AI assistant for Follow Up Boss that turns CRM context into thoughtful follow-up drafts ready for review
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2024
Based in
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US
Pricing model
Paid
Freemium
Pricing
$49 USD, one-time purchase. Includes 14-day full trial with every feature, 1 year of updates, and can be activated on up to 3 Macs.
Free: $0/month with 15 AI messages per day, Ace Win Score and Churn Risk fields, and 9 Smart Lists. Ace: $25/seat/month with unlimited messages, Daily Brief, Next Moves, and mobile workspace. Ace Pro: $55/seat/month adding voice, Claude/ChatGPT connector, one-tap AI drafts, and Zillow playbook. Ace
Key features
Schedule repeating agents for daily, weekly or custom intervals
Project-specific agent dispatching and task routing
Morning report compilation with blockers and activity summary
Multi-Mac license activation across up to 3 devices
Real-time Claude Code sessions as scheduled tasks
AI Chat with contact context and CRM queries embedded in Follow Up Boss
Daily Brief with tasks, appointments, and contacts needing attention
Smart Lists pre-ranked by AI scores for speed-to-lead and lead prioritization
MCP connector for Claude and ChatGPT to access CRM tools in third-party AI apps
Zillow speed-to-lead playbook with 5-minute response timer and alert escalation
Command Center queue sorted by GCI at risk for team-wide revenue management
Automations with Fair Housing compliance scanning before sends
What makes it different
No cloud infrastructure required; runs entirely on your Mac
One-time $49 purchase instead of ongoing subscription fees
Integrates with Telegram and Slack for remote task dispatch
Draft follow-ups shaped by Follow Up Boss context and saved voice preferences rather than generic AI
Works across multiple surfaces—inside FUB, on iPhone app, and in Claude/ChatGPT via MCP—with consistent memory across all
Fair Housing-trained AI with compliance checks built into drafts and automations
Unified team operations with account-wide Ace Trove add-on providing revenue-focused views and predictive fields