Copilotly offers 131 specialist AI copilots across 20 domains such as legal, health and finance. Free plan available; Pro from $4.99/week.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Copilotly is a subscription service offering 131 specialist AI copilots across 20 professional domains, including legal, health and medical, finance, career, real estate, marketing and education. Each copilot is set up for a single field instead of acting as one general assistant for every subject. The company positions it as a way to get specific answers before paying for an hour of professional time.
Copilotly states plainly that it is not a law firm, a medical provider, a financial advisor or a therapist. It provides information, drafts and preparation, and says when a licensed professional is needed. Regulated domains carry an explicit disclaimer. The intended user has a notice, a clause, a lab result or a negotiation in front of them.
The company describes the approach as configuration rather than prompting. Each copilot carries its own system prompt, model and parameters, so users do not need to write instructions such as "act as a lawyer." Users choose a profession, then describe their situation in plain words. The copilot asks follow-up questions a practitioner would ask, such as location, timeline and prior steps.
The answer is meant to be something the user can act on: the named rule, the deadline, the number and, usually, a draft. In the site's example, a deposit question receives a statute reference and a deadline instead of a general suggestion to check local laws. Users can switch domains when a problem moves, for instance from legal to tax.
The core feature is the catalogue of 131 copilots across 20 domains, with Finance and Money the largest at 12 copilots and Legal at 11. Each is tuned for its field, including the model and parameters. Pro adds unlimited messages, full history and export, and document upload and analysis, so a user can bring in a contract or similar file.
Copilotly runs as a browser extension on pages users already visit, with desktop and mobile apps on Pro. Conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest, and the company says they are never used to train models. Enterprise adds custom copilots on a company's own data, SSO and SAML, and an admin dashboard with usage analytics.
Copilotly is a subscription service with 131 specialist AI copilots across 20 professional domains, including legal, health, finance and career. Each copilot is configured for one field with its own system prompt, model and parameters.
The free plan costs $0. Pro costs $4.99/week, $29/month or $290/year (about $24.17/month). Enterprise pricing is custom and requires contacting sales.
Yes to both. The free plan has no card and no expiry, and includes three copilots of your choice and 50 messages per day. Pro also has a 3-day free trial, followed by a 7-day money-back guarantee.
No. Copilotly says it is not a law firm, medical provider, financial advisor or therapist. It provides information, drafts and preparation, and tells users when a licensed professional is needed.
The sources name no third-party integrations. It runs as a browser extension for Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave and Opera, with Safari listed as coming soon, and has iOS and Android apps. Enterprise supports SSO and SAML.
It may suit small businesses that lack in-house legal, HR or finance staff, since Pro includes all copilots. Copilotly also offers an Enterprise tier with unlimited team members, custom copilots on your own data and an admin dashboard.
According to the company, conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest, and are never used to train models or shared with third parties.
Yes, with no cancellation fee. The account stays active until the end of the billing period, then moves to the free plan with history preserved.