Copilotly

131 specialists · 20 domains · one subscription

Ask a lawyer.
Then ask 19 other experts.

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131 specialist AI copilots across 20 professional domains. Every competitor in this space does one of them. Copilotly does all of them, for less than twenty minutes with any single professional.

Free plan, no card. Pro from $4.99/week - less than one hour of any of these costs per year.

Legal Copilot11 copilots
Lease · Clause 8.2
Tenant shall return the premises in thecondition received, normal wear and tearexcepted. Landlord may deduct for cleaningbeyond ordinary use, itemised in writingwithin 30 days of surrender.

Deduction must be itemised - and the clock is 30 days.

Not a law firmThis is legal information, not legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for your specific situation.01/20
What do you need?

The same question, twice

You have already asked a chatbot this.
You remember what you got back.

One is built to be safe about everything, so it hedges. The other is built for one field, so it can name the deadline.

A general-purpose chatbot

Generic

My landlord is keeping my $2,400 deposit for "normal wear and tear". Can he do that?

You may want to check your local tenant laws. Landlords generally must return deposits within a certain timeframe. You could write a letter or consult a lawyer.

Correct, and useless. Nothing here tells you what to do on Monday.

Copilotly's Legal specialist

11 copilots

My landlord is keeping my $2,400 deposit for "normal wear and tear". Can he do that?

No - normal wear and tear is the one thing he cannot deduct for. That is the standard in every state.

In California he had 21 days to return it with an itemised list. He is already past it, which is bad faith, and that carries a penalty of up to twice the deposit.

  • 21-day deadline
  • Civ. Code 1950.5
  • Up to $7,200 back
Specific enough to act on - and it says where its limits are.
Not a law firm

Copilotly's Legal Copilots provide general legal information and educational content. They do not constitute legal advice, create an attorney-client relationship, or substitute for consultation with a licensed attorney. Laws vary by jurisdiction and change frequently. Always consult a qualified lawyer licensed in your state or country before making legal decisions or taking legal action. If you are facing a legal emergency, contact a local attorney or legal aid organization immediately.

What expertise costs

The bill you are not sending yourself.

Nobody hires all six of these in a year. That is exactly the problem - people skip the lawyer, skip the second opinion, skip the negotiation, and quietly absorb the cost of not knowing.

Rates are typical US professional fees, annualised at the usage shown on each line. They are what it would cost to ask the questions people actually bring to Copilotly.

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Annual cost of expertiseOne person · one year
Typical annual cost of six professional services, compared with a Copilotly Pro subscription
ServiceRateYear
Legal consultation20 hours a year$350/hr$7,000
Financial advisor20 hours a year$250/hr$5,000
Career coach20 hours a year$200/hr$4,000
Therapistweekly sessions$175/session$9,100
Nutritionistmonthly sessions$150/session$1,800
Tax accountantone annual filing$400$400
Subtotal$27,300
Copilotly Pro$4.99/week · every copilot$259
Difference$27,041
Copilotly does not replace any of the services above. It is what you use before, between, and instead of the consultations you were never going to book.

Where it lives

On the page you are already on.

The advantage a specialist has over a chat tab is context. Copilotly runs where the problem is, so you are not copying a contract into a different website and starting your explanation from scratch.

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Add Copilotly to your browser - it works on every page you already use.

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The extension is on the free plan. Desktop and mobile apps are included with Pro.

Where the line is

Not a law firm.
Not a medical provider.
Not a financial advisor.
Not a therapist.

Copilotly gives you information, drafts and preparation. It does not give you a licensed professional, and it will tell you when you need one. Companies in this category have been fined for pretending otherwise. We would rather say it on the homepage than in a footer.

What that means in each regulated domain

Legal
This is legal information, not legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney for your specific situation.
Health & Medical
This is health information, not medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider.
Finance & Money
This is financial information, not financial advice. Consult a licensed financial professional.
Wellness & Lifestyle
This is wellness information, not a substitute for professional mental health care.
Nutrition & Fitness
This is general fitness information. Consult a healthcare provider before starting any exercise or diet program.

Conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest, and are never used to train models or shared with third parties.

Plans

Start free. Upgrade when one answer has paid for the year.

  • Free

    $0forever

    • Access to 3 copilots of your choice
    • 50 messages per day
    • Conversation history
    • Browser extension
    • Community support
    Get started free
  • Pro

    Most popular

    $4.99/week

    $259 a year. Saves $89 a year.

    • Every copilot, unlocked
    • Unlimited messages
    • Full history & export
    • Extension, desktop and mobile
    • Document upload & analysis
    • +3 more
    Start 3-day free trial
  • Enterprise

    Custom

    • Everything in Pro
    • Unlimited team members
    • Custom copilots on your own data
    • SSO & SAML
    • Admin dashboard & usage analytics
    • +3 more
    Contact sales

All 131 copilots are included on Pro - there is no per-domain upsell. 3-day free trial, then a 7-day money-back guarantee. Full comparison and billing FAQ

Before you start

The questions people actually ask.

Not covered here? Ask us directly - a person answers.

How is this different from just using ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is one generalist trying to stay safe across every subject at once, so on professional questions it hedges. Copilotly is a set of specialists, each configured for a single field with its own system prompt, model and parameters. In practice that is the difference between “you may want to check your local tenant laws” and a named statute, a filing deadline and a draft demand letter. OpenAI has also been narrowing what ChatGPT will say about legal, medical and financial matters, which is precisely the gap these copilots are built for.

Do these copilots replace a real lawyer, doctor or accountant?

No, and we will not claim otherwise. Copilotly gives you information, drafts and preparation, so you either arrive at a professional consultation informed or you handle the many situations where you were never going to book one at all. Every regulated domain carries a disclaimer, and the copilots are built to tell you when a question genuinely needs a licensed professional rather than answering it anyway.

What do I get for free, and what costs money?

The free plan gives you three copilots of your choice, 50 messages a day, conversation history and the browser extension, with no card required. Pro starts at $4.99/week and unlocks all 131 copilots with unlimited messages, document upload, the desktop and mobile apps, and export. Annual Pro is $290/year, which works out at $24.17/month. There is a 3-day free trial and a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Can I switch between domains, or am I locked into one?

Switching is the whole point. Pro includes every copilot across all 20 domains with no per-domain upsell - ask the Legal Copilot about your lease and the Finance Copilot about the tax treatment in the same afternoon. On the free plan you pick three at a time and can change the selection whenever you like.

Where does Copilotly actually run?

The browser extension is the main surface: a widget on every page you already work on, so you can select text - a lease clause, a lab result, an offer letter - and hand it straight to the right specialist without copying it into another site. There is also a full web app, plus iOS and Android on Pro. Per-site controls let you switch the extension off anywhere you would rather it not appear.

Is my data private?

Conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest. We do not use your data to train models and we do not share it with third parties. Given how much of what people ask these copilots is medical, financial or legal, that is a requirement rather than a feature.

What happens if a copilot gets something wrong?

It can, and you should treat any answer as a well-informed starting point rather than a verified conclusion - particularly where money, health or a legal deadline is involved. You can rate any response, which feeds back into how copilots are tuned. For consequential decisions, use Copilotly to understand the situation and prepare your questions, then confirm with a qualified professional.

Can I build my own copilot?

Yes. Custom copilots let you set your own system prompt and model parameters - temperature, max tokens, top-p - for a workflow you repeat often, and they stay private to your account. Enterprise adds copilots trained on your company data, along with SSO, an admin dashboard and API access.

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You came here needing a lawyer.
Leave with 20 of them.

131 specialists, one subscription, on every device and every page you already use. Start free and see whether the first answer is worth more than the price of the year.

Copilotly provides AI-powered information and guidance for educational purposes. It is not a law firm, medical provider, financial advisor or therapist, and it does not replace one. Always consult a licensed professional before making important legal, medical or financial decisions.