Frequently asked questions

AgentCorp is Workforce-as-a-Service. You hire AI agents — an executive assistant named Alex plus specialists for sales, finance, and marketing — and direct them in plain language to do real work across your tools. See the getting started guide.

Alex (executive assistant and orchestrator), Sam (sales/CRM), Riley (finance), and Taylor (marketing) are live. More specialists are coming soon and appear on your team as they launch.

No. You talk to Alex, and Alex coordinates the specialists behind the scenes. You will see each agent’s name on the work they do, but you only ever direct one interface.

Yes, but sensitive or outbound actions pause for your approval first. You see the real recipient and the full message body before anything sends — details in the user guide.

Connect WhatsApp to message Alex from your phone, or use the desktop app. Notifications reach you on the channels you set up. See integrations.

Yes — upload documents and facts to your knowledge base and every agent can use them for context, so you do not have to repeat yourself.

A monthly plan bundles a usage allowance and seats: Pro is $250/mo (1 seat), Growth is $1,000/mo (5× Pro usage, up to 5 seats), and Scale is $2,500/mo (15× Pro usage, up to 20 seats). Compare them in the pricing guide.

Yes — a 7-day free trial with $50 of usage included, valid during the trial. Adding a payment method to a new workspace starts the trial, and $50 covers real tasks: campaigns drafted, inboxes triaged, books reviewed. When the 7 days end, your card is charged for Pro at $250/mo — cancel anytime during the trial and you pay nothing.

Usage tracks agent actions. Everyday requests draw a little; heavier operations like deep research draw more. The billing guide explains metering in full.

Included usage refreshes in full at the start of each billing period — it is sized for a month of work and does not roll over, so every period starts from the same full allowance. Purchased top-ups are valid for 12 months from purchase and survive a plan change or cancellation. Free trial usage is valid during your 7-day trial. Usage draws from whatever expires soonest — normally your included allowance — so top-ups keep their runway until you need them. Details in the billing guide.

New billable work pauses and the API returns an HTTP 402. Your data and settings are untouched. Add a top-up ($25/$50/$100) or upgrade, and agents resume immediately.

In the Stripe Customer Portal, linked from the billing screen. You can download invoices and receipts, change your payment method, and manage your plan there.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately; downgrades apply at your next renewal so you keep what you have paid for this period.

Sintra gives you named helpers you chat with — a strong price for structured drafting help. You drive each task and carry the output the last mile. AgentCorp workers execute in your real tools (inbox, calendar, CRM) with an approval queue and an audit trail, and the team includes Riley on finance. The comparison that matters isn’t the software line item: it’s the $2,000-to-$3,000-a-month near-full-time assistant, or the outbound retainer, that the work currently costs. Sourced detail: AgentCorp vs Sintra.

Ava is a strong AI sales rep — one function, done deeply. AgentCorp’s $250/mo staffs four workers — sales, executive assistant, marketer, and finance analyst — under one approval queue with one shared memory of your business. If outbound is the only job you need done, a dedicated rep is a fair comparison. If you also need the inbox, the campaigns, and the finance summaries covered, that’s what the four together are for.

Breeze scores and drafts inside HubSpot, and it’s good at that. AgentCorp workers own workflows end-to-end across your inbox, calendar, content, and CRM — they act (with your approval), remember, and log every step. You stay the owner, not the operator.

The model is the engine, not the employee. On a raw model you still wire the integrations, build the prompts, and monitor the runs yourself. AgentCorp is the layer that turns that engine into staff — hired in minutes, governed by you, remembering everything.

No. Data is isolated per workspace at the database level with row-level security — one tenant physically cannot read another’s rows. See the workspace guide.

Not without explicit, written opt-in consent. Your organizational data is yours; the privacy policy is the authoritative statement.

Connections use OAuth, so AgentCorp never sees your passwords, you grant only the scopes you choose, and you can revoke access anytime. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest.

Through our responsible disclosure process. The security guide has the details.

Long tasks have a ceiling on how many steps they take in one run, as a safety and cost guardrail. The agent stops gracefully and reports progress; just ask it to continue. See troubleshooting.

Agents are capable but not infallible. Verify anything consequential — facts, figures, names — before it matters. Our AI best practices guide shows how to get reliable results.

Yes, with an org-scoped auth model. Programmatic use beyond the documented API requires consent. See the API reference and developer guide.