Sabi vs MyGentic: Which AI Assistant Does the Work for You?
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Sabi does your admin for you over text, and MyGentic builds a profile of you that you carry into ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. They solve different problems, so the right pick depends on whether you want an assistant or a better prompt. This comparison covers price, channels, integrations, and fit as of September 2026.
What is the difference between Sabi and MyGentic?
Sabi is an AI executive assistant that reads your inbox, manages your calendar, follows up on leads, and reports on your numbers, all from a text thread. MyGentic is a personalized AI context layer: it interviews you, builds what it calls your "brain," and injects that context into the AI tools you already use.
MyGentic's how-it-works page describes it in four steps: build your brain from your email, calendar, and docs; prompt any AI with it; launch agents; add "Expert Brains." The output is context. You still open ChatGPT or Claude and type the request.
Sabi's model is the reverse. You text her "reply to the Henderson proposal and book a call for Thursday," and she does both. We built her for founders who want the task done, not a smarter blank page.
Sabi is an AI employee that completes tasks; MyGentic is a memory of you that other AI tools read before they answer.
 Sabi |  MyGentic | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | AI executive assistant | Personalized AI "brain" plus MCP context layer |
| Main job | Does the work: inbox, calendar, follow-ups, reporting | Feeds context to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini |
| How you use it | Text, email, Slack, mostly iMessage | Web app, Sage agent (private beta), MCP link inside other AI tools |
| Who it is for | Founders and owners doing $10K to $100K per month | Consultants, coaches, and experts who live inside AI chat tools |
| Company | Inovo Studios, United States | Mygentic, Dubai, founded 2024 |
How much do Sabi and MyGentic cost?
MyGentic starts at $17 per month, and Sabi retails at $295 per month with two founding offers on top. The gap is real, and it reflects what each product does: one sells context by the conversation, the other sells completed work with no metered cap.
| Pricing | Sabi | MyGentic |
|---|---|---|
| Retail price | $295/mo, month to month; currently running a founding member special that brings this down significantly | $17/mo (Authority) or $47/mo (Genius) |
| Founding offer | $200 off per month for the first 6 months ($95/mo), or a 6-month plan, currently $795 (55% off) | Annual billing: $180/yr or $480/yr |
| Usage limit | No metered cap | About 80 or 200 conversations/mo |
| Add-ons | None | Expert Brains from $17/mo; Industry Rockstar $47/mo or $497/yr |
| Free start | Free starter credits, no card | No free tier listed |
| Refund window | Month to month, cancel anytime | 14 days |
Both tools cost a fraction of a full-time US executive assistant at $84K to $144K a year plus benefits. Only one of them replaces the hours. MyGentic's numbers come from its pricing page as of September 2026.
MyGentic sells context by the conversation from $17 a month; Sabi sells completed work at $295 a month retail, with $200 off per month for the first 6 months for founding members and no metered cap.
Which one actually does tasks on your behalf?
Sabi does, today, over text. MyGentic's task agent, Sage, is marked private beta on its own Sage page.
| Doing the work | Sabi | MyGentic |
|---|---|---|
| Status | In production since early 2026 | Sage: private beta |
| Inbox | Triages and drafts replies in your voice | Sage "Do" mode: drafts and acts (beta) |
| Calendar | Books and moves meetings | Sage "Do" mode (beta) |
| Follow-ups | Chases quiet leads, preps you before calls | Not listed |
| Scheduled tasks | "Every Monday at 7 a.m., send last week's Stripe revenue" | Not listed |
| Into other AI tools | Sabi Brain (MCP) feeds your memories and Library to Claude, ChatGPT | Core product: context into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini |
| Team use | Single-user today | Genius tier: team and client brains |
Sabi executes inbox, calendar, and follow-up tasks in production over iMessage; MyGentic's equivalent, Sage, is a private beta as of September 2026.
What tools does each one connect to?
Sabi connects to more than 200 tools and acts in them; MyGentic reads from about nine sources to build a profile it hands to other AI tools. Its pricing page lists Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, Sheets, Calendar, Zoom, and uploads as inputs, and an MCP link as the output.
Sabi takes read-and-write actions across 200+ tools; MyGentic reads from about nine sources to build a profile it hands to other AI tools.
| Integrations | Sabi | MyGentic |
|---|---|---|
| Count | 200+ live connections | About 9 data connectors |
| Gmail, Outlook (read and send) | Gmail (read only, to build profile) | |
| Calendar | Google Calendar, Outlook (book and move) | Calendar (read only) |
| CRM | HubSpot, Salesforce, HighLevel, Jobber | Not listed |
| Money | Stripe, QuickBooks | Not listed |
| AI chat tools | Claude, ChatGPT, or your own agent via Sabi Brain (MCP) | Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Cursor via MCP |
| Direction | Read and write | Read in, context out |
Who should pick MyGentic instead of Sabi?
Pick MyGentic if you want a structured interview to build your profile, or if you want its Expert Brains library. Carrying your context into ChatGPT or Claude is table stakes now; Sabi Brain does that over MCP as well. MyGentic's edge is the guided brain-building process, the course, and the community, and at $17 a month it is cheap to try.
It also fits experts who want to package what they know. The Genius tier lets you build brains for clients and sell them in a marketplace with revenue share, which Sabi does not offer. The 4-Week Brain Builder Live Course and Circle community on the Authority tier point at the same buyer: someone building a knowledge product, not someone drowning in admin.
Pick Sabi if the pain is the work itself. If your inbox has 300 unread, leads go cold because nobody followed up, and you have not posted in three weeks, a better prompt does not fix that. An assistant who does it does.
MyGentic fits experts who work inside AI chat tools; Sabi fits founders who want the admin done without opening one.
How to choose between an AI assistant and a personalized AI brain: step by step
Use the Hands Test: for each task you want help with, ask whether you need better answers (a brain) or fewer tasks on your plate (hands). Most founders need hands first.
- List your five most repeated weekly tasks. Inbox triage, scheduling, lead follow-up, reporting, and content are the usual five.
- Mark each one "answer" or "action." Writing a strategy memo is an answer. Sending 12 follow-up emails is an action.
- Count the actions. Three or more actions on the list means you need an assistant that connects to your tools and executes.
- Check the channel you actually use. If you run your day from iMessage, pick the tool that lives there. If you run it from a Claude tab, pick the tool that lives there.
- Price the hours, not the subscription. At $100 an hour, 15 hours a week is $6,000 a month. Compare that to the plan price, not the plan price to $17.
- Run a real week before you commit. Both products let you start cheaply: Sabi with free starter credits, MyGentic with a 14-day refund.
Common mistakes founders make comparing Sabi and MyGentic
- Comparing the sticker prices as if the products were the same. A $17 context layer and a $295 assistant are not competing for the same budget line. One replaces re-typing your bio; the other replaces hours of admin.
- Assuming "acts on your behalf" is live everywhere. MyGentic's Sage lists a Do mode, but the page marks Sage as private beta. Ask what ships today before you build a workflow on it.
- Buying a brain when the bottleneck is hands. We have watched founders spend a month perfecting a profile and still have 300 unread emails. If the pain is volume, fix volume.
- Ignoring the direction of integrations. "Connects to Gmail" can mean "reads Gmail to learn about you" or "sends email for you." Ask which one.
- Expecting Sabi to be a team tool. She is single-user today. If you need five seats sharing one brain, MyGentic's Genius tier is built for that and Sabi is not yet.
FAQ
Q: Is MyGentic an AI assistant? A: Partly. MyGentic's core product builds a personalized profile that other AI tools read, and its assistant agent, Sage, is in private beta as of September 2026. Sabi is an AI assistant first: she completes tasks over text today.
Q: Can Sabi work inside ChatGPT or Claude like MyGentic does? A: Yes. Sabi Brain is an MCP connection that serves your memories and Library to Claude, ChatGPT, or your own agent. The difference is that Sabi also does the work herself: you text her, and she acts in your Gmail, calendar, CRM, and other tools.
Q: Which is cheaper, Sabi or MyGentic? A: MyGentic is cheaper per month at $17 or $47, with Expert Brains from $17 extra. Sabi retails at $295 per month with no conversation cap and free starter credits, and a founding member special running now brings that down significantly.
Q: Does MyGentic have a free trial? A: Its pricing page lists no free tier. It offers a 14-day full-refund guarantee on the Authority and Genius plans. Sabi gives every new user free starter credits with no card required.
Q: Can I use Sabi and MyGentic together? A: You can, but most founders will not need to. Sabi Brain already carries your context into Claude and ChatGPT, and Sabi runs the inbox, calendar, and follow-ups that come out of that strategy work. MyGentic adds value if you want its Expert Brains or its marketplace.
TL;DR
- Sabi is an AI executive assistant that does inbox, calendar, follow-up, and reporting tasks over text; MyGentic is a personalized profile you feed into ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
- MyGentic costs $17 or $47 per month with about 80 or 200 conversations included; Sabi retails at $295 per month with no metered cap, and a founding member special running now brings that down significantly.
- MyGentic's task agent, Sage, is a private beta; Sabi runs founders' admin in production today.
- Sabi connects to 200+ tools with read-and-write access; MyGentic lists about nine read connectors and outputs to AI chat tools via MCP.
- Use the Hands Test: three or more "action" tasks on your weekly list means you need an assistant, not a better prompt.
- Sabi Brain plugs your Sabi memories into Claude and ChatGPT over MCP; Sabi is single-user, while MyGentic's Genius tier supports team and client brains plus a marketplace.
If your list came back mostly actions, meet Sabi and put her on real work today. Setup takes about 60 seconds, and the first credits are on us.
The Better Pick for Business Owners: Sabi
MyGentic makes your chatbot know you better; you still do the work. Sabi knows your business and acts on it, sending the emails, moving the meetings, and building the reports over text. She is $295 a month flat with no credit meter, and a founding member special running now brings that down significantly.