MiniMax: I Built 4 Businesses in 1-Click! (FREE AI Agent!)

Today, I'm going to show you how I built four complete businesses in just one click using a brand new AI agent that's completely free. This tool literally created a Netflix clone with working video trailers in under 60 seconds. It built me a professional landing page by scraping my entire website and YouTube channel. This is absolutely insane and I'm going to show you exactly how to use it step by step. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. So, I just discovered this new AI agent called Miniax. And honestly, it blew my mind. I'm talking about building complete businesses with working features in literally one click. And here's the crazy part. It's completely free to use. Let me show you exactly what happened when I tested this thing. First, I asked it to create a Netflix clone. Now, I've seen AI tools before, but nothing like this. Within seconds, it generated a complete streaming platform that looks exactly like Netflix. We're talking professional design, working navigation, movie posters, everything. But here's where it gets really wild. The trailers actually play. These aren't just placeholder videos. The AI generated complete movie trailers with professional voice over, music, and cinematography that looks like it came straight from Marvel Studios. Listen to this trailer it created. God, seems like a thousand years ago I fought my way out of that cave, became Iron Man, realized I loved you. I know I said no more surprises, but I was really hoping to pull off one last one. That's not a human actor. That's completely AI generated. The voice, the emotion, the timing, everything. And it embedded this directly into a working Netflix interface that you can actually use. Now, you might be thinking, "Okay, Julian, that's cool, but what else can it do? " Well, buckle up because this is where things get really interesting. I decided to test it with something more practical for business. I asked it to research my AI profit boardroom offer and create a beautiful landing page based on that research. Here's what happened next. The AI agent didn't just create a simple web page. It went full detective mode. It scraped my entire website, analyzed my YouTube channel, read through my LinkedIn profile, and even watched my videos to understand my business model. Then it built a complete landing page with my branding, messaging, and value propositions. All without me giving it any specific information about my business. It figured everything out on its own. Now, let me show you what other people are building with this tool because this is where your mind is really going to be blown. Someone created a complete interactive Pokédex. I'm talking about all 150 Pokémon with artwork, animations, detailed information, and a search function. The entire thing works perfectly and looks professional. Another person built a working maze game. Not just a simple puzzle, but a full interactive game with difficulty levels, scoring, and replay functionality. You can actually play this thing, and it's addictive. I saw someone create a virtual piano keyboard that actually plays music. You click the keys, and it makes the right sounds. It's like having a real piano on your computer. There's a vocabulary learning app that works like Anki flashcards. It shows you words, lets you rate how well you know them, and adjust the learning algorithm based on your responses. Someone even built a complete travel itinerary website for a 7-day trip to Japan. It included attractions, phrases to learn, travel tips, and even embedded Google Maps showing all the locations you should visit. All of these were created with a single prompt. No coding, no design skills, no technical knowledge required. But let me show you some business examples that will actually make you money. Cuz this is where Miniax gets really powerful for entrepreneurs. First, I asked it to build me a customer support dashboard. Here's the exact prompt I used. Create a customer support dashboard with ticket tracking, priority levels, response time analytics, and team performance metrics. Include a chat interface, and knowledgebased search. Within minutes, I had a fully functional support system that most companies pay thousands for. It tracked customer issues, showed response times, and even had automated replies for common questions. Next, I tested a lead generation tool. My prompt was, "Build a lead scoring dashboard that tracks website visitors, email engagement, social media interactions, and assigns lead scores based on behavior. Include contact forms and follow-up automation suggestions. The result, a complete CRM style system that would normally cost hundreds per month in software subscriptions, and it actually worked. Tracking user behavior and scoring leads automatically. Then I tried something for content creators. I use this prompt. Create a social media content calendar with post scheduling, hashtag suggestions, engagement tracking, and competitor analysis. Include templates for different platforms and performance analytics. It built me a social media management tool that looked professional enough to sell as a SAS product, content calendar, analytics, even suggested hashtags based on trending topics. For e-commerce businesses, I tested build a product comparison tool for online stores with price tracking, review aggregation, competitor analysis, and customer decision trees. include shopping cart integration and affiliate link management. This created a complete product research platform that could

easily be monetized. Customers could compare products, see reviews, and make purchasing decisions all in one place. I also built a sales pipeline tracker with this prompt. Create a sales CRM with deal tracking, revenue forecasting, client communication logs, and automated follow-up reminders. Include reporting dashboards, and team performance metrics. The output was a professional CRM system that small businesses would pay monthly subscriptions for deal stages, revenue projections, client histories, everything was there and working for service businesses. I tried build an appointment booking system with calendar integration, client management, payment processing, automated confirmations, and service package options include staff scheduling and resource management. This created a complete booking platform similar to Calendarly, but with more features. Clients could book appointments, pay upfront, and get automatic reminders. Here's the crazy part. Each of these took less than 10 minutes to build and cost me less than 50 credits each. That's maybe $5 worth of credits to create tools that companies normally spend thousands on. Now, here's what makes Minax different from other AI tools I've tested. Most AI agents give you text responses or maybe generate one type of content. Minimax actually builds complete working applications and deploys them for you. It's not just generating code that you have to figure out how to use. It's creating live websites that you can share with people right away. The Netflix clone I showed you, I could literally send that link to anyone and they could start watching the AI generated trailers immediately. But Julian, you might be asking, how much does this cost? Because tools like this usually charge hundreds of dollars per month. Here's the shocking part. It's completely free to start. You get 1,000 credits when you sign up, and from what I've tested, that goes pretty far. The Netflix clone cost me 356 credits. The landing page, research and build, cost 37 credits so far. Now, obviously, if you use it all day, every day, you'll eventually need to pay for more credits. But for testing and building a few projects, the free tier gives you plenty to work with. Let me tell you a bit about the company behind this because it's pretty impressive. Miniax is based in China and was founded in between 921. They just raised $600 million in funding led by Alibaba. So, this isn't some small startup that might disappear tomorrow. This is serious money backing serious technology and Miniax did it all automatically while I was doing other things. Now, let me show you exactly how to get started with this tool because I know you're probably wondering how to access it. First, go to agentminax. io. That's the direct link to their agent platform. You'll see examples of what other people have built right on the homepage. When you sign up, you get two options, chat and agent. The chat option works like chat GPT where you have a conversation. But the agent option is where the magic happens. That's what actually goes out and builds things for you autonomously. You can also connect it to other tools through their MCP market. I saw integrations for GitHub, Slack, Notion, Figma, and more. So if you use those tools in your business, Miniax can work with your existing workflow. The interface is really simple. You just type in what you want to build and hit run. Then you can watch it work in real time. It shows you exactly what it's doing, what tools it's using, and how the project is progressing. For the Netflix clone, I literally just typed create a Netflix clone with playable trailers. And that was it. No complex prompts, no technical specifications, just a simple sentence describing what I wanted. Now, here's where this gets really interesting for making money. Each of those business tools I showed you earlier could be turned into a profitable service or product. That customer support dashboard, you could offer it to local businesses for $200 per month. Most small companies are still using email for customer service. So, this would be a huge upgrade. The lead scoring system, digital marketing agencies would pay thousands for a tool like that. You could white label it and sell it as your own software. The social media calendar tool, content creators and small businesses need this desperately. package it with some training and you've got a 97 tolon per month SAS business. Here's what I'd do if I was starting over today. I pick one industry, let's say restaurants. Then I'd use Miniaax to build specific tools they need. Create a restaurant management dashboard with table reservations, menu management, staff scheduling, inventory tracking, and customer reviews integration. Include online ordering and delivery coordination. Build that once, then sell it to every restaurant in your city for $150 per month. Even if you only get 20 restaurants, that's $3,000 monthly recurring revenue from one tool you built in 10 minutes. Or target real estate agents. Build a property management system with listing creation, client matching, market analysis, commission tracking, and automated follow-up sequences. Include virtual tour integration and lead capture forms. Real estate agents pay hundreds per month for tools like this. You could undercut the competition and still make great margins. The key is to pick a specific niche and solve their exact problems. Don't try to build something for everyone. Focus on one industry and dominate it. Now, here's a pro tip for

getting the best results. The more specific you can be about what you want, the better the output will be. Instead of saying, "Build me a website," try something like, "Create a landing page for my consulting business with testimonials, pricing, and a contact form. " Now, I want to talk about the bigger picture here because I think we're seeing the beginning of a major shift in how businesses operate. AI agents like Miniax are moving us toward a world where ideas can be turned into reality almost instantly. The barrier between having a concept and testing it in the market is disappearing. This has huge implications for entrepreneurs. Instead of spending months raising money to build a product, you can validate the idea first with a working prototype. Then use that validation to raise money or bootstrap the real version. It also means competition is going to increase dramatically. If anyone can build a functional application in minutes, market advantages will come from execution and marketing rather than technical capabilities. But here's the opportunity. While everyone else is still thinking in the old paradigm of expensive development cycles, you can be testing and iterating at light speed. The businesses that adapt to this new reality first are going to have a massive competitive advantage and tools like Miniax are making that adaptation accessible to everyone. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below and let me know what you'd build with this tool. I'm genuinely curious to see what creative ideas you come up with. Now, if you want to scale your business and get more customers while saving hundreds of hours with AI automation, you need to check out my AI profit boardroom. This is where I personally help entrepreneurs implement AI systems that actually make money. Inside the boardroom, you'll get weekly automations built for you, free live coaching calls per week, and access to my best training on AI agents, email workflows, and business automation. You can also post in our community and get help from over 700 members who are all focused on growing with AI. If you want us to implement these AI automations for your specific business, book a free SEO strategy session. Link is in the comments and description. On that call, we'll analyze your business, identify where you're wasting time, and show you exactly which automations will give you the biggest return. And if you want all the video notes from today, plus over a 100 different AI tutorials and use cases, grab them inside the AI success lab. This is a community of over 14,000 members where I give away free training literally every day. You'll see the complete checklist of tutorials, all the resources I mentioned in this video, and you'll be part of something bigger than yourself. Don't miss out on this. That's a wrap for today. Make sure you subscribe if this helped you and I'll see you in the next