// Pricing
Day.ai pricing, verified
Day.ai's published pricing as of November 6, 2026: Free, Turbo at $30 a month, Professional at $75, and Executive at $250 - per deployed AI agent, not per human seat - falling to $24, $60, and $200 on annual billing. A fifth tier, Super, is $800 a month on annual plans only and adds prospecting as a service. The pricing page carries a working monthly/annual toggle that defaults to the annual view, so the $24 / $60 / $200 figures most guides quote (ours included, until September 17) are the discounted annual rates rather than list prices. A volume ladder discounts further from 21 agents up. Each tier carries a number of "automated skill slots" (0, 2, 5, and 10, with Super also at 10), and once a workspace has at least one Professional agent or higher, colleagues without an agent use basic features free. Day.ai remains the structural outlier of the AI-native CRM field: you are not buying seats, you are staffing agents.
Day.ai plans and prices (verified November 6, 2026)
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 per agent | 0 automated skill slots; Gmail and Calendar ingestion, meeting recording clips and context, search and share, workspace context notes |
| Turbo | $30 per agent per month, or $24 billed annually | 2 automated skill slots; adds task management, email drafts, web search, pages and documents, notifications, lists and relationships |
| Professional | $75 per agent per month, or $60 billed annually | 5 automated skill slots; adds pipeline and opportunity management, custom properties and backfill, custom views, pipeline analytics, workspace creation |
| Executive | $250 per agent per month, or $200 billed annually | 10 automated skill slots, with runs as often as every 4 hours; adds campaign creation from lists or customer memory, custom campaign instructions and skills, and contact identification |
| Super | $800 per agent per month, billed annually (annual plans only) | 10 automated skill slots; adds prospecting as a service: agentic web prospecting for net-new and lookalike accounts, a forward-deployed account executive, end-to-end campaign setup, multiplayer campaigns, and 20 Custom Smart Properties. Sold through sales. |
How Day.ai meters AI
The meter is the skill slot: each tier caps how many automated skills an agent can run (0 on Free, 2 on Turbo, 5 on Professional, 10 on Executive and Super). More automation per agent means a higher tier, so the bill scales with what the agents do rather than with how many humans log in.
Volume discounts now sit on the pricing page, applied automatically and quoted against annual billing paid upfront: 1 to 20 agents pay $24 / $60 / $200 by Turbo, Professional, and Executive tier, 21 to 50 pay $22 / $54 / $180 (10% off), 51 to 100 pay $19 / $48 / $144 (20% to 28% off), 101 to 300 pay $17 / $42 / $130 (31% to 35% off), and 301 or more pay $12 / $30 / $117 (42% to 50% off).
Once a workspace has at least one Professional agent or higher, colleagues without an agent use basic features free, and the workspace can add low-cost Turbo agents for general productivity - the inverse of the usual free-seat cap. A 10-person team with two deployed Professional agents pays $120 per month on annual billing, or $150 monthly, not 10 seats.
Details worth knowing
The 20% annual discount is now a self-serve toggle on the pricing page, though the FAQ below it still says to contact Day.ai to set annual billing up. We record both rather than resolve the contradiction. Day.ai's trust page states SOC 2 Type II.
Day.ai has added GTM Brain, which it calls a "RevOps Harness": a way to deploy, evaluate, and update agent behavior across the workforce from Claude Code or Codex, invoked with an npx command against a company brain directory.
Day.ai describes itself as the customer memory and agent platform for go-to-market teams, one that can run as your CRM or on top of Salesforce or HubSpot, and its homepage leads with the context graph and agent control plane - the pricing model matches that framing. Our Day.ai vs Ahoy comparison covers the product differences.
Numbers you may see elsewhere
Per-agent pricing confuses per-seat comparison tables, and some roundups list Day.ai's figures as if they were seat prices. They are not: a team's bill depends on deployed agents and their tiers, not headcount. There is a second trap underneath that one - the pricing page opens on the annual view, so a figure copied without touching the toggle understates the monthly price by 20%. If a listing shows "Day.ai $24 per user," it has made both mistakes at once.
How this compares with Ahoy
Day.ai prices the agents and lets humans ride free; Ahoy prices the humans and the AI rides free - included in the seat, unmetered, preparing work that a person approves in one tap. Which framing fits depends on whether you think of AI as staff to hire or as leverage each person already has. The full comparison is at Day.ai vs Ahoy.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Day.ai cost?
As of November 6, 2026: Free, Turbo at $30, Professional at $75, and Executive at $250 per deployed AI agent per month, falling to $24, $60, and $200 on annual billing. A fifth tier, Super, is $800 a month on annual plans only. Pricing is per agent, not per human seat, and volume discounts start at 21 agents.
Are Day.ai's $24, $60, and $200 prices monthly or annual?
Annual. The pricing page defaults to its annual view, where Turbo is $24, Professional $60, and Executive $200 per agent per month. Switch the toggle to monthly and the same tiers read $30, $75, and $250. Guides that quote the lower set as list prices have copied the default view.
What does per-agent pricing mean in practice?
You pay for each AI agent you deploy, at that agent's tier - and once a workspace has at least one Professional agent or higher, teammates without an agent use basic features free. A 10-person team running two Professional agents pays $120 per month on annual billing regardless of headcount.
What are automated skill slots?
The number of automations an agent can run, capped by tier: 0 on Free, 2 on Turbo, 5 on Professional, and 10 on Executive and Super, per our November 6, 2026 verification.
Do teammates without an agent pay for Day.ai?
No, once the workspace has at least one Professional agent or higher - colleagues without an agent assigned then use basic features free, and the workspace can add low-cost Turbo agents for general productivity.
Changelog for this page
- November 6, 2026
- Re-verified on day.ai/pricing and day.ai/llms.txt. New since our September 17 check: a fifth tier, Super, at $800 a month on annual plans only and sold through sales, which adds prospecting as a service (agentic web prospecting for net-new and lookalike accounts, a forward-deployed account executive, and 20 Custom Smart Properties). Net-new prospecting now sits on Super; Executive lists contact identification, campaign creation from lists or customer memory, and skill runs as often as every 4 hours. Free, Turbo, Professional, and Executive prices, the volume ladder, and skill slots (0/2/5/10, with Super at 10) are unchanged. We also removed an undated entry saying Day.ai repositioned in early 2026, which we could not source: Day.ai describes itself as a customer memory and agent platform that can run as your CRM or on top of one. With Super above Executive, the free-colleague rule now reads as Day.ai words it, at least one Professional agent or higher, and this page says the same.
- September 17, 2026
- Correction: the $24 / $60 / $200 tier prices we have published since launch are Day.ai's annual rates, not its list prices. The pricing page carries a monthly/annual toggle that opens on annual; switched to monthly, Turbo is $30, Professional $75, and Executive $250. Prices themselves are unchanged. New on the page: an automatic volume-discount ladder from 21 agents (down to $12 / $30 / $117 at 301-plus), and GTM Brain, a "RevOps Harness" for deploying and evaluating agents from Claude Code or Codex. Skill slots (0/2/5/10) and the free-colleague rule are unchanged.
- September 3, 2026
- Turbo is now $24 per agent per month (was $25); Professional $60 and Executive $200 unchanged. The free-colleague rule is clarified: it requires at least one Professional or Executive agent in the workspace. The homepage now frames the product as an agentic GTM stack, and the trust page states SOC 2 Type II.
- August 13, 2026
- Page launched, built on the pricing index's August 8 verification pass.
- August 8, 2026
- Re-verified: per-agent tiers and skill-slot counts confirmed unchanged.
For how Day.ai's changes compare with the rest of the market, the AI CRM Pricing Report, Q3 2026 counts every pricing change across the index since July 1.
Methodology
"Verified" means we checked Day.ai's public pricing page or published positioning on the date shown and paraphrased it here. Models change; the changelog above records every revision we catch. We sell a competing product (Ahoy), so read our summaries next to the vendor's own pages - every claim here is checkable in one click. No affiliate links, no sponsored placement. Corrections welcome at hello@ahoy.ai. This page is part of the AI-native CRM pricing & autonomy index.
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