the first week of the job before we ask for a conversation, in your brand, from what you have already published. You judge the work, not a pitch.

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    Someone answers for it

    Every job has a named specialist who answers for the work. When something is strange or wrong, a person picks it up.

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    Nothing hidden

    Every action taken in your name is on the record, with when it happened and what it was based on. Anyone who asks how the work is made gets a plain answer.

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    Your business, your yes

    Nothing reaches your customers, goes public or spends your money without your yes, until you tell us that kind of thing no longer needs asking.

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    Craft

    Your brand, your voice, and work you would be proud to have done yourself. We get the details right, and when something is off, we fix it.

Our founders

Meet our founders.

Panashe Mahachi and Mae Santos founded Allying. Panashe has built, backed and incubated companies since going through Y Combinator in 2016. Mae began as a remote executive assistant and rose to Chief of Staff. Allying brings the two together: the technology, and the craft of serving a busy owner well.

  • Panashe Mahachi
    Founder

    Panashe Mahachi

    Panashe founded Allying. He went through Y Combinator in the Summer 2016 batch, runs a family office that invests in technology startups, and has built and incubated companies in government technology, finance, healthcare and developer tools.

    Panashe on LinkedIn

  • Mae Santos
    Co-founder

    Mae Santos

    Mae began her career as a remote executive assistant and rose to run the office of a family investment company as its Chief of Staff, with work across investment management, healthcare and companies that build developer APIs. She knows how to serve a business that relies on a global team, because she was part of one. She co-founded Allying, and she is the person who answers when you write to it.

    Mae on LinkedIn

“Every business owner deserves a world-class team. We obsess over combining the latest technology with a human touch to make that possible.”
Mae Santos, Co-founder

How the work is made

The work is done with AI and overseen by a named specialist who answers for it. Checks run before anything goes out, your specialist reads the work on a schedule and everything you raise, and you keep the last word. We do not stamp a badge on the work and we do not hide how it is made: it is on every page where you see the work, in the agreement, and in the answer anyone gets the moment they ask. Whether your own customers are told up front or when they ask is your choice.

Allying in facts

What Allying is
A company that does the job a business has already posted, as an employee or contractor, with a named person responsible for the work.How Allying works
Company
Allying is operated by PM Frontier LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company.Wyoming Secretary of State, search "PM Frontier"
Founders
Panashe Mahachi, with Mae Santos as co-founder.Panashe Mahachi on LinkedIn, Mae Santos on LinkedIn
Registered address
30 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801: the address of the company's registered agent in Wyoming, where legal mail is received.The footer of every page
Where Allying works
Any country. The work is written in the language of your posting, priced in its currency, and done in your business hours.Questions and answers
Price
30% of the salary in your posting, a month, as the standard rule. Every job has a monthly minimum, written in your proposal before you decide.Pricing
To start
The first week costs nothing: we do it before we ask for a conversation. If you go ahead, you book a short call and add a card, and nothing is charged. Your free week starts with the call, and the first charge comes on day 8.Pricing
Terms
After the free week you are billed monthly, month to month. There is no contract term. Stop with one note and nothing more is charged.Questions and answers
Where the job lives
Your own channels: Slack, Teams, text, WhatsApp or email, with a phone number and an email address of its own.Questions and answers
Replies
Within a minute in Slack and by text during your hours: what you asked, any question, and the time you will have it.Questions and answers
Contact
hello@allying.com, and 1-833-616-ALLY, answered any time.Write or call
Profiles
LinkedIn, InstagramRun by Allying

Questions people ask about Allying

Is Allying legit?

Yes. Allying was founded by Panashe Mahachi, with Mae Santos as co-founder, and is operated by PM Frontier LLC, a Wyoming company. Its founders have public LinkedIn profiles, linked on this page. You see the first week of the work before any conversation, and nothing is charged until the free week ends. Write to hello@allying.com and a person answers.

Is Allying related to Ally Bank or Ally Financial?

No. Allying is an independent company at allying.com. It is not related to Ally Financial, Ally Bank or any other company named Ally.

Who runs Allying?

Panashe Mahachi founded Allying, and Mae Santos is its co-founder and the person who answers when you write. Each job has a named specialist who answers for the work, and you can ask for them at any time. The company is PM Frontier LLC, in Wyoming.

Where is Allying based?

Allying's registered address is 30 N Gould St, Sheridan, WY 82801, the address of its registered agent in Wyoming, where legal mail is received. Allying works for businesses in any country, in their language and in their hours.

What does Allying cost?

As the standard rule, 30% of the salary in your posting, a month. The first week costs nothing: we do it before we ask for a conversation. If you go ahead, you book a short call and add a card, and nothing is charged. Your free week starts with the call, and the first charge comes on day 8. Every job has a monthly minimum, written in your proposal before you decide.

How do I reach a person at Allying?

Write to hello@allying.com and a person answers. You meet your specialist on the short call before the job starts, and you can ask for them at any time.

How Allying compares

Other ways to get a posted job done, with prices from each company's own pages and the day we read them:

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