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Day.ai

By WeekCRM editorial team · · Editorial policy & disclosures

AI platform for go-to-market teams that builds a context graph from email, calendar, meetings and Slack, and runs named AI agents for tasks such as pipeline analysis and meeting prep.

Website day.ai
Pricing Free; Turbo $24/agent/mo, Professional $60, Executive $200 (monthly; 20% less billed annually)
WeekCRM score25/100
Integrates with Gmail, Slack, Gong
Features AI

What is Day.ai?

Day AI describes itself as a context graph and agent control plane for go-to-market teams. It ingests email, calendars, meetings and Slack into an ontology built for language models, then lets teams create named agents with job titles that run on demand or on a schedule. Agents handle pipeline analysis, meeting prep, inbox triage and deal tracking, and improve through feedback. It connects to Gmail, Slack, Gong, Snowflake and APIs, and supports Claude and OpenAI models.

Who is it for?

Sales, customer success, support and executive teams that want agents to maintain CRM data. The vendor reports 400+ customers, including Netlify, Fieldguide and Finch, and Sequoia Capital backs it. Teams that need a classic pipeline UI with years of third-party apps should compare established CRMs.

Pricing

Day AI charges per agent, not per user seat. Annual billing is 20% cheaper than monthly.

  • Free: $0, no automated skill slots.
  • Turbo: $24/mo ($19.20 annual), 2 automated skill slots per agent.
  • Professional: $60/mo ($48 annual), 5 skill slots per agent.
  • Executive: $200/mo ($160 annual), 10 skill slots per agent.

Volume discounts on annual billing run from 10% (21 to 50 agents) up to 50% (301+ agents) on Turbo and Professional, and up to 42% on Executive. Prices checked on 6 October 2026.

Strengths

  • Automatic data capture: email, calendar, meetings and Slack feed the record, so reps type less.
  • Named agents with schedules run recurring jobs such as pipeline review.
  • Model choice: it supports Claude and OpenAI models.
  • Integrations include Gmail, Slack, Gong and Snowflake.
  • Public price list with volume discounts.

What to consider

  • Pricing is per agent with skill-slot limits, so a plan comparison needs a count of agents and automated skills.
  • The Free plan has no automated skill slots, so it works as a trial.
  • The site shows few named integrations compared with older CRMs.
  • The site describes a context graph and agent platform, so check that it covers the CRM views and reports you use today.

Bottom line

Shortlist Day AI if you want AI agents to maintain pipeline data from email and meetings. Before buying, list the recurring jobs you want agents to run and check they fit the skill slots on the plan.

WeekCRM score: 25 out of 100

Day.ai is number 78 of 83 CRMs we have scored. Every point comes from a fact with a source, checked on Oct 7, 2026.

CheckPointsWhat we found
Price for 10 people11/20 $600 a month on Professional (per agent), billed annually
Integrations4/20 4 of 20 common apps connect natively or through a marketplace
Ease of use0/20 Fewer than 30 reviews on the review sites we read
Release pace0/15 No changelog we could read
Openness0/15 None found
Price transparency5/5 Every plan has a public price
Free entry5/5 Free plan

How we count the score →

Day.ai integrations we verified

AppHow it connectsWhat syncsChecked
GmailBuilt in — Oct 7, 2026
SlackBuilt in — Oct 7, 2026
ZapierMarketplace app — Oct 7, 2026
ZoomBuilt in — Oct 7, 2026

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