Righthand is an AI agent that works as a virtual employee over text, Slack and email. First one free; paid plans from $99/month per Righthand.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Righthand is an AI agent product sold as a virtual employee. Each Righthand has its own name, photo, email address, phone number and browser. The company says it can do most of what a remote human employee can do, and that it learns on the job. The pitch is ownership: you hand over a responsibility, not a single task.
Righthand is published by American Productivity Company, per the site footer. You reach a Righthand by iMessage text, Slack, email or phone. The homepage shows examples such as chasing invoices, answering the phone, triaging an inbox, sending quotes and scheduling follow-ups. The site does not publish customer counts or a founding year.
You hire a Righthand and talk to it the way you would a colleague. The homepage shows an iMessage thread and a Slack channel where team members ask a Righthand to take a new lead, then to set up onboarding once the lead signs. The Righthand replies with what it did, such as sending a quote and scheduling a follow-up.
A Righthand stores the context it needs to keep memory and carry out ongoing work. It runs proactive routines, so work continues without a prompt each time. Permissions are set per connected account, so you decide what it may send or do from each one. A single Righthand can be shared by a whole team.
Every Righthand includes proactive routines, text, email, calls and Slack, a custom email domain, and reminders and follow-ups. It also has its own browser, so it can work inside any service with a web interface, even without a formal integration. You sign in once and it continues from there.
Integrations number more than 1,800 apps, and custom API and MCP connections are supported, each behind Yes/Ask/No permissions. The 1Password integration lets a Righthand sign in through a shared vault without seeing the passwords. Stored customer data is encrypted at rest, and traffic uses TLS 1.2 or higher.
Righthand is an AI agent that works as a virtual employee. Each one has a unique name, photo, email, phone number and skills, and takes on responsibilities for a business over text, Slack, email or phone. It learns on the job.
Starter is $99 per month per Righthand and Pro is $199 per month per Righthand. Enterprise pricing is custom. A Usage Boost adds +1x capacity for $39 one time through the rest of the billing cycle.
Your first Righthand is free for as long as you like, with no credit card required. It starts with 14 days of Starter-level capacity. A card is only needed for more Righthands or more capacity.
Only capacity. Both plans include proactive routines, text, email, calls, Slack, a custom email domain and reminders. Starter includes 1x weekly capacity and Pro includes 4x, which resets every Sunday at 12:00 UTC.
It connects to more than 1,800 apps, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Outlook, Slack, Salesforce, Notion, Zoom, Linear and Google Drive. It also supports custom REST API and MCP connections, and can use a web interface through its own browser.
No. Making payments is the one notable thing Righthands cannot do yet, according to the company, which says it ships new capabilities often.
A Righthand stores context to maintain memory and do ongoing work. Stored customer data is encrypted at rest and traffic uses TLS 1.2 or higher. The company says it does not sell data or use customer inputs and outputs to train models, and deletion can be requested.
Not yet. The company says it is working toward SOC 2 Type II attestation and suggests booking time with sales to be notified when the report is available.