Aimdoc

Product details from official sources

Aimdoc is an AI system that delivers real work for a software company’s customers: it connects securely to the company’s product and systems, then performs the work customers need — metered, monitored, and cost controlled. Aimdoc watches the state of an ongoing job, acts through the customer’s product via MCP or API acting as each customer with their permissions (no new integration to build), and pulls context from CRM, Slack, and email while putting every step on the record. The model: give the AI a job (for example, keep every location food-safety compliant), and it owns it end to end — enrolling learners, sending reminders, tracking compliance — with every run priced in credits, inspectable step by step, and capped inside a set budget. Entry points include the website, the app, email, the company’s own UI, and other AI agents. Aimdoc also lets vendors sell outcomes: connect a Stripe account, price a job as a subscription, and payouts land with the vendor. Credits are units of the AI’s work — a conversation, setting up a new customer, and ongoing work on every job. Pricing: Free $0/month with 10,000 credits to start; Scale $500/month for 52,500 credits/month (5% bonus credits, prepaid and capped, changeable anytime, top-ups never expire); Enterprise custom with volume pricing, SSO/SAML, SLAs, and SOC 2 Type II. Unused monthly credits don’t roll over.

Capabilities and conditions

• Aimdoc connects securely to a company’s product and systems, then delivers the work customers need, metered, monitored, and cost controlled. Source ↗
• Aimdoc connects through the customer’s MCP or API acting as each customer with their permissions, so no new integration needs to be built. Source ↗
• Aimdoc has a free plan ($0/month) with 10,000 credits to start; the Scale plan is $500/month for 52,500 credits/month. Source ↗
• Unused monthly credits don’t roll over; top-ups never expire. Source ↗

Price and free allowance

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Published-source profile · collected 2026-10-17. Automated collection followed by editorial review. These are vendor-published claims, not hands-on product test results.