
Glad AI
iamglad.aiSlack AI agent for 1,500+ tools
Mention @Glad in any Slack thread to search, update, and send across 1,500+ connected tools.

Overview
Glad is an AI agent that lives inside Slack, letting you mention @Glad in any thread to get work done across 1,500+ connected tools like Gmail, HubSpot, and GitHub. It reads, searches, updates data, and sends messages, then reports back in the thread. Designed for teams in sales, finance, engineering, and support, it starts free with 50 tasks and no card needed.
How it works
Add Glad to Slack in two minutes, connect your tools from 1,500+ options, and ask in plain words in any thread. Glad replies where you asked and keeps a log of what it did. It asks for approval before changing data or sending anything, except private changes like drafts; reads never ask. A /deep run counts as 5 tasks and Glad asks before starting one.
Key capabilities
Glad can log calls, enrich leads, nudge stalled deals, file tickets in Linear or Jira, find overdue invoices, and prepare meeting briefs. It remembers facts with sources, which you can edit or delete. It only sees channels it is invited to and tells you when it lacks access. Admins get an audit log of every tool run and approval, per-tool permissions, and monthly spend caps.
Pricing and limits
Pricing is a flat rate per Slack workspace, not per person. The Trial is free once with 50 tasks that don't reset. Starter is $49/month for 250 tasks, Team is $99/month for 600 tasks, and Business is $249/month for 1,750 tasks. Every plan includes all features. Top-ups cost $15 for 50 tasks and are valid until the end of the billing period. Unused tasks don't roll over, and there is a hard cap with no overage bills.
Key features
Works across 1,500+ tools
Connects to Gmail, Notion, HubSpot, Linear, Stripe, Salesforce, GitHub, and more, with each person connecting their own accounts.
Approval before actions
Asks for a yes in the Slack thread before changing data or sending anything; reads never ask.
Editable memory
Remembers facts with sources, and lets users edit or delete them.
Flat pricing per workspace
No credits or seats; plans start at $49/month for 250 tasks, with a hard cap and no overage bills.
Governance controls
Audit log of every tool run and approval, per-tool permissions, monthly spend caps, and data never used for training.
Use cases
Sales pipeline management
Log calls, enrich leads, nudge stalled deals, and prep call briefs from Slack.
Engineering ticket creation
Turn bug threads into Linear, Jira, or GitHub tickets, checking for duplicates first.
Finance invoice tracking
Find overdue invoices in QuickBooks or Stripe and draft Gmail reminders, with approval before sending.
Meeting preparation
Get calendar invites, past emails, deal info, and team Slack messages in one reply before calls.
Document Q&A
Answer questions from Notion pages and Google Drive files with source links.
Pricing & limits
From the official site · checked 10/26/2026Getting started
Start by adding Glad to Slack from the website, which takes about two minutes and requires no setup call. Glad joins only the channels you invite it to. Then connect your tools, each asking for its own permission so access stays narrow. Finally, ask for something in a thread, like '@Glad which deals over $10k haven't moved in two weeks? Nudge the owners.' The trial includes 50 free tasks with no card needed.
Frequently asked questions about Glad AI
- What is Glad?
- Glad is an AI agent for Slack that you mention with @Glad in any thread to do work across 1,500+ connected tools, then reports back in the thread.
- Who is Glad for?
- It is for teams in sales, finance, engineering, support, and leadership who want to automate tasks like updating deals, filing tickets, and preparing for meetings directly from Slack.
- Is Glad free?
- Yes, there is a free trial with 50 tasks, no card needed. Paid plans start at $49 per month for 250 tasks per workspace.
- Which platforms does Glad support?
- Glad works as a Slack app, so it is available on any platform where Slack runs, including web, iOS, and Android.
- How does Glad handle approvals?
- Glad asks for approval in the Slack thread before any action that changes data or sends something. The person who asked approves on their own connections; an admin approves for shared connections.
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