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AI executive assistant that schedules meetings by email or Slack, CC'd in like a human coordinator.
Workmate is an AI scheduling assistant, presented under the name Jill, that you copy on an email thread or invoke in Slack to arrange a meeting. It reads the conversation, checks calendars, proposes times across time zones, follows up with attendees, and sends the invite, aiming to replace the manual back-and-forth of finding a time that works. The self-serve Team plan runs on usage-based credits with unlimited calendars and team members. Some of the site's own marketing copy also describes a separate custom-agent-building service for businesses, so the company appears to offer both a self-serve scheduling product and bespoke agent work; this record covers the scheduling assistant.
Team plan is $29/month including $30 of usage credits; new accounts start with $50 in free credits and no card is required to try it.
Use tool ↗Workmate's email-native model, CC an assistant instead of opening a separate scheduling app, is a lower-friction pitch than most calendar tools, and the free credit trial makes it easy to test on a real thread. The credit-based pricing is harder to predict than a flat seat price, and the site's mixed messaging between a self-serve product and a custom-agent service makes it unclear how much hands-on support is included at the entry tier.
Watch out: The homepage also markets a broader custom AI-agent building service alongside the scheduling assistant, so confirm which offering a quote applies to before signing up.
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