ReddyTell Reddy how you work in a sentence. It sets up the routine with you, shows you every step, and runs those steps when a new email or call matches. Nothing to wire together.
A common setup today: a custom GPT reads the call notes, an automation tool opens a Slack channel and updates the CRM, and each piece is its own subscription and its own login. It works, and you are the one who keeps it working. Reddy does that kind of work from one conversation. You describe the step once, in chat, and it becomes a playbook Reddy follows the next time the work comes up. Some work starts on its own: a lead emails, or a caller reaches your Reddy line. Tell Reddy what to watch for and what to do, and it sets up a routine. You confirm the check and the steps before it starts, and the Workspace shows each step. From then on, each new email or call that matches runs the same steps.
Most agents who automate today glue tools together. Each tool works. The glue is the job.
Add up what the stack costs today: a chat subscription, an automation plan sized to your volume, and the add-ons. Reddy starts at $79 a month. Top Producer, at $999, adds your own phone line and the calls Reddy makes for you.
What you pay for your current tools may differ. The pricing page lists all three plans.
Describe what to watch for, like a new lead from your website. When a new email or call matches, Reddy runs the steps you confirmed: add the contact to Follow Up Boss, open a Slack channel, add a calendar event, or follow a playbook.
Ask for a channel for a new client and Reddy creates it in your workspace.
Tell Reddy a client is under contract and it updates their stage in Follow Up Boss.
On Top Producer, a caller on your Reddy line is filed with their name, what they need, and when to call back.
Replies wait as drafts in your mailbox. You read them and send.
Your morning and evening briefs cover mail, your CRM, and calls, so nothing sits unseen.
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No. You describe it in chat, the way you would explain it to an assistant. Reddy writes the playbook with you, and for a routine it shows you the check and every step before it starts. You can read each playbook and see each routine's steps in the Workspace.
No. A routine starts with the email and calls that arrive after you set it up.
Keep what you like. Reddy connects to your mailbox, calendar, and CRM where they are. What it replaces is the glue between them.
Send mail or place a call. Reddy drafts replies for you to send, and every outbound call needs your approval first.
Telegram and Slack, and your email. Start in one and continue in another; Reddy keeps the context.
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