I'm trying to get better at building AI systems around real business problems, rather than just building cool AI demos. So I'm curious: What are the biggest repetitive, expensive, or frustrating problems businesses are dealing with right now that they would actually pay to solve? A few examples I've been thinking about: 📞 Missed calls → Lost customers AI voice agent answers calls 24/7, qualifies the caller, and books appointments. ⏱ Slow lead follow-up → Lost opportunities AI automatically contacts new leads within seconds/minutes and continues follow-up until they respond. 🧑💼 Too much manual lead qualification → Salespeople waste time AI qualifies leads based on budget, timeline, requirements, and intent before sending them to sales. 📋 Leads scattered across different platforms → No visibility AI captures leads from forms, ads, chatbots, and calls and pushes everything into one CRM. 🔁 Leads that never get followed up → Revenue left on the table Automated SMS/email/voice follow-ups can continue the conversation without someone manually chasing every lead. 📅 Back-and-forth scheduling → Time wasted AI handles scheduling, reminders, rescheduling, and confirmations automatically. But I'm interested in problems beyond these. If you run a business, work with businesses, or have worked in sales/operations: What is one problem that businesses complain about repeatedly? And more importantly: What problem is painful enough that a business would actually pay $500–$2,000+/month to make it disappear? I'm looking for problems worth building around—not just AI features. Would love to hear your ideas 👇