Hand off everyday AI work and pay only for each completed job.
Else is a cloud-based general-purpose AI agent for handing off tasks such as research, document work, data cleanup, travel planning, and simple website creation. It can run one-off or recurring jobs, connect to apps such as Gmail and Google Drive, and provides an itemized receipt for each run rather than charging a subscription.
Agenticness = how independently a tool can take action, scored across 9 dimensions. Scored independently by David Kooi, Skylark Creations — see full rubric → Last re-evaluated 5 November 2026.
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Else is a general-purpose AI assistant designed to take on multi-step work rather than only answer questions in chat. It targets individuals who want to delegate everyday digital tasks—such as turning receipts into a spreadsheet, researching a...
Else is notably more agentic than a typical chat assistant: it can work through jobs over time, browse online, run code or process files, and take app actions. Its recurring-task support and per-task spending caps make it suited to practical...
Proposes and executes multi-step plans with your approval.
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- Starter ($5): Prepaid balance; never expires. Includes every feature and an itemized receipt for every task.
- Everyday ($20): Prepaid balance; never expires. Includes every feature and an itemized receipt for every task.
- Power ($100): Prepaid balance; never expires. Includes every feature and an itemized receipt for every task.
New accounts start with a free balance and no card is required. These are top-up amounts, not fixed task prices; each task is charged based on its execution tier and usage.
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