One flat price.
No meter running.
Start free. Move up when the work earns it. One flat price per account: the people you invite are not billed as seats, and no per-action meter runs. Annual billing gives you two months free.
For the founder finding their feet.
The board, time tracking and plain-English scheduling, free.
- AI-scheduled events / mo50
- AI credits / mo500
- Calendars1
- Collaborators / bucket1
- The boardIncluded
- Time trackingIncluded
- Time buckets5
- History7-day
- Credit top-upsOptional
The founder doing the work.
Everything in Solo, plus the V1 API, Claude via MCP, booking pages and unlimited collaborators.
- AI-scheduled events / mo750
- AI credits / mo5,000
- Calendars3
- Collaborators / bucketUnlimited
- The boardIncluded
- Time trackingIncluded
- Time bucketsUnlimited
- History90-day
- Booking pages3
- Contacts1,000
- NotionIncluded
- Embed calendarIncluded
- V1 APIIncluded
- Claude via MCPIncluded
- Credit top-upsOptional
The whole team in one head.
Everything in Operator, plus GitHub, the public AI chatbot embed, unlimited calendars and contacts, and a 365-day history.
- AI-scheduled events / mo8,000
- AI credits / mo25,000
- CalendarsUnlimited
- Collaborators / bucketUnlimited
- The boardIncluded
- Time trackingIncluded
- Time bucketsUnlimited
- History365-day
- Booking pagesUnlimited
- ContactsUnlimited
- NotionIncluded
- Embed calendarIncluded
- GitHubIncluded
- Public AI chatbot embedIncluded
- V1 APIIncluded
- Claude via MCPIncluded
- Credit top-upsOptional
Malleable Credits.
Your plan comes with a generous monthly AI allowance. Prepaid credits sit quietly behind it for the rare month you go further. They only kick in past that monthly allowance, at a flat price you pay up front. No per-action meter ticking in the background, no surprise bill. Credits are consumed only when you exceed the allowance, and never before.
Available on paid plans. Top up whenever you like.
Credits are consumed only past your monthly allowance.
Not your typical calendar.
One surface against single-purpose tools. Calendly is excellent at booking links. Linear is excellent at issue tracking. Malleable puts scheduling, booking pages, a task board, time tracking, and connectors in one plain-English surface.
| Capability | Malleable | Calendly | Linear |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plain-English scheduling | |||
| Public booking pages | |||
| Task board (drag-and-drop) | |||
| Time tracking | |||
| Google Calendar 2-way sync | |||
| GitHub, Notion connectors | |||
| Claude via MCP | |||
| One surface for all of it |
Calendly and Linear are excellent at what they do. This compares scope, not quality: one surface versus tools each built for a single job.
Straight answers before you pay.
Start free on the Solo plan, no card required. You get plain-English scheduling, the board, and time tracking from the first minute. Upgrade only when you outgrow it.
Per account. You pay one flat price for your own account, and the people you invite to your buckets are not billed as seats. Solo allows one collaborator per bucket; Operator and Chief of Staff allow unlimited.
No. Chief of Staff is the top tier and includes everything in Operator, then adds GitHub, the public AI chatbot embed, unlimited calendars, contacts and booking pages, and a 365-day history. It is $45 a month in total, not $45 on top of $9.
Yes. Cancel whenever you like and your paid features stay active until the end of the billing period you already paid for. No cancellation fee, no phone call.
Email ryan.organically@gmail.com within 14 days of a charge and we will review your request in good faith, in line with our Terms.
Switching to annual gives you two months free: you pay for ten months and get twelve. The price you see is the same flat price, just billed once a year.
Each plan includes a monthly AI allowance, shown on its card as AI-scheduled events and AI credits. Prepaid credits are an optional top up that only kicks in past that allowance. You buy a pack up front at a flat price, and credits are consumed only when you go over. No per-action meter ticking in the background.
Google Calendar (two-way sync), GitHub, Notion, and Claude through the Model Context Protocol. There is also a V1 REST API if you want to wire it in yourself.