Everything Personal does, plus four things it doesn't have: read-only connectors for Calendar, Gmail and Notion; a custom MCP connection to your own systems; a signed webhook that sends every delivery onward; and three times the runs.
Same routines, same templates, same kept deliveries. Business is about where joris can read from, where it can send to, and how often it runs.
Google Calendar, Gmail and Notion as read-only sources for any routine. Meeting prep, inbox digests, weekly updates from your own docs.
Point joris at your own MCP server — a CRM, a ticket queue, an internal database — and it becomes a source like any other.
Every delivery is POSTed to a URL you own, signed. Land it in Slack, a data warehouse, or the tool where the work already happens.
360 web runs and 1,080 thinking runs a month — three times Personal on both. Web is the one that costs, so it is the one to plan with.
Connect each once. Every connector asks for read scopes only, shown before you approve; joris cannot send an email, move a meeting or edit a page — by construction, not by policy. Then any routine can name them as sources: meeting prep reads Calendar and Gmail, the Friday update reads Notion.
Anything behind an MCP server — the CRM, the support queue, an internal database — becomes something a routine can read. Paste the URL, approve the tools it exposes, and “summarise the deals that moved this week” works against your data, not a web search.
Every finished run is POSTed to a URL you own — signed, versioned, with the “what I read” list attached. Land the morning digest in Slack, feed the competitor watch into a warehouse, or trigger your own workflow. joris still keeps every delivery; the webhook sends a copy onward.
360 web runs and 1,080 thinking runs a month — three times Personal on both. Reading the live web is what costs, so that is the number to plan with: about 12 a day, which covers a morning prep, an evening digest and something watched hourly through the working day.
Same templates, same AI, same kept deliveries. Business adds the four above.
| Feature | Personal · €19 | Business · €49 soon |
|---|---|---|
| Connect your accounts over MCP Calendar, Gmail, Notion — joris reads them and works from what's there. | — | ✓ All of them |
| Connect a custom MCP server Your own systems, by URL — you approve each tool before a routine can use it. | — | ✓ Connect by URL |
| Send deliveries onward A webhook to a system you run, signed so you can verify it came from us. | — | ✓ Any HTTPS webhook |
| Web runs a month At the cap, web routines wait for the period to reset; thinking routines carry on against their own. | 120 | 360 |
| Thinking runs Anything reasoning over what you already gave joris — no live web, so three times the allowance. | 360 | 1080 |
| Routines Hold as many as you like, at any cadence from hourly to monthly — they share the runs above. | As many as you like | As many as you like |
| Every template Briefs, house hunt, job hunt, trainer, nutrition, watch, newsletter, article, social. | ✓ | ✓ |
| History Readable and exportable, including after you cancel. | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Billing Whichever your bookkeeping needs. | A receipt in your inbox | A VAT invoice with your company details |
Tell us where to reach you and we'll say the day connections go live — nothing else in between.