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Day AI describes itself as a context graph and an agent control plane for go-to-market teams rather than a better CRM: it builds a shared context graph (Customer Memory) from the team's email, calendar, meetings, and Slack, and runs named AI agents with job descriptions and skills on top of it, billed per deployed agent rather than per human seat.
Published by the vendor themselves — not community forks.
TypeScript SDK for using the Day AI API (MCP tools) with OAuth (MIT license); example templates: Desktop (Electron, React, Claude SDK), Desktop Agent SDK, Community Builder (Next.js), Mobile (React Native, Expo), and Vercel Cron.
A Claude Code harness for running a Day AI workspace like a GTM operating system: maps the GTM before signup, then plans, audits, and implements workspace configuration through the Day AI MCP server (Owner or Admin role required).
Company-brain evaluation skill, run from Claude Code or Codex, that looks for performance and security improvements using context graph and agent control plane concepts.
Skill to connect customer memory to product source of truth in Linear.
Introducing Day AI: Make Every Rep Your Best Rep — Day AI
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/month | 0 automated skill slots | Gmail & Calendar ingestion, Meeting recording & notes, Meeting recording clips & context |
| Turbo | $24/month per agent billed annually, or $30/month billed monthly | 2 automated skill slots | Everything in Free, Task management, Email drafts & web search |
| Professional | $60/month per agent billed annually, or $75/month billed monthly | 5 automated skill slots | Everything in Turbo, Pipeline & opportunity management, Custom properties & views |
| Executive | $200/month per agent billed annually, or $250/month billed monthly | 10 automated skill slots | Everything in Professional, Prospecting, Advanced custom instructions |
Checked 2026-09-24 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Day AI's founder and CEO, Christopher O'Donnell, who says he led the platform at HubSpot, describes the product as "a context graph and an agent control plane" rather than a CRM with AI bolted on. Agents read and write one multiplayer context graph built from the team's conversations, and people work from the same graph, and each agent is a paid virtual worker deployed to a human colleague. The company is backed by Sequoia.
Sales and revenue operations teams that want to delegate repetitive CRM upkeep, prospecting research, and meeting follow-up to AI agents rather than reps or ops staff, and are comfortable paying a flat per-agent monthly fee for each virtual worker they deploy.
Pricing is per deployed agent, and pipeline management, custom properties, pipeline analytics, and prospecting sit on the Professional or Executive tier. The MCP page says a paid Agent tier is required to use the MCP server. The footer's API & SDK link points to the day-ai-sdk GitHub repo, whose methods call MCP tools under the hood; no separate REST API reference or OpenAPI specification was retrieved. Every subprocessor on the published list is located in the United States, and no data residency option was retrieved.
Systems of record for customer relationships that treat the data model as programmable, competing on API quality and flexibility rather than on breadth of built-in modules.
Category: Modern and developer-facing CRM. Membership is decided by 3 stated tests, not by category tags — see them and the full comparison.
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Not as a standalone REST API reference. The site's API & SDK link points to the open-source day-ai-sdk, a TypeScript SDK whose convenience methods (search, createPerson, createOpportunity, sendNotification) call MCP tools on the Day AI platform; SCHEMA.md in that repo is the tool and schema reference. No OpenAPI specification was retrieved.
Yes. The MCP page says a paid Agent tier is required and that the tier's tools, models, and limits apply to all MCP connections.
The SDK's README and SCHEMA.md list 42 tools, cumulative by tier: 10 on Free (for example search_objects and get_meeting_recording_context), 10 more on Turbo, 19 more on Professional (opportunities, custom properties, imports, views), and 3 more on Executive (batch writes and search_prospects). Delete tools such as delete_contact are listed as hidden from MCP.
Yes, $0/month: Gmail and Calendar ingestion, meeting recording and notes, recording clips, search, share and create contacts, and workspace context notes, with no automated skill slots. Free users can search, view, and share.
Per deployed AI agent, not per human seat: Free ($0), Turbo ($24/month), Professional ($60/month, most popular), and Executive ($200/month), with those prices shown for annual billing paid upfront; the Monthly toggle shows Turbo $30, Professional $75 and Executive $250 per agent per month. Volume discounts apply automatically from 21 agents. The FAQ describes annual billing as a 20% discount.
No. Day AI charges only for the agents deployed. Workspaces with at least one Professional agent (or higher) can add colleagues at no cost, and free users can search, view, and share.
Vendor-listed example agents are Sales Assistant, Meeting Notetaker, User Researcher, and Onboarding Coach (Turbo); Business Development Representative, Account Executive, Sales Operator, CRM Data Entry Specialist, Sales Coach, and Marketing Director (Professional); and Lead Analyst, GTM Strategist, and Senior Product Manager (Executive).
The Trust Center says Day AI's information security program includes SOC 2 Type II, encryption of data at rest and in transit, and access controls. The SOC 2 Type II report is available to customers and prospects under NDA on request.
No, per its Data Retention & Protection Policy: Day AI does not use customer data to train, fine-tune, or otherwise improve any AI or machine learning model, and contractually requires third-party AI providers that process customer data to follow the same prohibition.
Every subprocessor on Day AI's published list, including AWS, Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI, is located in the United States. Its Data Policy commits to at least 30 days' notice before a new subprocessor processes customer data. No data residency option was retrieved.
Yes. The site links to day-ai-sdk (API & SDK) and gtm-brain (Operations Harness), and the pricing page gives an install command for the company-brain-evaluation skill. The org's seven public repos also include linear-setup and three unrelated tooling repos (a Pulumi/Materialize packaging and forks of react-kanban and a Netlify plugin).
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