Oz

Oz is an AI teammate built by Anyreach that works across the tools a team already uses. You ask it for something in plain language in Slack, Microsoft Teams, Gmail, Outlook, on a call, or from the web dashboard and iOS app, and it returns finished work rather than a chat reply: research briefs, documents, slide decks, spreadsheets, pipeline updates, and operational tasks. Oz runs on a credit-metered model it describes as paying for outcomes, not tokens, with 14 built-in skills, standing orders, and scheduled (cron) automations. It is aimed at founders, operators, and small-to-mid teams that want one teammate to absorb recurring cross-functional work. Oz connects to more than 3,000 tools, with named deep integrations including Salesforce, HubSpot, Notion, Attio, Apollo, Stripe, GitHub, Linear, Google Drive, and Mercury, and it is API-first. It publishes its own MCP server, so Claude Desktop, Cursor, or any MCP client can connect into Oz's knowledge graph, and it exposes a documented REST API, webhooks, and an interactive API explorer. Reads run silently; every consequential action (a send, payment, merge, or delete) posts an Approve or Reject card before it executes, and teams can configure which action types auto-approve. This human-in-the-loop gate is a core design choice rather than a limitation, and it distinguishes Oz from coworkers such as Viktor (from $50/mo) that execute autonomously without per-step approval. Pricing is public and self-serve in USD. Solo is $33 per seat per month billed annually ($39 month-to-month) with 800 credits per seat and $0.12 overage; Team is $49 annually ($59 monthly) with 1,500 credits; Business is $74 annually ($89 monthly) with 3,000 credits, SSO, admin, audit, and custom skills; Enterprise is a custom committed pool gated behind Talk to sales, which is why pricing transparency is scored mostly-public rather than public. Annual billing is 2 months free. Credits are consumed by work done: a lookup is 1 credit, an account brief 12, a branded deck 40, and overage meters at the per-tier rate with no hard cutoff. What the entry price does not buy: the 800 Solo credits are a soft budget, not a cap, so heavy users pay overage on top of the seat fee, and shared team memory, standing orders, approval workflows, SSO, and pipeline access are gated to the higher tiers. Data residency, a signed DPA, and per-role fleets require Enterprise. Oz is not the right fit for every buyer. Teams that want fully hands-off execution with no approval step may prefer a coworker that acts without gates. Buyers who need a long independent track record should note that Oz is an early-access product from a 2024 company with no third-party review base yet on G2, Trustpilot, or Product Hunt. On security, Anyreach holds an independently audited SOC 2 Type 2 report and HIPAA certification and is AIUC-1 compliant; GDPR, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS are listed as in progress on its trust center, not yet certified. Customer content is not used to train foundation models, per the privacy policy. Current state Q3 2026: Oz is rolling out to early-access workspaces with a free trial, self-serve Solo, Team, and Business plans, native Slack, Teams, Gmail, Outlook, voice, web, macOS, Windows, and iOS entry points, and a first-party MCP server.