AI assistant pricing: one flat plan per office, from $149 a month
Officeagent costs $149 per month for one person and $399 per month for a whole office of up to 10 teammates. Enterprise starts at $1,500 per month. Yearly billing takes about 20 percent off, and every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Every plan runs the same agent you can watch on the AI admin assistant page: it drafts, you approve, it executes.
Billing period
Plan
Assistant
One founder, one inbox and calendar
$119$149/mo
Billed yearly · USDBilled monthly · USD
- 1 connected inbox + calendar
- Meeting scheduling
- Email drafting with approval
- Meeting summaries
- Task tracking
- 300 agent actions/mo
14-day money-back guarantee
Plan
Office
The whole office, up to 10 teammates
$319$399/mo
Billed yearly · USDBilled monthly · USD
- Everything in Assistant
- Up to 10 teammates
- Shared office inbox
- Docs and spreadsheet upkeep
- Data entry
- CRM sync
- Follow-up engine
- 2,000 agent actions/mo
- Priority support
14-day money-back guarantee
Plan
Enterprise
Multi-team and compliance-heavy offices
From $1,500/mo
Custom scope · annual invoicing
- Everything in Office
- SSO/SAML
- Role-based approvals
- Audit log
- Custom integrations
- 99.9% uptime SLA
- Dedicated success manager
- Security review
- Invoicing and PO
We reply within one business day
An agent action is one finished unit of work: an email drafted and sent, a meeting booked, a document filed, a spreadsheet row entered. The full capability list for every plan is on the office automation software page.
The real comparison
What office help costs, four ways to buy it
Price Officeagent against the payroll it replaces, not against other software. The salary math lives on the AI executive assistant page, and the head-to-head with hiring out is on the virtual assistant software page.
| How you buy it | Cost per month | Coverage | Follow-through |
|---|---|---|---|
| Officeagent Office | $399/mo flat | The whole office, up to 10 teammates, on duty every day | Drafts the work, waits for your approval, executes and logs it |
| Human executive assistant | About $5,400/mo loaded ($65k to $88k a year) | One person, 40 hours a week, plus vacations and sick days | Excellent, and worth it for judgment work. Capacity ends at one desk. |
| VA service | $1,380 to $2,600/mo | 15 to 40 capped hours, weeks of onboarding, you still manage the queue | Good inside the hours you bought. The clock runs while you explain the task. |
| DIY chat tools | $20 to $30 per user/mo | Answers when you ask. Owns nothing, notices nothing. | None. You do the pasting, the sending and the chasing yourself. |
Honest note: a great EA does judgment work no software should claim. If you need a person in the room, hire the person, and hand the routine 80 percent to the agent.
Buying for a larger or regulated office?
You might be thinking...
“That is a lot for software.”
It is priced against the payroll it replaces, not other tools. The same coverage from a VA service starts at $1,380 a month, and a human EA costs thirteen times more.
“Will it email a client something embarrassing?”
It cannot. Every outgoing email, invite, file change and CRM update waits in your approval queue until you stamp it.
“What if it does not fit our office?”
Every plan carries a 14-day money-back guarantee and cancels in one click from your plan settings. No phone call, no retention script.
One flat price. The whole back office.
Pick a plan, connect your calendar, inbox and drive, and approve your first drafts today. If it does not earn its keep in two weeks, we refund it.
14-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime