Copy.ai's homepage says to infuse AI across your go-to-market engine with a single platform — not dozens of copilots and point solutions. The named jobs include prospecting, content, inbound leads, account-based marketing, translation, and deal coaching. Chat is the one-off prompting surface. Workflows stitch actions into a repeatable process, and the pricing page meters those runs with credits.
Official website · www.copy.ai
Copy.ai fits a team that wants GTM drafting and repeatable plays in one product. Chat includes 5 Seat Unlimited Words in Chat plus OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini, at $29 per month billed monthly or $24 per month billed $288/yr. Growth is the first card that does: 75 Seats and 20K Workflow Credits/Mo at $1,000 per month billed $12,000/yr. Expansion and Scale go to $2,000 per month billed $24,000/yr and $3,000 per month billed $36,000/yr. A footer still offers 2,000 free words per month, and that line is not a pricing card.
The homepage frames Copy.ai as a GTM platform rather than a single template. Prospecting Cockpit is the place to deeply research accounts + contacts to draft high-quality sales outreach. Content Creation says to power your content engine with AI — SEO, thought leadership, use cases, social, and more, with drafts described as arriving in seconds rather than weeks. Inbound Lead Processing says the product will automatically enrich, research, and engage marketing-generated leads. Account-based marketing gathers insights on accounts, industries, and personas, then creates assets. Translation claims native-speaker output for any language. Deal coaching reads transcripts, scores deals, suggests strategies, and predicts close dates.
Official documentationA Workflow is a set of AI-powered actions that are stitched together to codify a process or best practices, with the pricing FAQ using an account plan or an SEO article as examples. Copy.ai says those workflows combine research, content generation, and tool integrations so a team can reuse the process. Actions are the building blocks, aimed at people who are not AI specialists. Agents automate a targeted task by pairing AI decisions with guardrails. Tables are a queryable store that pulls separate sources together for the automation. A credit represents a specific amount of computational power necessary to execute the tasks within a given workflow, including content, internet research, and scanning websites. More steps cost more credits. You can see how much a run costs by opening the side panel and looking at the "Credits used" for the run. No credits-per-step table is shown.
Official documentationChat is a prompting interface that allows users to rapidly complete one-off tasks and to-dos. On the Chat price card that surface includes Unlimited Words in Chat, Unlimited Chat Projects, and access to OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini models. The platform page also says the product is LLM model agnostic and lists 2,000+ integrations. The card names three model families; the platform line does not say you can swap in any other model by name. Infobase stores the company's essential information for generation. Brand Voice is the definition of your brand’s unique personality that ensures consistent, authentic content outputs. The pages do not say how many voices a plan stores, or whether Infobase is included on Chat.
Official documentationEnterprise is for organizations powering GTM with AI. The block says all advanced features are included, plus guided implementation, API access and bulk workflow runs, 20+ tech integrations and API access, unlimited customizable workflows, a designated support team, and enterprise grade security protocols. No dollar figure is shown, and "advanced features" is not defined. Chat and Growth end with Get started. Expansion and Scale end with Contact Accounts Team. The FAQ says pricing is usage-based and that credits can be added later. A heading asks whether self-serve users can change plans.
Official documentationA suggested prospecting pass starts in Prospecting Cockpit. The page says that cockpit researches accounts and contacts, then drafts outreach. Keep the draft tied to account facts you already trust, and use Brand Voice only if the plan actually includes it. Customer lines on the homepage are not a step in the cockpit.
Follows the pricing FAQ's examples: an account plan, or an SEO article. Stitch research and a draft so the next person runs the same sequence, then read Credits used before you scale it. Chat remains the suggested place for a single outline when you are not ready to spend credits. The split is a suggestion, not a path this profile executed.
Inbound Lead Processing is the suggested route when a marketing lead needs enrichment, research, and an engagement step together. Deal Coaching is the suggested route when the input is a transcript and you want a score, a strategy note, or a predicted close date. Both are suggested routes through named use cases. The pages do not promise a conversion rate, and they do not list which transcript tools are accepted.
Use Chat for a one-off task. Build or run a Workflow when the job is a repeated process such as an account plan or an SEO article.
For prospecting, the cockpit takes accounts and contacts. Infobase and Brand Voice are the documented stores for company information and brand personality.
After a workflow run, open the side panel and check Credits used. More steps and more generated content consume more credits.
Chat lists 5 Seat and no credit pool. Growth lists 75 Seats and 20K Workflow Credits/Mo. Add credits later if the FAQ's usage-based option fits.
Public cards are Chat, Growth, Expansion, and Scale. Chat is $29 per month billed monthly or $24 per month billed $288/yr, with a 20% saving on the annual view, and it has no shown credit pool. Growth is $1,000 per month billed $12,000/yr with 20K Workflow Credits/Mo. Expansion is $2,000 per month billed $24,000/yr with 45K. Scale is $3,000 per month billed $36,000/yr with 75K. Every priced card lists Unlimited Words in Chat. A dollar amount for Enterprise was not verified.
Small teams that need shared chat rather than a shown credit pool.
$29.
Per month billed monthly, or $24 per month billed $288/yr.
Teams whose card must include a monthly workflow-credit pool.
$1,000.
Per month, billed $12,000/yr.
Larger automation programs that contact the accounts team to start.
$2,000.
Per month, billed $24,000/yr.
Organizations deploying generative AI at the largest shown credit pool.
$3,000.
Per month, billed $36,000/yr.
Organizations that need the listed implementation, API, and support extras.
Not verified.
Custom demo; no dollar amount on the public block.
A public footer says Get Started for Free, no credit card required, 2,000 free words per month, and 90+ content types. That footer is not one of the pricing cards, and the pages do not say whether those words still provision. Growth, Expansion, and Scale do not show a billed-monthly price next to the annual total.
You want ad, article, and product-description tools rather than workflow credits.
Copymatic's public plans differ by autopilot projects and a Wordpress import. Copy.ai's public split is Chat seats versus a credit pool from Growth up.
You are comparing other Writing and Marketing tools, not this credit ladder.
Writesonic is tagged Writing and Marketing.
The work is education-tagged editing rather than GTM workflows and seat plans.
Grammarly is tagged Writing and Education. Copy.ai's public pages center on prospecting, workflows, and chat models. Choose Grammarly's slot when the job is framed as writing help for learning, not as a credit-metered GTM run.
A workflow is a set of AI-powered actions stitched together to codify a process, such as an account plan or an SEO article. It combines research, content generation, and tool integrations.
SourceA credit is computational power for generating content, internet research, or scanning websites. More steps cost more. The total for a run is Credits used in the side panel. No per-step dollar rate is shown.
SourceA footer says no credit card is required, with 2,000 free words per month and 90+ content types. The pricing cards begin at Chat. The pages do not say whether those footer words are still provisioned.
SourceChat lists 5 Seat, Unlimited Chat Projects, and OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini. Prices are $29 per month billed monthly and $24 per month billed $288/yr. Workflow credits are not on that card.
SourceNo dollar amount is shown. The block lists guided implementation, API access and bulk workflow runs, 20+ integrations, unlimited customizable workflows, and a designated support team, then points to a custom demo.
SourceYes. The FAQ says pricing is usage-based and that credits can be added to the balance.
SourceThey do not state a contract for meetings, pipeline, or savings. The homepage does includes customer quotations. Those quotations are not results from this profile.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run Copy.ai. No chat prompt, workflow, or seat checkout was started. Seat prices, credit definitions, and the Enterprise feature list come from the public pricing page. The 2,000-word footer line comes from chrome on the public cold-email guide. Customer quotations on the homepage were not remeasured. This description is based on Copy.ai's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including Copy.ai GTM AI platform, Plans and Pricing | Copy.ai, 2025 Cold Email Guide | Copy.ai.
Check whether you need chat seats only or a workflow-credit pool before you leave the pricing page.