Free tier available to automate first process with no credit card required. Enterprise pricing is consumption-based, scaling with volume of automated transactions and complexity of agents rather than per-bot or per-user licensing.
Free trial with 25 credits (15-25 tasks). Personal Plan: $9.99/month (50 credits/month, 1 member). Group Plan: $19.99/month (150 credits/month, up to 6 members). Group Plan Max: $99.99/month (1,000 credits/month, up to 10 members).
Key features
Hallucination-free AI automation through deterministic execution
English as Code for plain English programming of workflows
Patented Time Machine runtime with pause-patch-resume capability
200+ pre-built enterprise integrations
Builder Agent for no-code workflow creation
Symbolic Executor for deterministic execution
Resolution Agent for automatic exception handling
Context Graph for auditable business decisions
Role-based access control and audit governance
Plan trips with resorts, flights, and shared itineraries
Tidy inbox with morning digest and draft replies
Manage calendar with appointments, forms, and reminders
Monitor prices and alert when thresholds are reached
Review, edit, or delete all saved facts in plain English
Approve every email, calendar invite, or external action before execution
Gmail and Google Calendar connectors
Monitor and summarize Gmail mailbox for family activities
Research and compare products and local services
What makes it different
Deterministic execution with zero hallucinations, unlike probabilistic AI systems
English as Code lets business users build automation without developers
12x lower maintenance cost compared to traditional RPA
Consumption-based pricing that scales with transaction volume, not per-bot licensing
Production deployment in 14-30 days for single workflows
Human-in-the-loop approval for every action before it executes
Transparent memory with plain-English facts you can edit or delete
No ads, no data harvesting, no training models on user data
Built by infrastructure veterans from Meta, Amazon, and earlier startups