Adviserry reads your experts' newsletters and videos and drafts weekly actions for your business. Plans from $14.99/mo with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Adviserry is a web service that turns the experts you already follow into a weekly action list. It reads the newsletters and YouTube videos those experts publish, compares them with what you are building, and drafts specific moves worth making that week. The site's own framing is that consumption is not the same as action.
The product is aimed at founders and business owners who subscribe to many newsletters, keep a long read-later list and rarely change what they do as a result. Adviserry is positioned as proactive: it has already processed the week's content before you ask a question, and you decide which drafted actions to carry out.
Setup has three steps. First, you connect your Gmail inbox and add your favorite YouTube channels, after which new newsletters and videos are ingested automatically. Second, you group creators into topic panels and can upload your own documents, such as a pitch deck, strategy doc or project brief, so output reflects your situation.
Third, you ask questions or review drafted actions. New content is scanned against your goals every hour, the most actionable items go into a daily digest, and urgent ones can ping you directly. Every answer cites the newsletter or video it came from. Access to your accounts is read-only, and you can revoke it at any time.
The core feature is action drafts: each new piece of content becomes a specific, copy-paste-ready move with sources cited, such as a pricing test or an email to send. Cross-source synthesis notices when several of your experts cover the same topic in the same week and combines their positions into one view.
Other capabilities include topic panels, an AI chat that answers questions from what your experts actually published, and working memory that records what you are building and what you have shipped. Videos are transcribed and searchable. An MCP server lets you query the archive from Claude Desktop, Cursor or Claude Code, and a daily summary email lists what your experts published.
Adviserry is an AI service that reads the newsletters and YouTube videos of experts you follow and drafts specific actions for your business. It weighs expert content against your projects and cites its sources. You choose which actions to carry out.
Adviserry Core costs $14.99 per month, Pro costs $24.99 per month and Team costs $99.99 per month for five seats. Extra Team seats are $15 per month. Each plan begins with a 14-day free trial.
Yes. All three plans include a 14-day free trial, and the site says no card is needed to start. A card is added when the trial ends to keep going. The site also offers a free example action and a demo with 5 free questions.
Adviserry ingests newsletters from your Gmail inbox and videos from YouTube channels you add. You can also upload your own documents, such as a pitch deck, strategy doc or project brief, for context.
Yes. Adviserry provides an MCP server so you can query your archive from Claude Desktop, Cursor or Claude Code. MCP access is included on Core, Pro and Team.
Core delivers new drafted actions once a week on Fridays, with 2 panels and up to 5 insights per panel a day. Pro delivers actions every weekday, adds AI chat, memory and cross-source synthesis, and allows 5 panels with unlimited insights.
The site says access is read-only and that Adviserry never sends, deletes or shares anything. You can revoke access at any time.
It suits founders, solo operators, product managers and business owners who follow many expert newsletters and channels and want to act on them. Small teams can use the Team plan with up to five seats included.