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Day AI

AI-native CRM built on a context graph of email, meetings and Slack, staffed by named AI agents with job descriptions.
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Day AI builds a context graph — an "LLM-optimized ontology" — from automatically permissioned ingestion of email, calendar, meetings and Slack, then puts agents to work on it. Each agent has a name, a job description and a place in an org chart, takes feedback and is priced per agent, not per seat.

Product Overview

Day positions itself as "life after CRM": instead of reps typing updates into a database, the record assembles itself from conversations, and agents run pipeline, build customer lists, prep meetings and draft follow-ups. The agent control plane is where you define what each agent does and who it reports to. It serves sales, customer success and support. Backed by Sequoia; the vendor cites 400+ companies, including Netlify.

RevOps Jobs-to-Be-Done

  • Replace manual CRM updates — Deal and contact records build themselves from email, calendar and meeting data. KPI: Less rep time on data entry; fresher pipeline data.
  • Run pipeline with an agent — A pipeline agent maintains deals, custom properties and views on schedules and events. KPI: Pipeline reviews based on current data rather than last week's updates.
  • Meeting prep and follow-up — Agents prepare briefs, catch action items and draft follow-ups. KPI: Faster, more consistent follow-up after calls.

Key Features

  • Context graph: Permissioned ingestion of Gmail, calendar, meetings, Slack, Gong and Snowflake; the vendor claims 1.9x fewer tokens than systems without it.
  • Agent control plane: Named agents with titles, job descriptions and managers, improving from feedback.
  • Automated skills: Scheduled and event-driven agent skills — 2 to 10 slots depending on plan.
  • Meeting recording and notes: Included from the Free plan.
  • Pipeline and custom properties: CRM objects, views and workspaces on Professional.

How It Fits Your Stack

Primary system of record: Can act as the CRM itself for smaller teams

Key integrations: Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Gong, Snowflake

Data flows: Ingests communications into the context graph; agents create and update CRM records and drafts from it.

Implementation & Ownership

  • Time to first value: Hours — connect email and calendar and records start forming
  • Implementation complexity: Low
  • Typical owners: Founder / sales leader, RevOps

Easiest for teams without a deeply customised Salesforce or HubSpot instance to migrate from.

Pricing & Contracts

  • Pricing model: Per agent per month (no per-seat fees)
  • Indicative range: Free; Turbo $24; Professional $60; Executive $200 per agent/month
  • Minimum commitment: Monthly; 20% off annual
  • Free tier: Yes
  • Common add-ons: Volume discounts from 10% (21–50 agents) to 50% (301+)

Who It's Best For

Early and growth-stage B2B teams willing to run an AI-native CRM rather than layering agents on a legacy one.

Good fit if:

  • Reps don't keep the current CRM up to date
  • Most deal context lives in email, meetings and Slack
  • You want to start free and pay per agent

Probably not ideal if:

  • You're committed to a heavily customised Salesforce org
  • You need enterprise CPQ, territory or forecasting depth

Pros

  • Free plan and low per-agent pricing
  • Removes manual CRM entry as a design principle
  • Clear agent roles make ownership explicit

Cons

  • Replacing the CRM is a bigger change than adding a tool
  • No published security certifications on the homepage
  • Agent-per-month pricing can add up as agent count grows

Often Compared With

  • Attio — Both are modern CRMs; Attio is data-model-first, Day is agent-first.
  • Aurasell — Aurasell bundles data, sequencing and CPQ; Day focuses on context and agents.
  • Momentum — Momentum adds conversation-driven automation to Salesforce/HubSpot; Day can replace the CRM.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Day AI used for?

Day AI builds a context graph — an "LLM-optimized ontology" — from automatically permissioned ingestion of email, calendar, meetings and Slack, then puts agents to work on it. Each agent has a name, a job description and a place in an org chart, takes feedback and is priced per agent, not per seat.

How much does Day AI cost?

Day AI pricing: Free; Turbo $24; Professional $60; Executive $200 per agent/month A free tier is available.

What does Day AI integrate with?

Day AI integrates with Gmail, Google Calendar, Slack, Gong, Snowflake.

Who is Day AI best for?

Early and growth-stage B2B teams willing to run an AI-native CRM rather than layering agents on a legacy one.

What are the best Day AI alternatives?

The tools most often compared with Day AI are Attio, Aurasell, Momentum.

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