Jace AI

What is Jace AI?

Jace AI is an autonomous AI executive assistant built by Zeta Labs that aims to take email and task management off your plate entirely. Where most AI email tools stop at suggesting a draft, Jace is designed to act like a delegate: it connects to your Gmail account, runs continuously in the background, and handles routine inbox work — drafting replies, labeling messages, and scheduling meetings — without you babysitting each step. The product positions itself as an "AI Chief of Staff" rather than a faster email client.

Under the hood, Jace is powered by Zeta Labs' proprietary AWA-1 (Autonomous Web Agent) model. AWA-1 is built specifically to execute multi-step tasks reliably over long periods, which is what lets Jace operate as an agent that completes work rather than a chatbot that answers questions. You can ask Jace natural-language questions about your inbox — "what did the legal team need from me this week?" — and delegate tasks for it to carry out across your connected apps.

Jace drafts emails in your own voice using full thread context, and its auto-labeling sorts incoming mail by type and priority (for example "urgent client," "partnership," or "internal update") so the messages that matter surface first. Smart rules automate repetitive actions like CCing the right people, applying templates, and triggering calendar actions. It integrates with Slack, Notion, and Google Drive so the agent can pull and push information across your stack rather than living only inside email.

As of mid-2026, Jace is Gmail-only — Outlook and other email providers are not yet supported. There is no permanent free tier; both paid plans include a 7-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. On privacy, Zeta Labs states that inbox content is never used to train the model, and the product is SOC 2 certified with GDPR, CCPA, and CASA Tier 3 compliance. The natural audience is busy founders, executives, and operators who want an agent to genuinely own their inbox rather than a tool that just types faster.

Jace AI Pricing

Jace AI has no permanent free plan, but every paid tier includes a 7-day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Annual billing saves about 20% versus monthly. Pricing last verified June 2026 from the official jace.ai pricing page.

• Plus — $20/user/mo (annual) or $25/user/mo (monthly): 10,000 monthly credits, 2 connected inboxes, unlimited calendars, 1 year of email search history, AI drafts, and auto-labeling.
• Pro — $40/user/mo (annual) or $50/user/mo (monthly): Marked "Most popular." 20,000 monthly credits (scalable much higher), 8 connected inboxes, unlimited calendars, 3 years of email search history, custom integrations and MCPs, and priority support.
• Enterprise — custom pricing: Usage-based plan with white-glove setup, a dedicated account manager, and advanced controls for larger teams.

Note: Jace uses a credit model — heavier autonomous workloads consume more credits, which is the main reason to step up from Plus to Pro.

Key Features

• AI Email Drafts — Writes context-aware replies in your own voice using the full thread, ready to review and send with one click instead of composing from scratch
• Auto-Labeling — Classifies incoming mail by type and priority (urgent client, partnership, internal update) automatically, replacing manual filters and rules
• AI Chief of Staff — A conversational interface where you ask natural-language questions about your inbox and delegate tasks for the agent to complete autonomously
• Autonomous Scheduling — Reads availability across your calendars and books, reschedules, and confirms meetings without you drafting back-and-forth emails
• Smart Rules — Automates repetitive actions such as auto-CCing the right contacts, applying templates, and triggering calendar actions when conditions are met
• AWA-1 Agent Model — Zeta Labs' proprietary Autonomous Web Agent model executes long-running, multi-step tasks reliably, the engine behind Jace's "does the work" approach
• Integrations — Connects with Slack, Notion, and Google Drive so the agent can pull context and push results across your existing tools
• Privacy-First Design — Inbox content is never used to train the model; data is encrypted in transit and at rest with SOC 2, GDPR, CCPA, and CASA Tier 3 compliance

Pros & Cons

Best For

• Founders and solo executives on Gmail who want an agent to own routine email and scheduling instead of doing it themselves
• High-volume Gmail users drowning in client, partnership, and internal threads who need automatic priority labeling
• Operators who delegate and are comfortable handing off multi-step tasks to an autonomous assistant and reviewing the results
• Privacy-conscious professionals who need an AI inbox tool that won't train on their email content