Claude answers questions. Agents do the work.
Day AI markets itself as an agentic go-to-market platform: an AI-native CRM plus a roster of pre-built AI agents (built on Claude) that autonomously handle CRM data entry, pipeline management, meeting notes, and prospecting for sales and revenue-operations teams.
Published by the vendor themselves — not community forks.
TypeScript SDK for the Day AI API/MCP tools with OAuth authentication; includes example templates (desktop notes app, Claude Agent SDK app, community tool, React Native app).
Claude Code harness for Day AI workspace administration and configuration.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | — | Gmail & Calendar ingestion, Meeting recording & notes, Search and contact creation |
| Turbo | $25/mo | — | Everything in Free, Task management, Email drafts |
| Professional | $60/mo | — | Everything in Turbo, Pipeline & opportunity management, Custom properties & views |
| Executive | $200/mo | — | Everything in Professional, Prospecting, Advanced custom instructions |
Checked 2026-08-03 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Day AI positions its product as an "agentic go-to-market platform" rather than a traditional CRM: a workspace where AI agents (each a paid, per-seat "virtual worker") take on defined sales/RevOps roles and act on live CRM data, with humans supervising rather than doing the data entry themselves. It exposes this through a TypeScript SDK (day-ai-sdk) built for OAuth-authenticated MCP tool access, and a hosted MCP server usable from Claude Desktop, Cursor, or Claude Code.
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, not per human seat, and the retained pricing material assigns pipeline management, custom properties, and prospecting to paid tiers. The MCP server requires a paid Agent tier subscription, so the official material checked did not show free MCP access. This pass did not retrieve a conventional API reference or OpenAPI specification independent of the SDK and MCP surface.
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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There is no standalone REST API reference or OpenAPI spec that we could find; programmatic access is via the day-ai-sdk (TypeScript, OAuth) and the hosted MCP server, both of which wrap the same underlying tools.
Yes. A paid Agent tier subscription is required to use it.
Yes - $0/mo with Gmail & Calendar ingestion, meeting recording & notes, search/contact creation, and workspace context notes.
Per deployed AI agent, not per human seat: Free ($0), Turbo ($25/mo), Professional ($60/mo, most popular), and Executive ($200/mo), each unlocking more agent roles and automated skill slots. 20% annual discount available via sales.
Vendor-listed roles include Sales Assistant, Meeting Notetaker, User Researcher (Turbo), Business Development Representative, Account Executive, Sales Operator, CRM Data Entry Specialist, Sales Coach, Marketing Director (Professional), and Lead Analyst, GTM Strategist, Senior Product Manager (Executive).
We could not find a changelog or public status page linked from the site.
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