Granotic gives owners an AI CEO and executive team that researches, drafts and runs agreed work. Free to start; paid plans from $149/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Granotic is an AI business partner built for companies that are already operating. Its lead character is Casper, an AI CEO. An owner tells Casper what is happening in the business, and he reads the company, looks at the evidence and comes back with his judgment, first work and a recommended next step.
Under Casper sits a team of AI executives who each own a function. Granotic positions the product around one idea: the owner keeps the decisions that matter, while the team keeps agreed work moving. The company describes the product as early beta.
A session starts with one real problem, such as a number that slipped, a decision being put off or a job nobody owns. Casper reads the site and any files the owner shares, checks the market and answers with what he thinks is going on. The site's example has him comparing quote speed against nearby firms and recommending a fix to speed before price.
Once the owner agrees, Casper assigns the work to the executive who owns it. Erik might draft a quote routine while Mia prices what faster quoting is worth. When something reaches customers or changes how the team works, Casper flags it as needing the owner and waits for approval.
The site labels this example as an illustration, not a customer result.
The executive team covers six areas: Erik for sales and revenue, Bryan for marketing, Maya for brand, website and creative, Brad for product and engineering, Mia for finance and Nora for insight. Specialist capability sits under each executive and joins when the work needs it.
Company memory keeps decisions and their reasons, so a stated preference such as never discounting carries into later campaigns. The Brand Book and identity give the company one voice, type and set of claims it may make. A record keeps every decision and piece of work on file, and a creative studio goes from identity to a finished website.
Autonomous work covers research, analysis, drafts and routine tasks. On Pro and above, executives can take recurring responsibilities and scheduled work.
Granotic is an AI business partner for companies that are already running. Owners talk to Casper, an AI CEO, who reads the business, gives his judgment and first work, and brings in AI executives for sales, marketing, brand, product, finance and insight.
Starting is free with no card. Paid plans are $149/month (Build), $369/month (Pro) and $699/month (Max) per company, or $119, $299 and $559 per month billed annually. Enterprise is a custom annual agreement.
The site says starting is free, with no card and no commitment, and describes a first session of about five minutes with Casper. You see the first real work before paying. Payment applies when you want the company to keep operating.
It targets owners of existing companies who want help with problems, decisions and responsibilities that keep landing on their desk. Build suits founder-led companies with up to 3 users, while Pro and Max add users and autonomy.
Routine work inside an agreed responsibility continues on its own. Direction, spending beyond what you agreed, commitments and anything that cannot be undone come back to the owner first, and all work stays on the record.
Credits measure execution. Conversation draws credits at close to cost, while research, creatives, documents, browser work and autonomous execution use more. Plans include 1,000, 3,000 or 6,000 credits per month, and extra packs can be added.
The sources do not name specific integrations. Pro lists priority integrations, Max lists advanced integrations and Enterprise lists custom integrations.
Yes. The site says Casper also founds companies, and it links a separate path for people starting from an idea instead of an existing business.