Maxx Vega
Maxx Vega is an American entertainer, entrepreneur, and business owner based in Las Vegas, Nevada. He is the founder of Axori LLC, an AI automation company, and owns Maxx Vega Entertainment and Luxury Sweep.
Originally from the New Jersey and New York area, Vega has performed as America's most-reviewed Michael Jackson tribute artist since 2009, full-time since 2012. Over more than fourteen years he has earned over 190 verified five-star reviews and performed at T-Mobile Arena alongside Kane Brown, at a private event for UFC president Dana White, at Miley Cyrus's album release in New York, and at a WWE celebrity wedding.
Vega has worked in information technology for over five years and spent years building and testing AI systems before architecting Axori's platform — a multi-tenant AI operating system he designed and built himself.
Luxury Sweep, his white-glove residential cleaning company serving Las Vegas and Henderson, and Maxx Vega Entertainment now operate their entire back office on Axori — the same AI agents, bookkeeping, and automated contracts available to its customers.
Why I built it
What audiences never see is the other half of that career. The invoices. The deposits. The contracts. The receipts in a shoebox. The inquiries that arrive at eleven at night and get answered at two in the morning, because nobody else is going to.
Axori began as software I built for myself. Maxx Vega Entertainment and Luxury Sweep were its first two case studies — both ran on early versions before a single outside customer saw it. AI agents answering clients at midnight. Books reconciling themselves. Contracts sending without me. It had to survive my own businesses before I'd ask anyone to trust it with theirs.
That history shows up in how it's built. Axori never asks for your bank passwords and never logs into your accounts, because I wouldn't hand mine to a stranger either. It runs on the most advanced AI available today, on the same cloud infrastructure that carries Google and YouTube. And it works whether you take payment through Stripe, Square, Zelle, or cash in an envelope — because most owners I know use whatever they already have.
None of that was decided in a product meeting. Each one came from being the customer.
If you run a service business and the paperwork is eating the hours that should go to the work you're actually good at, that's the problem Axori exists to solve. I know how it feels. It was mine first.
Maxx Vega — Founder, Axori LLC · Las Vegas, Nevada