Sintra bundles twelve role-based AI helpers into one subscription. Soshie handles social, Penn writes copy, Emmie writes email flows, Seomi does SEO, Cassie replies to customers, and the rest cover sales, data, recruiting, ecommerce, admin and personal coaching. For a solo founder who wants a capable assistant across the whole business, that breadth is the point.
The limits show up in marketing. Penn writes Facebook ad copy and video scripts, but nothing on Sintra's pages describes producing the finished ad or launching a campaign. Commet writes landing page copy rather than publishing a page. Everything draws on 250 monthly credits. And the pricing page leads with sale prices, with the cheapest rates tied to 3- or 12-month plans.
As of October 2026 the pricing page shows no free plan or free trial, only a 14-day money-back guarantee. Sintra X, with all twelve helpers, was on sale at $48.50 a month on the 1-month plan (list $97), $23.60 a month on the 3-month plan (list $59) and $15.60 a month on the 12-month plan (list $52). A single helper is listed at $39 a month.
Vibiz has no free plan or trial either. Pro is $79 a month, or $63 a month billed yearly. The two are compared feature by feature on Vibiz vs Sintra.
Start by listing which helpers you actually open. Most people use two or three.
If it is mainly Penn, the copywriter, Jasper is the specialist, with more than 100 marketing agents, brand voices and knowledge assets, priced per seat.
If it is mainly Soshie, the social manager, a dedicated social tool will do more. Ocoya generates complete posts and publishes to 28 destinations, and you can drive it from Claude or ChatGPT, which keeps the chat-first feel. Marky suits local businesses that want template-based posts and Google review replies. Predis.ai is the volume pick for images and video.
If you want marketing on autopilot, Blaze builds a brand identity and a week of posts on day one, then runs a weekly rhythm across posts, emails and blogs, with a managed tier at $999 a month.
If you want the marketing finished and live, Vibiz makes the ads, product photos, UGC-style video and posts, launches Meta and Google campaigns and builds the landing page with checkout. It does not do email flows, SEO or support, so keep a separate tool for those. See the AI ad generator for the creative side.
Check the billing length on anything you buy. Sintra's lowest prices need a longer plan; Predis.ai and Ocoya take a card for their trials; Blaze's trial and Marky's free posts do not. Then run one real task through your shortlist, such as next week's posts or one product launch, and compare what you would still have to do by hand.
