SureThing is an AI agent platform for marketing, reports, and research across 1,000+ apps. Free tier available; paid plans from $18/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
SureThing is an AI agent platform from Super Intent, Inc. that aims to handle business work rather than only answer questions. The company describes it as a full AI agency: a COO, CMO, Researcher, and Engineer that share one memory. It runs inside Slack, Teams, and email, has its own cloud compute, and returns finished deliverables such as reports, campaigns, and pull requests.
The homepage positions the product for small business owners and founders. Example tasks include running social media, improving a website, launching ads, assembling investor updates, and researching competitors. The company says setup takes about five minutes and that agents run around the clock. Gappsy has not tested these claims, so this review reflects the vendor's own published material.
Users start from a solution rather than a blank chat. Each solution is a prebuilt agent for a specific workflow, such as social media automation, website audit, lead generation, or competitor research. According to the site, the agent connects to the user's tools, creates the deliverable, and asks for approval before anything irreversible happens, such as publishing content or spending money.
A single dashboard is used to chat with agents, review deliverables, approve actions, and track running tasks. Long-running work continues in the background, and the agents share one memory of what has been done. Each execution consumes credits, and the cost depends on task complexity, the amount of context and data involved, and which tools and connections are active.
Marketing features include social media automation that turns one idea into native posts for LinkedIn, X, and Instagram, short-form video, a content writer, SEO monitoring, and local SEO. A product photo workflow turns one image into a poster and a 9:16 video for approval. Ads and conversion tools cover a landing page optimizer, a website audit, and Google Maps reviews.
Reporting and research tools include business data reports, daily traffic reports, lead generation, competitor research, and an ecommerce competitor monitor. The site also describes board pack assembly, investor updates built from Stripe and a CRM, ad spend audits, weekly standups, and pull requests with passing tests. The demo website audit scores nine dimensions and ranks issues by impact.
SureThing is an AI agent platform from Super Intent, Inc. It acts as a COO, CMO, Researcher, and Engineer sharing one memory, and it completes multi-step tasks across connected apps. It returns finished deliverables such as reports, campaigns, and pull requests.
Paid plans start at $18 per month billed annually, or $30 per month billed monthly, for Basic. Plus is $36 per month billed annually ($60 monthly), and Pro is $120 per month billed annually ($200 monthly). Enterprise pricing is available by contacting the team.
Yes. Every new user gets 500 credits with no credit card required, and the Free plan can refresh to 150 daily credits on up to 5 days per monthly cycle. The Plus plan also lists a 7-day free trial.
Each execution costs credits, based on task complexity, how much context and data is involved, and which tools are active. Plan credits expire at the end of the billing cycle, while Add-on Credits do not expire. Usage can be reviewed under Settings, then Usage.
The site lists more than 1,000 integrations, including Slack, Teams, Gmail, Notion, Linear, GitHub, Stripe, Shopify, HubSpot, Salesforce, Google Ads, Meta Ads, Google Sheets, Figma, and Airtable. Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn are also named.
According to the company, chatbots answer questions while SureThing runs multi-step tasks across real apps, handles long-running work in the background, remembers what has been done, and hands back artifacts. This comparison comes from the vendor and has not been tested by Gappsy.
The homepage is aimed at small business owners and founders, with solutions for social media, website improvement, ads, and reporting. The free tier and $18 monthly entry plan keep the starting cost low, though credit usage should be monitored.
Yes. The company offers a refund on request within 28 days of payment. The account must first be downgraded to the Free plan, and then the team should be contacted. Add-on Credit purchases are final and non-refundable.