Grokbots help one entrepreneur run affiliate websites with a small team

Jitendra Vaswani, an entrepreneur, is using a set of AI tools called Grokbots to run affiliate websites with a small team. Yahoo Finance reported the story on October 26, 2026. The claim is that the tools handle work that normally takes many more people.

What affiliate sites are

An affiliate website earns a commission when a visitor buys a product through a link on the page. A site might review gadgets, for example, and get paid when a reader clicks through and buys one. Running many of these sites takes steady work, and that work usually needs a lot of staff.

Why it matters

The story points to a bigger idea. AI helpers may let a small business do what once took a large team. For an owner, that could mean lower staffing costs. It could also mean competing with bigger operations.

What is not known yet

The material gives few details. It does not say exactly what Grokbots does, who makes it, or what it costs. It does not give the size of the team, the number of sites, or how much money the sites earn. It also does not say how good the finished work is.

• Which tasks Grokbots handles is not stated.
• No results or earnings figures are given.
• How much people still check the AI's work is unclear.

Anyone thinking about similar tools should check the quality of the work before relying on it. Content on a site reflects on the business that publishes it.