Bond

Bond

An AI chief of staff living inside Slack — it reads your emails, calendar, and meeting notes, figures out what actually matters this week, and quietly nags your teammates about the things they owe you instead of you having to chase them.

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Description

A real chief of staff earns their salary by knowing everything going on across a company and constantly reminding the right people of the right things — a role most founders and executives can't afford to hire until they're well past the point they need it. Bond's pitch is to be that role in software form: it reads what's already flowing through email, calendar, and Slack, works out what's actually important, and turns it into a ranked to-do list rather than a flat inbox.

Bond is an AI "chief of staff" that lives inside Slack (no separate app to check), connecting to Gmail, Google Calendar, Linear, Notion, Jira, ClickUp, Monday.com, Asana, Trello, and several AI meeting-note tools (Fireflies, Granola, Fathom, Fellow, Circleback) to automatically capture tasks, rank them by company context, delegate recurring admin work, and give visibility into what colleagues owe you. It positions itself explicitly against the cost of a human chief of staff (roughly $150K/year plus equity and benefits). Pricing is $99/seat/month billed annually (currently 50% off as a beta rate, with unclear timing on when standard pricing kicks in), or custom enterprise pricing with SOC 2 Type II, SSO, and audit logs; an API is listed as "coming soon" rather than available today.

💬 Our review

The short version: Bond is aimed squarely at founders and execs juggling too many threads across too many tools, and the framing against a $150K/year human hire is the right comparison to judge it by — even at $99/seat/month, it only needs to save a fraction of that value to be worth it for someone at that level.

Compared to a general project-management tool like Asana or Linear (which Bond actually integrates with rather than replaces), Bond's differentiator is the always-on synthesis layer across all of them plus email and meetings — it's not a task tracker, it's the thing reading every tracker and inbox and telling you what to look at. The main things to watch: the "10+ hours saved weekly" claim is Bond's own marketing and hard to verify independently, the API is still "coming soon" so deep custom workflows aren't possible yet, and the beta 50%-off pricing means the real long-term cost isn't fully clear.

💰 Pricing

Paid99$/siège/mois (facturé annuellement, -50% en beta) ; Enterprise sur devis
Individual $99/seat/month (billed annually)Enterprise Sur devis

📊 Global score

45Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile75/100Bien

Profile completeness

🤖 AI-enriched data

💰 Pricing model
💳 Paid

99$/siège/mois facturé annuellement (tarif beta -50% la première année, durée du tarif réduit non précisée) ; Enterprise sur devis (SOC 2 Type II, SSO, SCIM, logs d'audit)

👥 Target audienceFondateurs, dirigeants et personnes très sollicitées gérant de multiples priorités concurrentes à travers leur organisation
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesMonde
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Pros

Vit dans Slack, pas d'app séparée à consulter

Se connecte à un très large éventail d'outils (email, calendrier, PM, notes de réunion IA)

Priorise automatiquement selon le contexte de l'entreprise

Comparaison directe et honnête au coût d'un chief of staff humain

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Cons

Gain de '10+ heures/semaine' non vérifiable indépendamment

API encore 'bientôt disponible', pas encore utilisable

Tarif beta -50% — coût réel à terme incertain

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