# YouSpot > YouSpot is a personal CRM for AI-native professionals. It builds a second brain from the people, companies, notes and files you already deal with, syncing Gmail, Google Calendar, HubSpot, X and LinkedIn into one graph you can ask in plain English. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with no credit card, YouSpot Pro is $10 a month, and there are no seats to count. YouSpot Pro, 30 days free is $0 today at /pricing/freetrial. Card required. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. --- # YouSpot: The AI-native Solo CRM built just for you. > YouSpot is a personal CRM for AI-native professionals. It builds a second brain from the people, companies, notes and files you already deal with, syncing Gmail, Google Calendar, HubSpot, X and LinkedIn into one graph you can ask in plain English. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with no credit card, YouSpot Pro is $10 a month, and there are no seats to count. YouSpot Pro, 30 days free is $0 today at /pricing/freetrial. Card required. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. ## What YouSpot does ### Chat with your Second Brain Ask questions across a million objects (contacts, companies, notes and files) and get answers grounded in your own data, not the internet's. ### Connect what you already use HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X/Twitter and LinkedIn. Your tools finally talking to each other. ### Agents that keep working Long-running agents inspired by OpenClaw and Hermes, plus a premium GTM app library: ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue and more. ## When to use YouSpot - Look up a person or company in the signed-in member's own network, not the public web. - Answer "who do I know at X?" across imported LinkedIn connections, contacts and companies. - Log an interaction and set a follow-up after a call or an email. - Read what needs attention today: unanswered threads, stale follow-ups, upcoming meetings. - Send email from the member's YouSpot address, or read a connected Gmail mailbox and Google Calendar for context. - Sync a contact or company both ways with a connected HubSpot portal. - Search the member's Brain graph (notes, files, objects) and cite the objects behind the answer. ## Pricing Free to start. Pro is $10 a month. Cancel anytime. Details: https://youspot.com/pricing ## For developers and agents - [llms.txt](https://youspot.com/llms.txt): this site, for language models - [llms-full.txt](https://youspot.com/llms-full.txt): the long-form version - [sitemap.xml](https://youspot.com/sitemap.xml): every public page with a last-modified date - [index.md](https://youspot.com/index.md): the home page as markdown - [agents.md](https://youspot.com/agents.md): what an agent can do here, in one page - [MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp): streamable HTTP; initialize and tools/list need no credential - [MCP server card](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json): the endpoint, transport and every tool - [MCP manifest](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp.json): every MCP server on this domain, each with its own card - [auth.md](https://youspot.com/auth.md): how an agent gets a credential - [agent identity](https://youspot.com/agent/identity): what identity you can hold here, and who you are holding - [OpenAPI 3.1](https://youspot.com/openapi.json): every HTTP endpoint that exists - [Agent Plugins manifest](https://youspot.com/plugin.json): both MCP servers and the skills, in one bundle - [ChatGPT plugin manifest](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ai-plugin.json): the OpenAI manifest, naming the OpenAPI spec, the OAuth endpoints and the logo - [API catalog](https://youspot.com/.well-known/api-catalog): RFC 9727 - [agent index](https://youspot.com/v1): every endpoint, and what each one costs in credentials - [docs MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs): the public pages over MCP, no credential at all - [sandbox MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox): the read tools over a demo account, no credential and no signup - [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox): the sandbox described: what is mounted under /sandbox, and whether the demo account is seeded - [ask](https://youspot.com/ask): a question in plain words, answered from these pages - [A2A agent card](https://youspot.com/.well-known/agent-card.json): JSON-RPC at /a2a - [OAuth 2.1 authorization server metadata](https://youspot.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server): RFC 8414 - [protected resource metadata](https://youspot.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource): RFC 9728 - [Agent Skills index](https://youspot.com/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json): skills an agent can load - [ARD catalog](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ard.json): agent resource discovery - [UCP business profile](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp): what an agent can transact with here, and what it cannot - [security.txt](https://youspot.com/.well-known/security.txt): how to report a vulnerability - [Web Bot Auth key directory](https://youspot.com/.well-known/http-message-signatures-directory): the key YouSpot agents sign their own requests with Docs: https://youspot.com/docs ## Questions ### What is YouSpot? A personal CRM for one person rather than a sales team. It imports the people and companies you already know, keeps them current from your mail, calendar and LinkedIn, and answers questions about them in plain English. ### How much does YouSpot cost? YouSpot Free is $0 a month and includes 50 credits/month, with no credit card: every account starts on it. YouSpot Pro is $10 a month and includes 1,000 credits/month, your pick of frontier models, room for 1,000,000 objects and three connected mailboxes. YouSpot Pro, 30 days free is $0 today and includes 1,000 credits/month. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. Card required, one free trial per account, available at /pricing/freetrial. Cancel anytime. ### Can an AI agent use YouSpot? Yes. YouSpot runs a Model Context Protocol server at https://youspot.com/mcp with OAuth 2.1 (PKCE S256, dynamic client registration, refresh-token rotation), so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code can connect to a member account and call its tools. ### What can the tools do? Search and read people, companies, notes and files in the member's graph; record interactions and follow-ups; read Gmail; read and edit Google Calendar events; send email from the member's YouSpot address; read LinkedIn network data; and sync with HubSpot. Listing tools is free. Product tool calls can spend member credits when MCP metering is enabled; writes ask first. ### What data does YouSpot hold? Only what a member connects: contacts, companies, notes, files, and the mail and calendar metadata from the mailboxes they link. Every tool call is scoped to the signed-in member. ### Which integrations are supported? HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X/Twitter and LinkedIn. ### How do I report a security issue? Email andrei@mail.youspot.com. The vulnerability disclosure policy is published at https://youspot.com/security, summarized at https://youspot.com/docs/security, and the machine-readable contact is https://youspot.com/.well-known/security.txt. ## Elsewhere - [Apps](https://youspot.com/tools) - [Second Brain](https://youspot.com/secondbrain) - [What is this?](https://youspot.com/about) - [Support](https://youspot.com/support), or email support@youspot.com - [Privacy](https://youspot.com/privacy), [Terms](https://youspot.com/terms) --- # YouSpot pricing > YouSpot Pro: $10/month. No seats to count, cancel anytime. All prices are in USD. Reviewed September 21, 2026. ## What it costs - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month - Use up to 1,000 credits/month - Subscriptions renew monthly. No annual plan or per-seat charges. ## Both plans at a glance - **YouSpot Free**: $0/month, 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, 1 connected mailbox, no card, no expiry. - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month, 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, 3 connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: Pro in full for 30 days at $0, card required, then $10/month unless cancelled. - **Extra credits**: $1 per 100, on either plan, and they never expire. ## Included in every plan - AI chat over your own second brain. - Long-running agents, on a schedule or on a trigger, that email you and nobody else. - Every integration: HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Obsidian and the Chrome extension. - The GTM app library: ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue, HubGrader and the rest. - The MCP server, the HTTP API and OAuth 2.1, at no extra cost. - Export of your content as a Markdown archive, any time. - The public member directory and your own public profile. ## What is included - Build your own Second Brain - Connect up to 3 Gmail accounts - Chat using top frontier models like GPT, Claude and Gemini - Store up to 1M objects (contacts, companies, notes, files) - Connect to HubSpot, X/Twitter, LinkedIn and others - Deploy always-on agents inspired by OpenClaw - Watch unlimited web pages and topics for changes ## The plans, side by side | | YouSpot Free | YouSpot Pro | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | $0/month | $10/month | | Billing | No credit card, nothing to cancel | Monthly, cancel anytime | | Credits | 50 credits/month | 1,000 credits/month | | Objects stored | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | | Connected mailboxes | 1 | 3 | | Models | Auto (picked for you) | Your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini | | AI chat | Included | Included | | Additional credits | $1 per 100 credits | $1 per 100 credits | | Credit rollover | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | | Annual billing | Not offered | Not offered | | Free trial | Not offered | 30 days at $0, card required | | Data export | Included | Included | | Integrations | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | | Long-running agents | Yes | Yes | | Web pages and topics watched | 3, checked weekly | Unlimited, checked as often as hourly | | HubSpot sync | Portals up to 10,000 contacts on HubSpot Free or Starter | Any portal | | GTM app library | Yes | Yes | | MCP server and HTTP API | Yes | Yes | | Seats | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | ## Plan tiers - **YouSpot Free**, $0/month: 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, one connected mailbox. No credit card; every sign-up starts here. - **YouSpot Pro**, $10/month: 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. For one person running agents across several accounts. ## Pro free trial - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: $0 today. - Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. - A card is required at checkout. One free trial per account. - Includes 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 stored objects, three connected mailboxes, and all Pro features. - Start the trial at [YouSpot Pro, 30 days free](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial). - YouSpot Free is separate from this Pro trial: no card required and no trial period. ## Additional credit packs | Purchase | Price (USD) | Credits | Expiration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 pack | $1 one-time | 100 | None | | 10 packs | $10 one-time | 1,000 | None | | 50 packs (maximum per purchase) | $50 one-time | 5,000 | None | - Credit packs add usage credits, not stored-object capacity or connected mailboxes. - Buy packs from billing settings. Automatic top-up is optional. - Plan credits are used before purchased credits. Purchased credit packs do not expire. ## Cost examples - YouSpot Free with 50 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription, no credit pack needed. - YouSpot Free with 150 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription plus one $1 credit pack, $1 total. - YouSpot Pro with 1,200 credits used in a billing period: $10 subscription plus two $1 credit packs, $12 total. - Examples assume the regular monthly allowance, no promotional discount, no previously purchased credit balance, and automatic top-up turned off. Paid examples exclude the free trial. ## What a credit is A credit is one unit of metered work: - A billable chat message costs 1 credit. A failed reply, or a turn in which every attempted tool fails, is not billed. - A successful metered app run costs 1 credit. A failed run is not billed. - When MCP metering is enabled for a member, a successful tool call that starts a new question group costs 1 credit. Later calls within that group are not charged again. A pause or the group action limit starts a new group. - MCP question groups can include read tools. Charging does not depend on whether a tool reaches a model. Browsing your stored data in the app is free. The documentation MCP server, sandbox, public directory, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests do not spend member credits. Plan credits reset each billing period and do not roll over. Purchased credit packs do not expire. If your balance runs out, add credits or wait for the next plan allowance; automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted. ## Limits - Objects (contacts, companies, notes, files): 100,000 on YouSpot Free, 1,000,000 on YouSpot Pro. - Connected mailboxes: 1 on YouSpot Free, 3 on YouSpot Pro. - Credits: 50 credits/month on YouSpot Free, 1,000 credits/month on YouSpot Pro. - Models: YouSpot Free runs on Auto, a model picked for you. YouSpot Pro adds your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini models. - Seats: one person on every plan. There is no team plan and no per-seat charge. - Anonymous API and MCP calls are rate limited per address; the headers that declare the budget are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). ## For agents and developers - The MCP server, the HTTP API and the OAuth server are included in both plans at no extra cost. There is no separate API tier and no per-call charge beyond credits. - No credential is needed to read the [documentation MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs), the [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox), the public directory, or any discovery document. Those are free to anyone, with no account. - Product MCP tool calls require member authorization. When metering is enabled for that member, calls spend credits by question group, including groups that only read data. - Rate limits and the headers that declare them are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). - YouSpot Free is the self-serve $0 plan every new account starts on, with 50 credits/month and no trial period. The [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) requires a card and renews at $10/month unless cancelled. There is no annual discount. ## Billing - Billed monthly in US dollars. - Change plans from billing settings. An upgrade to YouSpot Pro is immediate; cancelling takes effect at the end of the current period and returns the account to YouSpot Free. - Cancel any time from billing settings. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. - Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## Which plan for whom | Who you are | Plan | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Trying it out, one mailbox, a few questions a day | YouSpot Free, $0/month | 50 credits/month and 100,000 objects, with no card | | Running your work out of it: several accounts in sync, agents on a schedule, your pick of models | YouSpot Pro, $10/month | 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three mailboxes | | Want YouSpot Pro before paying | [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) | Pro in full for 30 days, card required, $10/month after | | A team | YouSpot Pro each | One person per account. There is no team plan and no per-seat price | ## What a credit buys | Action | Credits | | --- | --- | | A chat message that gets a reply | 1 | | A chat turn where the reply fails, or every tool in it fails | 0 | | A metered app run that succeeds | 1 | | A metered app run that fails | 0 | | The first successful MCP tool call in a question group, where member metering is on | 1 | | Later MCP tool calls in the same question group | 0 | | Reading your own stored data in the app | 0 | | The documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and every discovery document | 0 | | Product MCP initialize, ping and tools/list | 0 | | Exporting your content as a Markdown archive | 0 | ## What is not offered - No annual plan and no annual discount. Both plans are billed monthly. - No per-seat pricing and no team or enterprise tier. One account is one person. - No separate API or MCP subscription. Both are included in both plans. - No per-call charge for the HTTP API or the MCP server beyond the credits above. - No free trial on YouSpot Free: it is $0 a month for as long as you want it, and the 30-day trial is Pro's. - No usage-based overage billed after the fact. When credits run out, metered work stops until you add more or the plan allowance resets. ## Currency, taxes and payment - Every price on this page is in US dollars. - Subscription fees are in addition to any applicable taxes, as stated in section 1.2.1 of the [Terms of Use](https://youspot.com/terms). - Payment is by card at checkout, handled by Stripe. YouSpot never sees the card number. - Subscriptions renew monthly on the day you started, until cancelled. ## Buying as an agent - An agent cannot complete a purchase today. [POST /checkout_sessions](https://youspot.com/checkout_sessions) speaks the Agentic Commerce Protocol and answers 501 with `code: checkout_not_supported`, naming the version it speaks. A preflight OPTIONS returns 204. - The human checkout is [https://youspot.com/pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing). Send the person there. - The commerce profile an agent should read first is [/.well-known/ucp](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp), and the payment surface is documented at [/docs/payments](https://youspot.com/docs/payments). ## Questions ### Which plan should I pick? YouSpot Free at $0 if you ask a few questions a day and connect one mailbox: no credit card, and every account starts there. YouSpot Pro at $10 a month if you want your pick of frontier models, more than 50 credits/month, several mailboxes in sync, or more than 100,000 objects. ### Is there a free plan? Yes. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects and one connected mailbox. No credit card: sign up at https://youspot.com/pricing and you are on it. ### Is there a trial? YouSpot Pro, 30 days free: $0 today, with 1,000 credits/month and Pro features. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. Card required, one free trial per account. Start at https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial. There is no annual discount. ### What happens when I run out of credits? Metered work stops until you add credits or your plan allowance resets. Automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted, and you can still browse it in the app. ### Can I change plans? Yes, from billing settings. Moving up to YouSpot Pro takes effect immediately. Cancelling YouSpot Pro takes effect when the current period ends, so nothing already paid for is lost, and the account returns to YouSpot Free. ### Do agents pay per call? There is no separate API subscription. When MCP metering is enabled for a member, related tool calls are grouped into questions rather than charged individually. A successful tool call that starts a new group costs 1 credit; later calls in that group are not charged again. This can include read tools and does not depend on whether a call reaches a model. ### What costs nothing? Browsing your stored data in the app, the documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and profiles, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests. Product MCP read tools can spend credits when member metering is enabled. ### How do I cancel? From billing settings, any time. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## The plans - [YouSpot Free](https://youspot.com/pricing): $0 a month, 50 credits/month - [YouSpot Pro](https://youspot.com/pricing/pro): $10 a month, 1,000 credits/month ## More - [Pricing page](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [How it works](https://youspot.com/how-it-works): what the product does, in three steps - [Features](https://youspot.com/features): the six parts, and what each is for - [Use cases](https://youspot.com/use-cases): every agent that ships, and what it watches - [FAQ](https://youspot.com/faq): the questions people ask before they connect - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) - [Support](https://youspot.com/support), or email support@youspot.com --- # YouSpot pricing > YouSpot Pro: $10/month. No seats to count, cancel anytime. All prices are in USD. Reviewed September 21, 2026. ## What it costs - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month - Use up to 1,000 credits/month - Subscriptions renew monthly. No annual plan or per-seat charges. ## Both plans at a glance - **YouSpot Free**: $0/month, 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, 1 connected mailbox, no card, no expiry. - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month, 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, 3 connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: Pro in full for 30 days at $0, card required, then $10/month unless cancelled. - **Extra credits**: $1 per 100, on either plan, and they never expire. ## Included in every plan - AI chat over your own second brain. - Long-running agents, on a schedule or on a trigger, that email you and nobody else. - Every integration: HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Obsidian and the Chrome extension. - The GTM app library: ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue, HubGrader and the rest. - The MCP server, the HTTP API and OAuth 2.1, at no extra cost. - Export of your content as a Markdown archive, any time. - The public member directory and your own public profile. ## What is included - Build your own Second Brain - Connect up to 3 Gmail accounts - Chat using top frontier models like GPT, Claude and Gemini - Store up to 1M objects (contacts, companies, notes, files) - Connect to HubSpot, X/Twitter, LinkedIn and others - Deploy always-on agents inspired by OpenClaw - Watch unlimited web pages and topics for changes ## The plans, side by side | | YouSpot Free | YouSpot Pro | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | $0/month | $10/month | | Billing | No credit card, nothing to cancel | Monthly, cancel anytime | | Credits | 50 credits/month | 1,000 credits/month | | Objects stored | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | | Connected mailboxes | 1 | 3 | | Models | Auto (picked for you) | Your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini | | AI chat | Included | Included | | Additional credits | $1 per 100 credits | $1 per 100 credits | | Credit rollover | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | | Annual billing | Not offered | Not offered | | Free trial | Not offered | 30 days at $0, card required | | Data export | Included | Included | | Integrations | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | | Long-running agents | Yes | Yes | | Web pages and topics watched | 3, checked weekly | Unlimited, checked as often as hourly | | HubSpot sync | Portals up to 10,000 contacts on HubSpot Free or Starter | Any portal | | GTM app library | Yes | Yes | | MCP server and HTTP API | Yes | Yes | | Seats | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | ## Plan tiers - **YouSpot Free**, $0/month: 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, one connected mailbox. No credit card; every sign-up starts here. - **YouSpot Pro**, $10/month: 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. For one person running agents across several accounts. ## Pro free trial - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: $0 today. - Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. - A card is required at checkout. One free trial per account. - Includes 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 stored objects, three connected mailboxes, and all Pro features. - Start the trial at [YouSpot Pro, 30 days free](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial). - YouSpot Free is separate from this Pro trial: no card required and no trial period. ## Additional credit packs | Purchase | Price (USD) | Credits | Expiration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 pack | $1 one-time | 100 | None | | 10 packs | $10 one-time | 1,000 | None | | 50 packs (maximum per purchase) | $50 one-time | 5,000 | None | - Credit packs add usage credits, not stored-object capacity or connected mailboxes. - Buy packs from billing settings. Automatic top-up is optional. - Plan credits are used before purchased credits. Purchased credit packs do not expire. ## Cost examples - YouSpot Free with 50 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription, no credit pack needed. - YouSpot Free with 150 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription plus one $1 credit pack, $1 total. - YouSpot Pro with 1,200 credits used in a billing period: $10 subscription plus two $1 credit packs, $12 total. - Examples assume the regular monthly allowance, no promotional discount, no previously purchased credit balance, and automatic top-up turned off. Paid examples exclude the free trial. ## What a credit is A credit is one unit of metered work: - A billable chat message costs 1 credit. A failed reply, or a turn in which every attempted tool fails, is not billed. - A successful metered app run costs 1 credit. A failed run is not billed. - When MCP metering is enabled for a member, a successful tool call that starts a new question group costs 1 credit. Later calls within that group are not charged again. A pause or the group action limit starts a new group. - MCP question groups can include read tools. Charging does not depend on whether a tool reaches a model. Browsing your stored data in the app is free. The documentation MCP server, sandbox, public directory, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests do not spend member credits. Plan credits reset each billing period and do not roll over. Purchased credit packs do not expire. If your balance runs out, add credits or wait for the next plan allowance; automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted. ## Limits - Objects (contacts, companies, notes, files): 100,000 on YouSpot Free, 1,000,000 on YouSpot Pro. - Connected mailboxes: 1 on YouSpot Free, 3 on YouSpot Pro. - Credits: 50 credits/month on YouSpot Free, 1,000 credits/month on YouSpot Pro. - Models: YouSpot Free runs on Auto, a model picked for you. YouSpot Pro adds your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini models. - Seats: one person on every plan. There is no team plan and no per-seat charge. - Anonymous API and MCP calls are rate limited per address; the headers that declare the budget are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). ## For agents and developers - The MCP server, the HTTP API and the OAuth server are included in both plans at no extra cost. There is no separate API tier and no per-call charge beyond credits. - No credential is needed to read the [documentation MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs), the [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox), the public directory, or any discovery document. Those are free to anyone, with no account. - Product MCP tool calls require member authorization. When metering is enabled for that member, calls spend credits by question group, including groups that only read data. - Rate limits and the headers that declare them are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). - YouSpot Free is the self-serve $0 plan every new account starts on, with 50 credits/month and no trial period. The [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) requires a card and renews at $10/month unless cancelled. There is no annual discount. ## Billing - Billed monthly in US dollars. - Change plans from billing settings. An upgrade to YouSpot Pro is immediate; cancelling takes effect at the end of the current period and returns the account to YouSpot Free. - Cancel any time from billing settings. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. - Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## Which plan for whom | Who you are | Plan | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Trying it out, one mailbox, a few questions a day | YouSpot Free, $0/month | 50 credits/month and 100,000 objects, with no card | | Running your work out of it: several accounts in sync, agents on a schedule, your pick of models | YouSpot Pro, $10/month | 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three mailboxes | | Want YouSpot Pro before paying | [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) | Pro in full for 30 days, card required, $10/month after | | A team | YouSpot Pro each | One person per account. There is no team plan and no per-seat price | ## What a credit buys | Action | Credits | | --- | --- | | A chat message that gets a reply | 1 | | A chat turn where the reply fails, or every tool in it fails | 0 | | A metered app run that succeeds | 1 | | A metered app run that fails | 0 | | The first successful MCP tool call in a question group, where member metering is on | 1 | | Later MCP tool calls in the same question group | 0 | | Reading your own stored data in the app | 0 | | The documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and every discovery document | 0 | | Product MCP initialize, ping and tools/list | 0 | | Exporting your content as a Markdown archive | 0 | ## What is not offered - No annual plan and no annual discount. Both plans are billed monthly. - No per-seat pricing and no team or enterprise tier. One account is one person. - No separate API or MCP subscription. Both are included in both plans. - No per-call charge for the HTTP API or the MCP server beyond the credits above. - No free trial on YouSpot Free: it is $0 a month for as long as you want it, and the 30-day trial is Pro's. - No usage-based overage billed after the fact. When credits run out, metered work stops until you add more or the plan allowance resets. ## Currency, taxes and payment - Every price on this page is in US dollars. - Subscription fees are in addition to any applicable taxes, as stated in section 1.2.1 of the [Terms of Use](https://youspot.com/terms). - Payment is by card at checkout, handled by Stripe. YouSpot never sees the card number. - Subscriptions renew monthly on the day you started, until cancelled. ## Buying as an agent - An agent cannot complete a purchase today. [POST /checkout_sessions](https://youspot.com/checkout_sessions) speaks the Agentic Commerce Protocol and answers 501 with `code: checkout_not_supported`, naming the version it speaks. A preflight OPTIONS returns 204. - The human checkout is [https://youspot.com/pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing). Send the person there. - The commerce profile an agent should read first is [/.well-known/ucp](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp), and the payment surface is documented at [/docs/payments](https://youspot.com/docs/payments). ## Questions ### Which plan should I pick? YouSpot Free at $0 if you ask a few questions a day and connect one mailbox: no credit card, and every account starts there. YouSpot Pro at $10 a month if you want your pick of frontier models, more than 50 credits/month, several mailboxes in sync, or more than 100,000 objects. ### Is there a free plan? Yes. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects and one connected mailbox. No credit card: sign up at https://youspot.com/pricing and you are on it. ### Is there a trial? YouSpot Pro, 30 days free: $0 today, with 1,000 credits/month and Pro features. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. Card required, one free trial per account. Start at https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial. There is no annual discount. ### What happens when I run out of credits? Metered work stops until you add credits or your plan allowance resets. Automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted, and you can still browse it in the app. ### Can I change plans? Yes, from billing settings. Moving up to YouSpot Pro takes effect immediately. Cancelling YouSpot Pro takes effect when the current period ends, so nothing already paid for is lost, and the account returns to YouSpot Free. ### Do agents pay per call? There is no separate API subscription. When MCP metering is enabled for a member, related tool calls are grouped into questions rather than charged individually. A successful tool call that starts a new group costs 1 credit; later calls in that group are not charged again. This can include read tools and does not depend on whether a call reaches a model. ### What costs nothing? Browsing your stored data in the app, the documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and profiles, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests. Product MCP read tools can spend credits when member metering is enabled. ### How do I cancel? From billing settings, any time. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## The plans - [YouSpot Free](https://youspot.com/pricing): $0 a month, 50 credits/month - [YouSpot Pro](https://youspot.com/pricing/pro): $10 a month, 1,000 credits/month ## More - [Pricing page](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [How it works](https://youspot.com/how-it-works): what the product does, in three steps - [Features](https://youspot.com/features): the six parts, and what each is for - [Use cases](https://youspot.com/use-cases): every agent that ships, and what it watches - [FAQ](https://youspot.com/faq): the questions people ask before they connect - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) - [Support](https://youspot.com/support), or email support@youspot.com --- # YouSpot Pro free trial pricing > YouSpot Pro, 30 days free: $0 today. No seats to count, cancel anytime. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. All prices are in USD. Reviewed September 21, 2026. ## What it costs - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: $0 today - Use up to 1,000 credits/month - Subscriptions renew monthly. No annual plan or per-seat charges. ## Both plans at a glance - **YouSpot Free**: $0/month, 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, 1 connected mailbox, no card, no expiry. - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month, 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, 3 connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: Pro in full for 30 days at $0, card required, then $10/month unless cancelled. - **Extra credits**: $1 per 100, on either plan, and they never expire. ## Included in every plan - AI chat over your own second brain. - Long-running agents, on a schedule or on a trigger, that email you and nobody else. - Every integration: HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Obsidian and the Chrome extension. - The GTM app library: ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue, HubGrader and the rest. - The MCP server, the HTTP API and OAuth 2.1, at no extra cost. - Export of your content as a Markdown archive, any time. - The public member directory and your own public profile. ## What is included - Build your own Second Brain - Connect up to 3 Gmail accounts - Chat using top frontier models like GPT, Claude and Gemini - Store up to 1M objects (contacts, companies, notes, files) - Connect to HubSpot, X/Twitter, LinkedIn and others - Deploy always-on agents inspired by OpenClaw - Watch unlimited web pages and topics for changes ## The plans, side by side | | YouSpot Free | YouSpot Pro | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | $0/month | $10/month | | Billing | No credit card, nothing to cancel | Monthly, cancel anytime | | Credits | 50 credits/month | 1,000 credits/month | | Objects stored | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | | Connected mailboxes | 1 | 3 | | Models | Auto (picked for you) | Your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini | | AI chat | Included | Included | | Additional credits | $1 per 100 credits | $1 per 100 credits | | Credit rollover | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | | Annual billing | Not offered | Not offered | | Free trial | Not offered | 30 days at $0, card required | | Data export | Included | Included | | Integrations | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | | Long-running agents | Yes | Yes | | Web pages and topics watched | 3, checked weekly | Unlimited, checked as often as hourly | | HubSpot sync | Portals up to 10,000 contacts on HubSpot Free or Starter | Any portal | | GTM app library | Yes | Yes | | MCP server and HTTP API | Yes | Yes | | Seats | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | ## Plan tiers - **YouSpot Free**, $0/month: 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, one connected mailbox. No credit card; every sign-up starts here. - **YouSpot Pro**, $10/month: 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. For one person running agents across several accounts. ## Pro free trial - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: $0 today. - Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. - A card is required at checkout. One free trial per account. - Includes 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 stored objects, three connected mailboxes, and all Pro features. - Start the trial at [YouSpot Pro, 30 days free](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial). - YouSpot Free is separate from this Pro trial: no card required and no trial period. ## Additional credit packs | Purchase | Price (USD) | Credits | Expiration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 pack | $1 one-time | 100 | None | | 10 packs | $10 one-time | 1,000 | None | | 50 packs (maximum per purchase) | $50 one-time | 5,000 | None | - Credit packs add usage credits, not stored-object capacity or connected mailboxes. - Buy packs from billing settings. Automatic top-up is optional. - Plan credits are used before purchased credits. Purchased credit packs do not expire. ## Cost examples - YouSpot Free with 50 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription, no credit pack needed. - YouSpot Free with 150 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription plus one $1 credit pack, $1 total. - YouSpot Pro with 1,200 credits used in a billing period: $10 subscription plus two $1 credit packs, $12 total. - Examples assume the regular monthly allowance, no promotional discount, no previously purchased credit balance, and automatic top-up turned off. Paid examples exclude the free trial. ## What a credit is A credit is one unit of metered work: - A billable chat message costs 1 credit. A failed reply, or a turn in which every attempted tool fails, is not billed. - A successful metered app run costs 1 credit. A failed run is not billed. - When MCP metering is enabled for a member, a successful tool call that starts a new question group costs 1 credit. Later calls within that group are not charged again. A pause or the group action limit starts a new group. - MCP question groups can include read tools. Charging does not depend on whether a tool reaches a model. Browsing your stored data in the app is free. The documentation MCP server, sandbox, public directory, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests do not spend member credits. Plan credits reset each billing period and do not roll over. Purchased credit packs do not expire. If your balance runs out, add credits or wait for the next plan allowance; automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted. ## Limits - Objects (contacts, companies, notes, files): 100,000 on YouSpot Free, 1,000,000 on YouSpot Pro. - Connected mailboxes: 1 on YouSpot Free, 3 on YouSpot Pro. - Credits: 50 credits/month on YouSpot Free, 1,000 credits/month on YouSpot Pro. - Models: YouSpot Free runs on Auto, a model picked for you. YouSpot Pro adds your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini models. - Seats: one person on every plan. There is no team plan and no per-seat charge. - Anonymous API and MCP calls are rate limited per address; the headers that declare the budget are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). ## For agents and developers - The MCP server, the HTTP API and the OAuth server are included in both plans at no extra cost. There is no separate API tier and no per-call charge beyond credits. - No credential is needed to read the [documentation MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs), the [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox), the public directory, or any discovery document. Those are free to anyone, with no account. - Product MCP tool calls require member authorization. When metering is enabled for that member, calls spend credits by question group, including groups that only read data. - Rate limits and the headers that declare them are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). - YouSpot Free is the self-serve $0 plan every new account starts on, with 50 credits/month and no trial period. The [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) requires a card and renews at $10/month unless cancelled. There is no annual discount. ## Billing - Billed monthly in US dollars. - Change plans from billing settings. An upgrade to YouSpot Pro is immediate; cancelling takes effect at the end of the current period and returns the account to YouSpot Free. - Cancel any time from billing settings. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. - Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## Which plan for whom | Who you are | Plan | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Trying it out, one mailbox, a few questions a day | YouSpot Free, $0/month | 50 credits/month and 100,000 objects, with no card | | Running your work out of it: several accounts in sync, agents on a schedule, your pick of models | YouSpot Pro, $10/month | 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three mailboxes | | Want YouSpot Pro before paying | [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) | Pro in full for 30 days, card required, $10/month after | | A team | YouSpot Pro each | One person per account. There is no team plan and no per-seat price | ## What a credit buys | Action | Credits | | --- | --- | | A chat message that gets a reply | 1 | | A chat turn where the reply fails, or every tool in it fails | 0 | | A metered app run that succeeds | 1 | | A metered app run that fails | 0 | | The first successful MCP tool call in a question group, where member metering is on | 1 | | Later MCP tool calls in the same question group | 0 | | Reading your own stored data in the app | 0 | | The documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and every discovery document | 0 | | Product MCP initialize, ping and tools/list | 0 | | Exporting your content as a Markdown archive | 0 | ## What is not offered - No annual plan and no annual discount. Both plans are billed monthly. - No per-seat pricing and no team or enterprise tier. One account is one person. - No separate API or MCP subscription. Both are included in both plans. - No per-call charge for the HTTP API or the MCP server beyond the credits above. - No free trial on YouSpot Free: it is $0 a month for as long as you want it, and the 30-day trial is Pro's. - No usage-based overage billed after the fact. When credits run out, metered work stops until you add more or the plan allowance resets. ## Currency, taxes and payment - Every price on this page is in US dollars. - Subscription fees are in addition to any applicable taxes, as stated in section 1.2.1 of the [Terms of Use](https://youspot.com/terms). - Payment is by card at checkout, handled by Stripe. YouSpot never sees the card number. - Subscriptions renew monthly on the day you started, until cancelled. ## Buying as an agent - An agent cannot complete a purchase today. [POST /checkout_sessions](https://youspot.com/checkout_sessions) speaks the Agentic Commerce Protocol and answers 501 with `code: checkout_not_supported`, naming the version it speaks. A preflight OPTIONS returns 204. - The human checkout is [https://youspot.com/pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing). Send the person there. - The commerce profile an agent should read first is [/.well-known/ucp](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp), and the payment surface is documented at [/docs/payments](https://youspot.com/docs/payments). ## Questions ### Which plan should I pick? YouSpot Free at $0 if you ask a few questions a day and connect one mailbox: no credit card, and every account starts there. YouSpot Pro at $10 a month if you want your pick of frontier models, more than 50 credits/month, several mailboxes in sync, or more than 100,000 objects. ### Is there a free plan? Yes. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects and one connected mailbox. No credit card: sign up at https://youspot.com/pricing and you are on it. ### Is there a trial? YouSpot Pro, 30 days free: $0 today, with 1,000 credits/month and Pro features. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. Card required, one free trial per account. Start at https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial. There is no annual discount. ### What happens when I run out of credits? Metered work stops until you add credits or your plan allowance resets. Automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted, and you can still browse it in the app. ### Can I change plans? Yes, from billing settings. Moving up to YouSpot Pro takes effect immediately. Cancelling YouSpot Pro takes effect when the current period ends, so nothing already paid for is lost, and the account returns to YouSpot Free. ### Do agents pay per call? There is no separate API subscription. When MCP metering is enabled for a member, related tool calls are grouped into questions rather than charged individually. A successful tool call that starts a new group costs 1 credit; later calls in that group are not charged again. This can include read tools and does not depend on whether a call reaches a model. ### What costs nothing? Browsing your stored data in the app, the documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and profiles, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests. Product MCP read tools can spend credits when member metering is enabled. ### How do I cancel? From billing settings, any time. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## The plans - [YouSpot Free](https://youspot.com/pricing): $0 a month, 50 credits/month - [YouSpot Pro](https://youspot.com/pricing/pro): $10 a month, 1,000 credits/month ## More - [Pricing page](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [How it works](https://youspot.com/how-it-works): what the product does, in three steps - [Features](https://youspot.com/features): the six parts, and what each is for - [Use cases](https://youspot.com/use-cases): every agent that ships, and what it watches - [FAQ](https://youspot.com/faq): the questions people ask before they connect - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) - [Support](https://youspot.com/support), or email support@youspot.com --- # YouSpot pricing > YouSpot Pro: $10/month. No seats to count, cancel anytime. All prices are in USD. Reviewed September 21, 2026. ## What it costs - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month - Use up to 1,000 credits/month - Subscriptions renew monthly. No annual plan or per-seat charges. ## Both plans at a glance - **YouSpot Free**: $0/month, 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, 1 connected mailbox, no card, no expiry. - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month, 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, 3 connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: Pro in full for 30 days at $0, card required, then $10/month unless cancelled. - **Extra credits**: $1 per 100, on either plan, and they never expire. ## Included in every plan - AI chat over your own second brain. - Long-running agents, on a schedule or on a trigger, that email you and nobody else. - Every integration: HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Obsidian and the Chrome extension. - The GTM app library: ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue, HubGrader and the rest. - The MCP server, the HTTP API and OAuth 2.1, at no extra cost. - Export of your content as a Markdown archive, any time. - The public member directory and your own public profile. ## What is included - Build your own Second Brain - Connect up to 3 Gmail accounts - Chat using top frontier models like GPT, Claude and Gemini - Store up to 1M objects (contacts, companies, notes, files) - Connect to HubSpot, X/Twitter, LinkedIn and others - Deploy always-on agents inspired by OpenClaw - Watch unlimited web pages and topics for changes ## The plans, side by side | | YouSpot Free | YouSpot Pro | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | $0/month | $10/month | | Billing | No credit card, nothing to cancel | Monthly, cancel anytime | | Credits | 50 credits/month | 1,000 credits/month | | Objects stored | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | | Connected mailboxes | 1 | 3 | | Models | Auto (picked for you) | Your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini | | AI chat | Included | Included | | Additional credits | $1 per 100 credits | $1 per 100 credits | | Credit rollover | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | | Annual billing | Not offered | Not offered | | Free trial | Not offered | 30 days at $0, card required | | Data export | Included | Included | | Integrations | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | | Long-running agents | Yes | Yes | | Web pages and topics watched | 3, checked weekly | Unlimited, checked as often as hourly | | HubSpot sync | Portals up to 10,000 contacts on HubSpot Free or Starter | Any portal | | GTM app library | Yes | Yes | | MCP server and HTTP API | Yes | Yes | | Seats | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | ## Plan tiers - **YouSpot Free**, $0/month: 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, one connected mailbox. No credit card; every sign-up starts here. - **YouSpot Pro**, $10/month: 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. For one person running agents across several accounts. ## Pro free trial - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: $0 today. - Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. - A card is required at checkout. One free trial per account. - Includes 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 stored objects, three connected mailboxes, and all Pro features. - Start the trial at [YouSpot Pro, 30 days free](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial). - YouSpot Free is separate from this Pro trial: no card required and no trial period. ## Additional credit packs | Purchase | Price (USD) | Credits | Expiration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 pack | $1 one-time | 100 | None | | 10 packs | $10 one-time | 1,000 | None | | 50 packs (maximum per purchase) | $50 one-time | 5,000 | None | - Credit packs add usage credits, not stored-object capacity or connected mailboxes. - Buy packs from billing settings. Automatic top-up is optional. - Plan credits are used before purchased credits. Purchased credit packs do not expire. ## Cost examples - YouSpot Free with 50 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription, no credit pack needed. - YouSpot Free with 150 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription plus one $1 credit pack, $1 total. - YouSpot Pro with 1,200 credits used in a billing period: $10 subscription plus two $1 credit packs, $12 total. - Examples assume the regular monthly allowance, no promotional discount, no previously purchased credit balance, and automatic top-up turned off. Paid examples exclude the free trial. ## What a credit is A credit is one unit of metered work: - A billable chat message costs 1 credit. A failed reply, or a turn in which every attempted tool fails, is not billed. - A successful metered app run costs 1 credit. A failed run is not billed. - When MCP metering is enabled for a member, a successful tool call that starts a new question group costs 1 credit. Later calls within that group are not charged again. A pause or the group action limit starts a new group. - MCP question groups can include read tools. Charging does not depend on whether a tool reaches a model. Browsing your stored data in the app is free. The documentation MCP server, sandbox, public directory, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests do not spend member credits. Plan credits reset each billing period and do not roll over. Purchased credit packs do not expire. If your balance runs out, add credits or wait for the next plan allowance; automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted. ## Limits - Objects (contacts, companies, notes, files): 100,000 on YouSpot Free, 1,000,000 on YouSpot Pro. - Connected mailboxes: 1 on YouSpot Free, 3 on YouSpot Pro. - Credits: 50 credits/month on YouSpot Free, 1,000 credits/month on YouSpot Pro. - Models: YouSpot Free runs on Auto, a model picked for you. YouSpot Pro adds your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini models. - Seats: one person on every plan. There is no team plan and no per-seat charge. - Anonymous API and MCP calls are rate limited per address; the headers that declare the budget are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). ## For agents and developers - The MCP server, the HTTP API and the OAuth server are included in both plans at no extra cost. There is no separate API tier and no per-call charge beyond credits. - No credential is needed to read the [documentation MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs), the [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox), the public directory, or any discovery document. Those are free to anyone, with no account. - Product MCP tool calls require member authorization. When metering is enabled for that member, calls spend credits by question group, including groups that only read data. - Rate limits and the headers that declare them are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). - YouSpot Free is the self-serve $0 plan every new account starts on, with 50 credits/month and no trial period. The [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) requires a card and renews at $10/month unless cancelled. There is no annual discount. ## Billing - Billed monthly in US dollars. - Change plans from billing settings. An upgrade to YouSpot Pro is immediate; cancelling takes effect at the end of the current period and returns the account to YouSpot Free. - Cancel any time from billing settings. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. - Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## Which plan for whom | Who you are | Plan | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Trying it out, one mailbox, a few questions a day | YouSpot Free, $0/month | 50 credits/month and 100,000 objects, with no card | | Running your work out of it: several accounts in sync, agents on a schedule, your pick of models | YouSpot Pro, $10/month | 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three mailboxes | | Want YouSpot Pro before paying | [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) | Pro in full for 30 days, card required, $10/month after | | A team | YouSpot Pro each | One person per account. There is no team plan and no per-seat price | ## What a credit buys | Action | Credits | | --- | --- | | A chat message that gets a reply | 1 | | A chat turn where the reply fails, or every tool in it fails | 0 | | A metered app run that succeeds | 1 | | A metered app run that fails | 0 | | The first successful MCP tool call in a question group, where member metering is on | 1 | | Later MCP tool calls in the same question group | 0 | | Reading your own stored data in the app | 0 | | The documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and every discovery document | 0 | | Product MCP initialize, ping and tools/list | 0 | | Exporting your content as a Markdown archive | 0 | ## What is not offered - No annual plan and no annual discount. Both plans are billed monthly. - No per-seat pricing and no team or enterprise tier. One account is one person. - No separate API or MCP subscription. Both are included in both plans. - No per-call charge for the HTTP API or the MCP server beyond the credits above. - No free trial on YouSpot Free: it is $0 a month for as long as you want it, and the 30-day trial is Pro's. - No usage-based overage billed after the fact. When credits run out, metered work stops until you add more or the plan allowance resets. ## Currency, taxes and payment - Every price on this page is in US dollars. - Subscription fees are in addition to any applicable taxes, as stated in section 1.2.1 of the [Terms of Use](https://youspot.com/terms). - Payment is by card at checkout, handled by Stripe. YouSpot never sees the card number. - Subscriptions renew monthly on the day you started, until cancelled. ## Buying as an agent - An agent cannot complete a purchase today. [POST /checkout_sessions](https://youspot.com/checkout_sessions) speaks the Agentic Commerce Protocol and answers 501 with `code: checkout_not_supported`, naming the version it speaks. A preflight OPTIONS returns 204. - The human checkout is [https://youspot.com/pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing). Send the person there. - The commerce profile an agent should read first is [/.well-known/ucp](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp), and the payment surface is documented at [/docs/payments](https://youspot.com/docs/payments). ## Questions ### Which plan should I pick? YouSpot Free at $0 if you ask a few questions a day and connect one mailbox: no credit card, and every account starts there. YouSpot Pro at $10 a month if you want your pick of frontier models, more than 50 credits/month, several mailboxes in sync, or more than 100,000 objects. ### Is there a free plan? Yes. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects and one connected mailbox. No credit card: sign up at https://youspot.com/pricing and you are on it. ### Is there a trial? YouSpot Pro, 30 days free: $0 today, with 1,000 credits/month and Pro features. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. Card required, one free trial per account. Start at https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial. There is no annual discount. ### What happens when I run out of credits? Metered work stops until you add credits or your plan allowance resets. Automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted, and you can still browse it in the app. ### Can I change plans? Yes, from billing settings. Moving up to YouSpot Pro takes effect immediately. Cancelling YouSpot Pro takes effect when the current period ends, so nothing already paid for is lost, and the account returns to YouSpot Free. ### Do agents pay per call? There is no separate API subscription. When MCP metering is enabled for a member, related tool calls are grouped into questions rather than charged individually. A successful tool call that starts a new group costs 1 credit; later calls in that group are not charged again. This can include read tools and does not depend on whether a call reaches a model. ### What costs nothing? Browsing your stored data in the app, the documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and profiles, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests. Product MCP read tools can spend credits when member metering is enabled. ### How do I cancel? From billing settings, any time. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## The plans - [YouSpot Free](https://youspot.com/pricing): $0 a month, 50 credits/month - [YouSpot Pro](https://youspot.com/pricing/pro): $10 a month, 1,000 credits/month ## More - [Pricing page](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [How it works](https://youspot.com/how-it-works): what the product does, in three steps - [Features](https://youspot.com/features): the six parts, and what each is for - [Use cases](https://youspot.com/use-cases): every agent that ships, and what it watches - [FAQ](https://youspot.com/faq): the questions people ask before they connect - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) - [Support](https://youspot.com/support), or email support@youspot.com --- # YouSpot Solo pricing > YouSpot Solo: $1/month. No seats to count, cancel anytime. This is a legacy, unlisted plan for existing members. New accounts start on Free and can upgrade to Pro. All prices are in USD. Reviewed September 21, 2026. ## What it costs - **YouSpot Solo**: $1/month - Use up to 100 credits/month - Subscriptions renew monthly. No annual plan or per-seat charges. ## Both plans at a glance - **YouSpot Free**: $0/month, 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, 1 connected mailbox, no card, no expiry. - **YouSpot Pro**: $10/month, 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, 3 connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: Pro in full for 30 days at $0, card required, then $10/month unless cancelled. - **Extra credits**: $1 per 100, on either plan, and they never expire. ## Included in every plan - AI chat over your own second brain. - Long-running agents, on a schedule or on a trigger, that email you and nobody else. - Every integration: HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Obsidian and the Chrome extension. - The GTM app library: ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue, HubGrader and the rest. - The MCP server, the HTTP API and OAuth 2.1, at no extra cost. - Export of your content as a Markdown archive, any time. - The public member directory and your own public profile. ## What is included - Build your own Second Brain - Connect up to 3 Gmail accounts - Chat using top frontier models like GPT, Claude and Gemini - Store up to 1M objects (contacts, companies, notes, files) - Connect to HubSpot, X/Twitter, LinkedIn and others - Deploy always-on agents inspired by OpenClaw - Watch unlimited web pages and topics for changes ## The plans, side by side | | YouSpot Free | YouSpot Pro | | --- | --- | --- | | Price | $0/month | $10/month | | Billing | No credit card, nothing to cancel | Monthly, cancel anytime | | Credits | 50 credits/month | 1,000 credits/month | | Objects stored | 100,000 | 1,000,000 | | Connected mailboxes | 1 | 3 | | Models | Auto (picked for you) | Your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini | | AI chat | Included | Included | | Additional credits | $1 per 100 credits | $1 per 100 credits | | Credit rollover | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | Plan credits expire; purchased credits do not | | Annual billing | Not offered | Not offered | | Free trial | Not offered | 30 days at $0, card required | | Data export | Included | Included | | Integrations | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | HubSpot, Gmail, Google Calendar, X, LinkedIn | | Long-running agents | Yes | Yes | | Web pages and topics watched | 3, checked weekly | Unlimited, checked as often as hourly | | HubSpot sync | Portals up to 10,000 contacts on HubSpot Free or Starter | Any portal | | GTM app library | Yes | Yes | | MCP server and HTTP API | Yes | Yes | | Seats | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | One person. There are no per-seat charges. | ## Plan tiers - **YouSpot Free**, $0/month: 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects, one connected mailbox. No credit card; every sign-up starts here. - **YouSpot Pro**, $10/month: 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three connected mailboxes, your pick of frontier models. For one person running agents across several accounts. ## Pro free trial - **YouSpot Pro, 30 days free**: $0 today. - Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. - A card is required at checkout. One free trial per account. - Includes 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 stored objects, three connected mailboxes, and all Pro features. - Start the trial at [YouSpot Pro, 30 days free](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial). - YouSpot Free is separate from this Pro trial: no card required and no trial period. ## Additional credit packs | Purchase | Price (USD) | Credits | Expiration | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 pack | $1 one-time | 100 | None | | 10 packs | $10 one-time | 1,000 | None | | 50 packs (maximum per purchase) | $50 one-time | 5,000 | None | - Credit packs add usage credits, not stored-object capacity or connected mailboxes. - Buy packs from billing settings. Automatic top-up is optional. - Plan credits are used before purchased credits. Purchased credit packs do not expire. ## Cost examples - YouSpot Free with 50 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription, no credit pack needed. - YouSpot Free with 150 credits used in a billing period: $0 subscription plus one $1 credit pack, $1 total. - YouSpot Pro with 1,200 credits used in a billing period: $10 subscription plus two $1 credit packs, $12 total. - Examples assume the regular monthly allowance, no promotional discount, no previously purchased credit balance, and automatic top-up turned off. Paid examples exclude the free trial. ## What a credit is A credit is one unit of metered work: - A billable chat message costs 1 credit. A failed reply, or a turn in which every attempted tool fails, is not billed. - A successful metered app run costs 1 credit. A failed run is not billed. - When MCP metering is enabled for a member, a successful tool call that starts a new question group costs 1 credit. Later calls within that group are not charged again. A pause or the group action limit starts a new group. - MCP question groups can include read tools. Charging does not depend on whether a tool reaches a model. Browsing your stored data in the app is free. The documentation MCP server, sandbox, public directory, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests do not spend member credits. Plan credits reset each billing period and do not roll over. Purchased credit packs do not expire. If your balance runs out, add credits or wait for the next plan allowance; automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted. ## Limits - Objects (contacts, companies, notes, files): 100,000 on YouSpot Free, 1,000,000 on YouSpot Pro. - Connected mailboxes: 1 on YouSpot Free, 3 on YouSpot Pro. - Credits: 50 credits/month on YouSpot Free, 1,000 credits/month on YouSpot Pro. - Models: YouSpot Free runs on Auto, a model picked for you. YouSpot Pro adds your pick of OpenAI, Anthropic and Gemini models. - Seats: one person on every plan. There is no team plan and no per-seat charge. - Anonymous API and MCP calls are rate limited per address; the headers that declare the budget are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). ## For agents and developers - The MCP server, the HTTP API and the OAuth server are included in both plans at no extra cost. There is no separate API tier and no per-call charge beyond credits. - No credential is needed to read the [documentation MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs), the [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox), the public directory, or any discovery document. Those are free to anyone, with no account. - Product MCP tool calls require member authorization. When metering is enabled for that member, calls spend credits by question group, including groups that only read data. - Rate limits and the headers that declare them are documented at [/docs/versioning](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning). - YouSpot Free is the self-serve $0 plan every new account starts on, with 50 credits/month and no trial period. The [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) requires a card and renews at $10/month unless cancelled. There is no annual discount. ## Billing - Billed monthly in US dollars. - Change plans from billing settings. An upgrade to YouSpot Pro is immediate; cancelling takes effect at the end of the current period and returns the account to YouSpot Free. - Cancel any time from billing settings. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. - Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## Which plan for whom | Who you are | Plan | Why | | --- | --- | --- | | Trying it out, one mailbox, a few questions a day | YouSpot Free, $0/month | 50 credits/month and 100,000 objects, with no card | | Running your work out of it: several accounts in sync, agents on a schedule, your pick of models | YouSpot Pro, $10/month | 1,000 credits/month, 1,000,000 objects, three mailboxes | | Want YouSpot Pro before paying | [30-day Pro trial](https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial) | Pro in full for 30 days, card required, $10/month after | | A team | YouSpot Pro each | One person per account. There is no team plan and no per-seat price | ## What a credit buys | Action | Credits | | --- | --- | | A chat message that gets a reply | 1 | | A chat turn where the reply fails, or every tool in it fails | 0 | | A metered app run that succeeds | 1 | | A metered app run that fails | 0 | | The first successful MCP tool call in a question group, where member metering is on | 1 | | Later MCP tool calls in the same question group | 0 | | Reading your own stored data in the app | 0 | | The documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and every discovery document | 0 | | Product MCP initialize, ping and tools/list | 0 | | Exporting your content as a Markdown archive | 0 | ## What is not offered - No annual plan and no annual discount. Both plans are billed monthly. - No per-seat pricing and no team or enterprise tier. One account is one person. - No separate API or MCP subscription. Both are included in both plans. - No per-call charge for the HTTP API or the MCP server beyond the credits above. - No free trial on YouSpot Free: it is $0 a month for as long as you want it, and the 30-day trial is Pro's. - No usage-based overage billed after the fact. When credits run out, metered work stops until you add more or the plan allowance resets. ## Currency, taxes and payment - Every price on this page is in US dollars. - Subscription fees are in addition to any applicable taxes, as stated in section 1.2.1 of the [Terms of Use](https://youspot.com/terms). - Payment is by card at checkout, handled by Stripe. YouSpot never sees the card number. - Subscriptions renew monthly on the day you started, until cancelled. ## Buying as an agent - An agent cannot complete a purchase today. [POST /checkout_sessions](https://youspot.com/checkout_sessions) speaks the Agentic Commerce Protocol and answers 501 with `code: checkout_not_supported`, naming the version it speaks. A preflight OPTIONS returns 204. - The human checkout is [https://youspot.com/pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing). Send the person there. - The commerce profile an agent should read first is [/.well-known/ucp](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp), and the payment surface is documented at [/docs/payments](https://youspot.com/docs/payments). ## Questions ### Which plan should I pick? YouSpot Free at $0 if you ask a few questions a day and connect one mailbox: no credit card, and every account starts there. YouSpot Pro at $10 a month if you want your pick of frontier models, more than 50 credits/month, several mailboxes in sync, or more than 100,000 objects. ### Is there a free plan? Yes. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with 50 credits/month, 100,000 objects and one connected mailbox. No credit card: sign up at https://youspot.com/pricing and you are on it. ### Is there a trial? YouSpot Pro, 30 days free: $0 today, with 1,000 credits/month and Pro features. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. Card required, one free trial per account. Start at https://youspot.com/pricing/freetrial. There is no annual discount. ### What happens when I run out of credits? Metered work stops until you add credits or your plan allowance resets. Automatic top-up can buy more credits when enabled. Your stored data is not deleted, and you can still browse it in the app. ### Can I change plans? Yes, from billing settings. Moving up to YouSpot Pro takes effect immediately. Cancelling YouSpot Pro takes effect when the current period ends, so nothing already paid for is lost, and the account returns to YouSpot Free. ### Do agents pay per call? There is no separate API subscription. When MCP metering is enabled for a member, related tool calls are grouped into questions rather than charged individually. A successful tool call that starts a new group costs 1 credit; later calls in that group are not charged again. This can include read tools and does not depend on whether a call reaches a model. ### What costs nothing? Browsing your stored data in the app, the documentation MCP server, the sandbox, the public directory and profiles, discovery documents, and product MCP initialize and tools/list requests. Product MCP read tools can spend credits when member metering is enabled. ### How do I cancel? From billing settings, any time. There is no contract and no cancellation fee. Your data stays readable and exportable after cancelling. ## The plans - [YouSpot Free](https://youspot.com/pricing): $0 a month, 50 credits/month - [YouSpot Pro](https://youspot.com/pricing/pro): $10 a month, 1,000 credits/month ## More - [Pricing page](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [How it works](https://youspot.com/how-it-works): what the product does, in three steps - [Features](https://youspot.com/features): the six parts, and what each is for - [Use cases](https://youspot.com/use-cases): every agent that ships, and what it watches - [FAQ](https://youspot.com/faq): the questions people ask before they connect - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) - [Support](https://youspot.com/support), or email support@youspot.com --- # Connect. Discover. Act. > Bring your history in. YouSpot works out what matters and brings it to you. Then it helps you do something about it. CRM in what it knows, agentic in how it works. Works with: LinkedIn, Chrome, Gmail, Google Calendar, HubSpot, X, Slack, Obsidian. ## Connect. Bring in the people and context YouSpot should know about. Connect your LinkedIn account in one click. That alone lets YouSpot answer about the people and posts in front of you. Add your LinkedIn archive for the whole history: every connection you have ever made, with messages and invitations if you want them. It lands in about a minute. From there the Chrome extension keeps things current as you browse, and HubSpot, X, Slack and Obsidian connect if you use them. Your inbox and calendar connect from Integrations the same way. There is no form to fill in. ## Discover. YouSpot surfaces what may matter, without being asked. The moment your history lands, it finds the people worth a minute: who's gone quiet, who's coming up, who changed jobs, who you never answered. Then agents keep watching. Twenty of them, on six shelves, each a job somebody actually described. When one finds something, it emails you the headline, and the mail says which agent produced it. Every agent emails you and only you. On a week when nothing happened, it says nothing. ## Act. See why it matters, then do the thing. Every finding comes with its reasons and its sources. From there: draft the note in your own voice, research the company, reconnect, or ask a follow-up in plain words. Anything written for someone else lands as a draft in your Gmail, and you send it. Chat is one of the ways to act, and it answers from your own history, not the internet. You can ask from inside Claude or ChatGPT too, through our MCP server, and get the same answers. But you never have to know what to ask to get value. It arrives. ## Take it with you, any time. Choose the Brain and the content types you want, and YouSpot builds a ZIP of readable Markdown: your notes, people, companies, messages and files as documents you can open anywhere, with links between them and a report of what it could and could not include. It is a feature we publish, not a setting we hide. ## Six shelves of things it watches for. Twenty agents ship. Each one is a job somebody described, and each emails you only when there is something to say. - **Your network**: Who's gone quiet and worth a note, what changed at their companies, a live thread going cold, and who a finished project just added. (Reconnect nudges · Network updates · Cold thread nudge · Network additions · Referral arrival brief) - **Around your calls**: Who you're meeting, what was last said and what you owe them. A page on a company before the first conversation. (Meeting prep · New contact research · Slack thread to note) - **Invoices and rates**: What your email says you invoiced and never heard back about, with the chase drafted. What you charged for work like this before. (Invoice follow-ups · Quote history · Repeat-client cue) - **Promises**: What you said you'd do and to whom, the emails waiting on a reply from you, and the follow-ups whose date has come. (Commitment tracker · Inbox triage · Follow-ups due) - **Your own work**: How your posts did, and which openings are worth repeating. (LinkedIn post report) - **Keeping up**: What your field is saying this week, a brief on any company you name, and anything new from a company, brand or person you are watching. (Industry news brief · Company brief · Watch a company, brand or person · LinkedIn post watcher · X post watcher) ## What you can count on. - **Says what your own mail says.** It reads your email, not your bank. You get what you invoiced and when, so the chase you send is accurate. Whether the money landed is yours to know. - **Sends only when you press send.** Every agent emails you and nobody else. Anything meant for another person arrives as a draft in your own Gmail, in your voice, waiting for you. The older mailbox grants that could have sent mail on their own have been revoked, so this is what the connection allows. - **Stays quiet on a quiet week.** A run that found nothing says so once and then leaves you alone. That is the agent working correctly. - **Tells you when it doesn't know.** Every finding carries its reasons and its sources. Where it could not read a number, or has never seen you and someone in the same room, it says so in one line rather than filling the gap. - **Reads what already happened.** There is nothing to fill in and nothing to keep up. Anything you have to maintain is dead in a month, so it builds from the mail, meetings and history you already have. ## Questions ### What do I have to type in? Nothing. Import your LinkedIn history and the record builds from what already happened. You never have to know what to ask; the findings arrive. ### Is my data in there yet? The import screen shows progress while it runs, and the first findings appear about a minute after your LinkedIn history lands. Mail takes longer to read through, and the picture sharpens as more of it arrives. ### Can I change what an agent does, or write my own? Yes. Every agent we ship opens in a form you can edit before you turn it on, and you can write one from scratch in plain words. The twenty on this page are the ones we ship; anything you write is yours. ### Can I use it from Claude or ChatGPT? Yes, through our MCP server. Ask "who do I know at Arbor?" in Claude and it answers from your graph, not the internet. ### What if I want to leave? Export what you want as a Markdown archive, then cancel from billing settings. There is no contract and no exit interview. ## Start Import your history. The rest builds itself. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Your content exports as a Markdown archive. --- # What's inside. > Six parts, in the order you meet them: connect, discover, act. Each one is here because of a moment in your week where memory runs out. Works with: Gmail, Google Calendar, LinkedIn, HubSpot, X, Slack, Obsidian, Chrome. ## Connections The places your relationships already live, read once and kept current. Gmail and Google Calendar take about a minute. Drop in a LinkedIn export and every connection you have made joins them. HubSpot, X, Slack and Obsidian if you use them, and a Chrome extension that captures pages as you browse. Your sent mail is the record of every relationship you have, so that is where it starts. Everything else adds to it. You connect Gmail. A minute later it knows who has gone quiet and which of them has sent you work. Use case: [Who needs my attention?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/needs-attention) ## Second Brain One graph of everyone you know, built from what already happened. Every person, company, meeting, note, file and post becomes a point in one graph, joined by what actually connects them: who was in the room, who sent the intro, what the file was for. Up to a million of them. It fills itself from your inbox, calendar and LinkedIn, and keeps up on its own. Nothing to type in, nothing to tidy on a Sunday. A project wraps and twelve new people quietly join your network. The graph already has them. Use case: [What changed in my network?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/changed) ## Cloud Agents Jobs that run on their own and email you when something is worth knowing. Nineteen agents on five shelves: your network, around your calls, invoices and rates, promises, keeping up. Each one is a job somebody actually described. Say what you want in your own words and it writes the agent and shows it to you before anything exists. Every agent emails you and only you. Anything written for somebody else lands as a draft in your own Gmail. A run with nothing to say says so, once, and that is the agent working correctly. Monday morning: the one person worth a note this week, why now, and the draft, before you open anything. Use case: [What follow-ups am I forgetting?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/follow-ups) ## Chat, when you want it One of the ways to act: ask, in plain English, and get an answer from your own history. Who have I not spoken to in six months? Who do I know at Arbor Health? What did I promise Dana? What did I charge for work like this? It answers from your own mail and calendar, not the internet, and says where each fact came from. When it drafts something for you to send, it writes the way you write, from your own sent mail. You read it, change what you like, and you send it. A name comes up on a call that you half remember. You ask, and you have the whole history before the call ends. Use case: [Who can get me into a company?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/into-a-company) ## Works where you already work Your second brain inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code. YouSpot runs a Model Context Protocol server, the standard way AI tools call outside services. Connect it once and ask your second brain questions from whichever tool you are already in. Reading is free; anything that writes asks you first. There is a command line and an API for the same reason: your data should be reachable from wherever you are, not only from our page. You are drafting a proposal in Claude and need to remember who introduced you to the client. You ask right there. Use case: [Who can get me into a company?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/into-a-company) ## Yours to take One price, one person, everything exports. Solo is $1 a month, Pro is $10, and the price never depends on you hiring. Your data lives in your account and nowhere else. Export everything in one click, in a format you can read, whenever you like. Your money never touches us either. Connect your own Stripe and the invoice chase drafts itself; the payment goes where it always went, to you. You wonder what leaving would cost. One click, and it is all in a folder on your desk. Use case: [Who in my network could become a customer?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/customers) ## Where you can ask - **Claude**: Ask your second brain from a Claude conversation. Answers cite your own mail. - **ChatGPT**: The same questions, the same answers, in the tool you already have open. - **Cursor and Claude Code**: Who introduced you to a client, mid-task, without leaving the editor. ## Questions ### Do I need all of it? No. Connect Gmail and ask a question; that is the product. Agents and the other connections are there when a moment calls for them. ### Is there anything to set up? Connecting an account takes about a minute. Everything after that builds itself from what already happened. ### What does it never do? Email anyone on your behalf, tell you an invoice was paid, ask you to fill anything in, or make leaving hard. ### Where do the features come from? Each one traces to a moment in a one-person business where memory runs out. The use-case pages show the moments; this page shows the machinery underneath. ## Start Import your history. Everything above starts from there. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # What should YouSpot keep an eye on? > The things it can notice for you, grouped by the part of your week they belong to. Pick the ones that sound like yours. ## The moments people come for - [Who needs my attention?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/needs-attention) (Every day): A short list, most mornings: who's gone quiet, who's coming up, who changed jobs, who you never answered. Each with why, and the sources. You pick one. - [Who should I reconnect with?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/reconnect) (Your network): Three clients fit in your head. The ninety people who could send you work don't. Every week YouSpot names the one worth a note, says why now, and drafts it in your voice. - [Who in my network could become a customer?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/customers) (New business): The best new business is usually someone you already know whose circumstances changed. YouSpot watches for that. When you want to go wider, describe the kind of company and it finds them, marked with who you know at each. - [What follow-ups am I forgetting?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/follow-ups) (Promises): YouSpot reads what you said you would do, what others are waiting on from you, and, with Gmail connected, what your email says you invoiced and never heard back about. Then it drafts the follow-up. - [Who can get me into a company?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/into-a-company) (Your network): Name the company. YouSpot finds the warmest real route in: who you know there, who you both know, and how you know them. Or an honest no route from here. - [What changed in my network?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/changed) (Changes): People change jobs, companies raise, champions leave. Every week YouSpot names the changes among people you know that matter to you, with a reason and a note to send. - [What do I already know about them?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/second-brain) (Your network): You wrote it down somewhere: a note after the call, the scope in a PDF, a line in your mail. Ask in plain words and YouSpot finds it, reads it, and answers with where each part came from. - [What's the latest with this client?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/consultants) (Every day): Every client's context, one search away. Ask about Northwind and YouSpot reads the mail, the meetings and what's still open across every mailbox you've connected, then tells you in a few lines. - [What was in my newsletters?](https://youspot.com/use-cases/newsletters) (Keeping up): You subscribed to them for a reason, and now they pile up unread. Each weekday morning YouSpot reads the ones you picked, tells you which issues are worth your time and why, and keeps every issue so you can ask about it later. - [Your personal CRM, built from your Gmail](https://youspot.com/use-cases/gmail) (Your network): Your inbox already knows who you've lost touch with and what you promised them. Connect Gmail and YouSpot tells you, then writes each note in your voice for you to send. ## Every agent that ships ### Your network Who's gone quiet, who's new, and the warmest way into a company. - **Reconnect nudges**: Who sent me work before and has gone quiet? Mondays · reads your sent mail and LinkedIn. - **Network updates**: What changed for the people most likely to send me work? Tuesdays · watches for moves, checks the news. - **Cold thread nudge**: Which live conversations are going quiet? Mondays · reads your sent mail. - **Network additions**: Who did this project add to my network? Fridays · reads your projects. - **Referral arrival brief**: Who just got introduced to me, and by whom? When an intro arrives · reads your inbox and network. ### Around your calls Walk in caught up. Walk out with the note already written. - **Meeting prep**: Who am I meeting today, and what do I owe them? Weekday mornings · reads your calendar and email. - **New contact research**: Who just emailed me, and who do we both know? When an email arrives · reads Gmail, researches the web. - **Slack thread to note**: Can that Slack thread become a note on the right person? When you react :memo: · reads Slack, writes a note. - **Chat**: What do I already know about them? Whenever you ask · reads your notes, files and connections. - **Chat**: What's the latest with this client? Whenever you ask · reads every mailbox and calendar you connect. ### Invoices and rates What your sent mail says you invoiced, and what you charged last time. - **Invoice follow-ups**: Which invoices has nobody replied to? Mondays · reads your sent mail. - **Quote history**: What did I charge for work like this before? When someone asks your rate · reads your sent mail. - **Repeat-client cue**: Which past client's next cycle is coming round? Mondays · reads your sent mail. ### Promises What you said you'd do, and what people said they'd do for you. - **Commitment tracker**: What did I promise by email and haven't done? Fridays · reads your sent mail. - **Inbox triage**: Which emails are waiting on me? Weekday mornings · reads your inbox and network. - **Follow-ups due**: What follow-ups are due today? Weekday mornings · reads what you set. ### Your own work The project you finished and told nobody about. - **LinkedIn post report**: How did my LinkedIn posts do this week? Weekly · reads your own LinkedIn posts. ### Keeping up What moved in your field, and who you're about to talk to. - **Industry news brief**: What moved in my field this week? Runs once · reads the web. - **Newsletter roundup**: What was in my newsletters this morning? Weekday mornings · reads the newsletters you pick. - **Company brief**: What should I know about this company before we talk? Runs once · reads the web. - **Watch a company, brand or person**: What's new with the company or person I'm watching? Weekly · watches one name across LinkedIn, X and the web. - **LinkedIn post watcher**: Who's posting about the topics I follow? Weekday mornings · searches LinkedIn posts. - **X post watcher**: Who's posting on X about the topics I follow? Weekday mornings · searches X posts. ## Start Import your history. Within a minute it knows who deserves your attention. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # Who needs my attention? > A short list, most mornings: who's gone quiet, who's coming up, who changed jobs, who you never answered. Each with why, and the sources. You pick one. For: Founders, Investors, Advisors, Consultants, Creators. Reads: LinkedIn, Google Calendar, Chrome. ## What you get The moment your history lands, YouSpot reads it and hands you five people worth a minute. Then every day it keeps the list current: the call at ten, the founder who moved to a new company, the invitation with a note you never opened. It is short on purpose. One finding is a hook; five is a morning. Twenty is a report nobody reads. ## How it knows Your LinkedIn history says who you know, when you last messaged, who changed roles and who is waiting on you. Your calendar says who is coming up. YouSpot ranks the five by relationship and time, with a reason attached to each, and drops anyone you've dismissed. ## An example **Who needs my attention today?** Five people. Elena Vasquez at ten, and you owe her the revised scope. Priya Natarajan just became VP of Engineering at Arbor. Dana Whitfield, eight months quiet, sent you two referrals last year. Marcus Lee asked to connect in June about a fundraise; you never answered. Sam Okafor's company raised on Thursday. From your LinkedIn history and your calendar. ## Questions ### How often does the list change? Every time you ask, it's worked out fresh from what YouSpot has. A fresh LinkedIn archive, a follow-up coming due or a new meeting this week changes who's on it. ### What if I have nothing that needs attention? Then it says so. A quiet day is a quiet day, not a reason to invent five names. ### Does it need my calendar? No. Your LinkedIn history is enough for who's gone quiet, who you talk to most and who never answered your invitation. Connect Google and this week's meetings with people you've emailed join the list, each with a brief a tap away. ## Start Import your history. In a minute you'll have your first five. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # Who should I reconnect with? > Three clients fit in your head. The ninety people who could send you work don't. Every week YouSpot names the one worth a note, says why now, and drafts it in your voice. For: Consultants, Founders, Advisors, Creators. Reads: LinkedIn, Gmail. ## What you get Over half of new work for people like you comes from people you already know, and it goes quiet by default, one finished project at a time. Nothing in your day reminds you of Dana. This does. It ranks by who has actually mattered, not just by how long it has been. A founder's early investor, a creator's first sponsor, a consultant's best referrer. The draft is written from what you've sent before, so it sounds like you, and you are the one who sends it. ## How it knows Your LinkedIn messages and invitations say who you talk to and when it stopped. Connect Gmail and your sent mail joins them, which is where the referrals and the introductions live. YouSpot reads when you last wrote to each person and who has sent something your way, and picks the person where both say now. ## An example **Who have I not spoken to in six months?** 94 people in your history have been quiet for six months or more. The one worth starting with is Dana Whitfield: eight months, and she sent you two referrals last year. Here's a draft. From your LinkedIn messages. With Gmail connected, from your sent mail too. ## Questions ### How often will it nudge me? Weekly by default, one to three people, one draft. It never sends the same suggestion twice after you have dismissed it. ### Does it send the note? No. YouSpot writes the draft and hands it to you. You read it, change what you like, and send it yourself. ### Will it treat my friends like sales targets? It ranks people by relationship and time, not by deal value, and there is no pipeline anywhere in the product. The note it drafts is the one you would have written if you had remembered. ## Start Import your history. The first name is usually one you'd forgotten. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # Who in my network could become a customer? > The best new business is usually someone you already know whose circumstances changed. YouSpot watches for that. When you want to go wider, describe the kind of company and it finds them, marked with who you know at each. For: Founders, Consultants, Creators, Investors. Reads: LinkedIn, Chrome, Gmail. ## What you get A former colleague just became the buyer for exactly what you do. A founder you advised raised a round and is hiring. A brand you've worked with got a new marketing lead. YouSpot notices, says why it matters, and drafts the note. Then the second half: describe the kind of company you're after and get a list, with the people in your own network who work there or know someone who does. A cold list becomes a list with warm routes marked. ## How it knows Your LinkedIn history says who you know and where they work now; the web says what changed at those companies. YouSpot joins the two, so a lead is never a stranger: it is someone you know, at a moment that matters. Company discovery adds names you don't know yet, always with the warm routes marked first. ## An example **Who in my network might need what I do right now?** Three people changed roles this month into jobs that buy what you sell. Priya Natarajan is now VP of Engineering at Arbor Health, which raised a Series A in May. You worked together at Meridian. Here's a note that doesn't pitch anything yet. From your LinkedIn history and the web. ## Questions ### Does it send outreach for me? No. It finds the people and writes a first note. You read it, change what you like, and send it yourself, one at a time. ### Is this a lead list? No. It starts from people you already know and says why each one fits right now. When you want to go wider, describe a kind of company and it marks who you already know at each. ### What counts as a fit? Someone whose work now matches what your profile says you offer: a move to a new company, a company that raised money or is hiring, a job that buys what you do. It says why each time, so you decide. ## Start Import your history. Your next customer is probably already in it. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # What follow-ups am I forgetting? > YouSpot reads what you said you would do, what others are waiting on from you, and, with Gmail connected, what your email says you invoiced and never heard back about. Then it drafts the follow-up. For: Founders, Investors, Advisors, Consultants, Creators. Reads: Gmail, LinkedIn, Google Calendar. ## What you get Every Friday: the promises you made this month that have not happened yet, with the thread each one came from. Every morning: the messages waiting on a reply from you, ranked by who sent them, so the investor who introduced you to two others comes before a newsletter. And, for anyone who bills: when an invoice passes terms, the chase is drafted, in the tone that relationship deserves. Your Stripe, your money, your send button. ## How it knows Promises live in what you sent: the "I'll send that by Friday" lines you never wrote down. LinkedIn messages carry some; connect Gmail and your sent mail carries the rest, including anything you invoiced. YouSpot reads those threads, checks whether a follow-up already happened, and surfaces only what is still open. It will never tell you an invoice was paid. It says what your email says you invoiced, and stops there. ## An example **What did I promise people this month?** Three things. The deck for Sarah Kim, promised after the March call. An intro from Dana to Sam, promised April 2. The case study for Arbor, promised last Friday. Separately: your email says you invoiced Arbor on July 2 and there has been no reply. Here's the chase. From your LinkedIn messages and, with Gmail connected, your sent mail. ## Questions ### Does it connect to my bank or Stripe? It works from your mail. If the client replied on the invoice thread, YouSpot sees it. What it tells you is what your email says you invoiced, never whether money moved. ### Will it chase anyone without asking? YouSpot writes each follow-up and hands it to you. You read it, change what you like, and send it yourself, when you choose. Nothing goes out in your name without you. ### What if I made the promise on a call, not in writing? Tell YouSpot in chat: “I told Dana I'd send the deck Friday.” It sets a dated follow-up and shows it again when it comes due. Everything else it finds comes from what you wrote. ## Start Import your history. Connect Gmail and it finds what you promised. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # Who can get me into a company? > Name the company. YouSpot finds the warmest real route in: who you know there, who you both know, and how you know them. Or an honest no route from here. For: Founders, Investors, Consultants, Advisors. Reads: LinkedIn, Gmail, Chrome. ## What you get An investor mentions a fund on a call. A founder needs a warm intro to a buyer. A candidate is on tomorrow's invite. You type the company and get back the people in your history who work there, ranked by how well you actually know them, with the reason attached. When there is no route, it says so. A fabricated path is worse than none. ## How it knows Your LinkedIn history says who is connected to whom and where they work now. Your messages say who you actually talk to. Connect Gmail and your sent mail adds who you have worked with. YouSpot joins them, so a route counts only when there is a real relationship behind it, not just a mutual connection. ## An example **Who do I know at Arbor Health?** Two routes in. Priya Natarajan worked with you at Meridian in 2023 and is now their VP of Engineering. Sam Okafor is connected to their CEO. You last messaged in March. From your LinkedIn history. With Gmail connected, from your sent mail too. ## Questions ### What counts as knowing someone? Messages you've exchanged on LinkedIn, mail you've sent, and your LinkedIn connections. A connection you've never written to is shown as that, so you can tell a way in from a name on a list. ### Does it message people on LinkedIn for me? No. YouSpot never logs into LinkedIn for you and never messages anyone. The intro ask is a draft you send. ### Can I ask this from Claude or ChatGPT? Yes. Connect YouSpot as a tool and ask the same question there. The answer comes from your own history. ## Start Import your history. Then name a company. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # What changed in my network? > People change jobs, companies raise, champions leave. Every week YouSpot names the changes among people you know that matter to you, with a reason and a note to send. For: Founders, Investors, Advisors, Consultants, Creators. Reads: LinkedIn, Chrome. ## What you get A job move is a warm door at a company you have never been inside. A raise means budget. A champion leaving means your relationship there just reset. YouSpot watches the people in your history for exactly these, and only tells you when one of them matters. Congratulations notes are the easiest reconnect there is. It drafts them so you send them the week they land, not the month after. ## How it knows Your LinkedIn history says where the people you know work and what title they hold, as of your last import; the Chrome extension keeps that current as you browse. The web says what happened at their companies. YouSpot compares this week to last and reports only the differences that touch someone you know. ## An example **What changed in my network this week?** Three things worth knowing. Priya Natarajan is now VP of Engineering at Arbor Health. Sam Okafor's company, Beacon Labs, raised a Series A on Thursday. Marcus Lee left Northwind, where he was your main contact. Here's a note to Priya, and the name of who replaced Marcus. From your LinkedIn history and the web. ## Questions ### How current is it? YouSpot keeps its own copy of the public profile of each person you're connected to and compares it with what it saw last time. Every move carries the date YouSpot noticed it, since LinkedIn doesn't say when someone moved. Profiles you save with the Chrome extension, or scroll past with auto-capture on for LinkedIn, are refreshed in YouSpot as you go. ### Will it flood me? No. Network updates runs once a week and reports moves only among people you're connected to. A new title at the same company doesn't count as a move, so it stays out. ### Does it watch my competitors? It starts from people: a company matters here because someone you know works there. Name any company and YouSpot will check its news and hiring for you too. ## Start Import your history. It starts watching the moment it lands. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # What do I already know about them? > You wrote it down somewhere: a note after the call, the scope in a PDF, a line in your mail. Ask in plain words and YouSpot finds it, reads it, and answers with where each part came from. For: Consultants, Advisors, Founders, Investors, Creators. Reads: LinkedIn, Gmail, Obsidian, Granola. ## What you get The call with Northwind is in ten minutes. You agreed something with Alice in June and you know you wrote it down. The note sits on her page, the signed scope is a PDF you uploaded, and the rest is in your mail. Ask once and YouSpot puts the three together. It answers from your own history first. Each answer links the note, file or person it came from, so you can open it and check. When your history doesn't hold the answer, it says so instead of guessing. ## How it knows Your contacts come from your LinkedIn archive or a contact file you import. Your notes are the ones you add on a person or company, plus Obsidian and Granola if you use them. Your files are the PDFs, scans and text files you drop into chat or add in YouSpot. It finds a note by what it says and a file by its name, then opens the file and reads it. With Gmail connected, it searches your mail as well. All of it, joined to the people it's about, is what YouSpot calls your second brain. ## An example **What did we agree with Northwind last time?** Your note from the June 3 call with Alice Chen: phase two starts in September at a fixed $18,000, and you owe her a revised timeline. The signed scope you uploaded, Northwind SOW v2.pdf, has the same price and net 30 terms. The timeline isn't in it, so your note is the one place that promise lives. From your note on Alice Chen and the file you uploaded. With Gmail connected, from your mail too. ## Questions ### What kinds of files can it read? PDFs, photos and scans, and text files like CSV. A PDF up to 10 MB reads in full, tables and scanned pages included. Drop one into chat and it's there to ask about from then on. ### Where do my notes come from? Wherever you already keep them. Add a note on any person or company in YouSpot, or tell chat something to remember. Obsidian notes join through the YouSpot plugin, and Granola meeting notes join with your Granola key. ### How do I know the answer is right? Each answer links the note, file or person it came from, so you can open it and check. If your history doesn't hold the answer, it says so rather than guessing. ## Start Bring in your history. Ask about your next call. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Nothing to fill in. Every answer links to where it came from. Everything exports in one click. --- # What's the latest with this client? > Every client's context, one search away. Ask about Northwind and YouSpot reads the mail, the meetings and what's still open across every mailbox you've connected, then tells you in a few lines. For: Consultants, Advisors. Reads: Gmail, Google Calendar. ## What you get Client work spreads across inboxes: your own Gmail, the Workspace address you bill from, the thread someone started on the other one. Ask YouSpot in your own words and it searches every mailbox you've connected, plus the calendar that comes with each, so the answer covers the whole client and not one inbox's share of it. It shows up in the minute before a call, or on the Monday you pick a quiet project back up. You get the last few emails, the next meeting and anything you said you'd send, each with where it came from. Only you can see it. YouSpot reads your mail, and never sends it. ## How it knows Each Gmail or Google Workspace account you connect brings its mail and its calendar. When you ask about a client, YouSpot searches all of them at once, newest first, reads the threads that matter, and checks the people and follow-ups you already have in YouSpot. Name one mailbox if you want only that one. It reads live from Google when you ask, keeps no copy of your mailbox, and can't send, change or delete anything. ## An example **What's the latest with Northwind?** Elena Vasquez replied Tuesday on the revised scope and wants the timeline by Friday. Your next call with her is Thursday at 10. Still open: on the 12th you told her you'd send the workshop notes, and nothing has gone out since. The thread is in your practice mailbox, and the call is on your personal calendar. From your connected mailboxes and their calendars. ## Questions ### How does it work with several mailboxes? Connect each one from the Gmail page. Pro connects up to 3 Gmail or Google Workspace mailboxes, and every question searches all of them together, so you ask once. Want one mailbox only? Say so: “in my Northwind address”. ### Who else can see my clients' mail? Nobody. Only you can see what YouSpot reads, and every search runs on your own connection to Google. Your mail never trains anyone's model. ### Do I have to file mail by client? No. Ask by the client's name or the person you work with there, and YouSpot finds it. Nothing to tag, label or keep up. ## Start Connect your inboxes. Ask about your busiest client first. [Connect your inbox](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Pro connects up to 3 Gmail or Google Workspace mailboxes. It reads, and never sends. Everything exports in one click. --- # What was in my newsletters? > You subscribed to them for a reason, and now they pile up unread. Each weekday morning YouSpot reads the ones you picked, tells you which issues are worth your time and why, and keeps every issue so you can ask about it later. For: Founders, Investors, Advisors, Consultants, Creators. Reads: Gmail. ## What you get Five issues arrive before lunch and you open one. The piece on pricing retainers sits under a shop's sale and a login alert, and by Friday it's gone. This reads the publications you chose and tells you the two that say something new. It reads only what you tick. Publications you already open come ticked, shops and alerts sit in their own lists, and nothing is read until you save. Every issue it reads is kept whole, so a month later you can ask what that pricing issue said and get the answer with a link to it. ## How it knows Connect Gmail and YouSpot looks through the last 30 days for mail that publications and shops send, and lists each sender with how often it arrives and how many you open. You tick the ones you want read. From then on, each new issue from those publications is read into your brain whole: the text, a short summary, the topics and the key facts, all searchable by what it says. Each weekday morning the roundup emails you the issues worth your time, with a link to each one. ## An example **What was in my newsletters this morning?** Two of this morning's five issues are worth your time. Rate Card Weekly on moving a client from hourly to a retainer: the new part is pricing the first month as a paid trial. Solo Operator Notes on the same topic is mostly a recap, so it can wait. From the publications you ticked in your Gmail. ## Questions ### Which newsletters does it read? Only the ones you tick. When you set it up, it lists the publications arriving in your inbox over the last 30 days, and the ones you already open come ticked. Change the list any time. ### What happens to my subscriptions? They stay exactly as they are. YouSpot reads and keeps, and nothing goes back to a publication. Gmail is connected read only. ### Will it email me every morning? On mornings when something new arrived. When nothing did, you hear nothing. ## Start Tick the ones you want. Read the two that matter. [Connect your inbox](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Reads only the publications you tick. Gmail stays read only. Everything exports in one click. --- # How YouSpot compares. > Side by side with the tools people use to keep track of the people they work with, including where each one is the better pick. - [YouSpot vs. spreadsheets](https://youspot.com/vs/spreadsheets): Keep Gmail and your sheet. YouSpot reads your email and calendar, so the list of people who've gone quiet keeps itself. - [YouSpot vs. Notion](https://youspot.com/vs/notion): Keep Notion for your docs and wiki. YouSpot reads your email and calendar, so you know who's gone quiet without building a database. - [YouSpot vs. ChatGPT and Claude](https://youspot.com/vs/chatgpt): Keep ChatGPT or Claude. YouSpot remembers everyone you've emailed and who's gone quiet, and plugs into both so they know your network too. - [YouSpot vs. Attio](https://youspot.com/vs/attio): Attio is a CRM for sales teams. YouSpot is for one person keeping their network warm, built from Gmail and Google Calendar. - [YouSpot vs. Pipedrive](https://youspot.com/vs/pipedrive): Pipedrive runs a board of sales stages. YouSpot reads your Gmail and calendar and keeps track of the people you know, including who's gone quiet. - [YouSpot vs. folk](https://youspot.com/vs/folk): folk is built and priced for teams. YouSpot is built for one person, and shows who you haven't heard from in months. - [YouSpot vs. Dex](https://youspot.com/vs/dex): Dex and YouSpot both keep your network warm. How they differ on reading email, reminders, export and price, checked against Dex's docs. - [YouSpot vs. Mesh (formerly Clay)](https://youspot.com/vs/mesh): Mesh remembers who you know. YouSpot also reads what you said, so you can pick up with a past client where you left off. - [YouSpot vs. Less Annoying CRM](https://youspot.com/vs/less-annoying-crm): Less Annoying CRM tracks the people you add. YouSpot builds your list from everyone you've ever emailed, past clients included. ## Start See who's gone quiet in your own inbox. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. spreadsheets: Your spreadsheet was never the problem. Keeping it up was. > Keep Gmail, and keep your sheet if you like it. YouSpot reads your email and calendar, so the list of people who've gone quiet keeps itself. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Fills itself from your inbox and calendar - **Gmail and a spreadsheet:** Current as of the last time you typed A sheet is free, it's yours, and it knows exactly what you typed into it. YouSpot knows what happened: who you wrote to, who you met, and who you haven't heard from since. ## The sheet holds what you typed. YouSpot holds what happened. Both can keep a list of the people you work with. Only one of them keeps it without you. | The decision | YouSpot | Gmail and a spreadsheet | | --- | --- | --- | | Getting your people in | Connect Gmail and Google Calendar. It builds the list from your history, and your sheet can come too. | You type each person in, or paste them from somewhere else. | | Keeping it current | Updates as you send mail. Nothing to fill in. | Current as of the last time you edited it. | | Knowing who's gone quiet | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. | Sort by a last-contact column, if you kept it up. | | Remembering what you talked about | The last emails and meetings with them, in one place. | Search your inbox, then your notes, then your memory. | | Price and control | Start on Free. Pro is $10 a month. Export everything whenever you like. | Free, fully yours, and any column you want. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Google Sheets, Excel and Gmail are trademarks of their owners. ## Where a spreadsheet is the better pick **Your whole list fits in your head.** Three clients and a handful of referrers is a list memory handles fine. YouSpot earns its place once the people you've worked with run past what you can hold, somewhere around a hundred. **You won't connect your inbox to anything.** A sheet asks for no access. YouSpot reads your mail to know who's gone quiet, and not wanting that is a fair line to draw. **You want every column your way.** A sheet takes any shape you give it. YouSpot decides what a person, a company and a note look like, so you don't have to, and so you can't. ## Switching from a spreadsheet 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** About a minute. Your sent mail becomes the list of everyone you've worked with. 2. **Upload your sheet.** Once, as a CSV. The people in it join everyone from your inbox. Keep the sheet itself if you like it. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a spreadsheet CRM alternative? For the part a sheet struggles with, yes: knowing who's gone quiet without typing it in. Plenty of people keep their sheet for everything else. ### Does YouSpot sync with Google Sheets? No. You upload a sheet once, as a CSV, and your email and calendar keep the people in it current after that. ### Do I have to type anyone in? No. Gmail and Google Calendar fill the list, and the mail you send keeps it current. ### Can I get everything back out? Yes. Export your whole second brain as Markdown whenever you like. It's yours, in files any app can open. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Keep the sheet. Stop typing into it. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. Notion: Keep Notion for your docs. Let YouSpot keep track of your people. > A CRM in Notion is a database you design, fill and keep tidy. YouSpot reads your Gmail and Google Calendar, so the list of people who've gone quiet keeps itself. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Fills itself from your inbox and calendar - **Notion:** A database you build, fill and keep up Notion is a great home for docs, wikis and projects, and a CRM in it is whatever you build. YouSpot does one job: it knows who you've written to, who you've met, and who you haven't heard from in a while. ## Notion holds what you designed. YouSpot holds what happened. Both can keep a list of the people you work with. In Notion, you set up the columns and keep them current. In YouSpot, your inbox does that part. | The decision | YouSpot | Notion | | --- | --- | --- | | What it's for | Keeping track of the people you work with, and the ones you haven't talked to in a while. | Docs, wikis and projects. A CRM is a template you set up and keep up yourself. | | Getting your people in | Connect Gmail and Google Calendar. It builds the list from everyone you've emailed. | Type them in, clip pages one at a time, or build an agent on Business that adds them from your email. | | Keeping it current | Updates as you send mail. Nothing to design or fill in. | You edit it, or on Business you write a Custom Agent to, and each run uses credits at $10 per 1,000. | | Knowing who's gone quiet | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. | Set a date on each row and a reminder fires on it. Recurring reminders are on Notion's roadmap. | | Price | Start on Free. Pro is $10 a month. Export everything as Markdown whenever you like. | A usable free plan. Plus is $10 per member a month, billed yearly, with an AI trial. Full AI is on Business at $20 per member a month, billed yearly. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Notion and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where Notion is the better pick **Everything that isn't people.** Proposals, client docs, a wiki, project boards and a public page all sit well in Notion. YouSpot doesn't hold those, so keep Notion for them. **You like building your own system.** Any column, relation, view or dashboard, shaped how you want. If designing it and keeping it tidy is part of the fun, Notion gives you more control than YouSpot does. **Hundreds of templates and a free plan.** Notion's gallery has hundreds of personal CRM templates, and the free plan is a real one. It's an easy place to start a contact list today. ## Switching from Notion 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** About a minute. Everyone you've ever emailed becomes your list. 2. **Bring your Notion database as a CSV.** Export it from Notion as Markdown & CSV and upload the CSV once. YouSpot shows how the columns map before it saves anything, and matches people already there by email. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a Notion CRM alternative? For the people part, yes: who you know, when you last spoke, and who's gone quiet, filled in from your inbox. It isn't a place for docs, wikis or projects, so keep Notion for those. ### Can I use both? Yes, and that's how it's meant to work. Notion keeps your docs and projects, YouSpot keeps track of your people. You can also upload a full Notion export as a zip to bring your pages in. ### Notion can read my Gmail now. Why would I need YouSpot? Notion's Gmail connector searches your inbox, and on Business you can build a Custom Agent that adds people to a database from new mail, with credits for each run. YouSpot builds your list from everyone you've ever emailed, with nothing to set up. ### Can I bring my Notion CRM over? Yes. Export the database from Notion as Markdown & CSV and upload the CSV. You check how the columns map before anything is saved. People already in YouSpot are matched by email and only empty fields fill in, and columns it doesn't recognise are kept as a note. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Keep Notion. Stop typing people into it. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. ChatGPT and Claude: Your assistant remembers you. YouSpot remembers who you know. > Keep ChatGPT or Claude for the thinking and the writing. YouSpot keeps a lasting list of everyone you've emailed and who's gone quiet, and plugs into both. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Remembers everyone you've emailed, and who's gone quiet - **ChatGPT or Claude:** Remembers you, and searches your inbox when you ask ChatGPT and Claude read your Gmail, remember your work and write a better email than most of us. YouSpot keeps the part they don't hold on their own: everyone you've dealt with, when you last spoke, and who hasn't heard from you since. Connect it, and they can see that too. ## They search your inbox. YouSpot keeps the list. Both can answer a question about the people in your mail. Only one keeps the whole list between conversations. | The decision | YouSpot | ChatGPT or Claude | | --- | --- | --- | | What it remembers | Everyone you've emailed, and when you last wrote. | You: your work, your preferences, what came up in your chats. | | Knowing who's gone quiet | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. | They search your mail when you ask, or on a schedule you set up. Each run starts from a fresh search. | | Keeping it current | Updates as you send mail. Nothing to fill in. | Memory updates as you chat and keeps what it judges important. | | Getting it out | Export your whole second brain as Markdown files whenever you like. | Memory is a summary you can review and edit, not a list of people you can export. | | Where you use it | In YouSpot, or inside Claude and ChatGPT once you connect it. | In their own apps, for everything else you do. Connect YouSpot and they know your network. | Compared on 25 September 2026. ChatGPT, Claude and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where ChatGPT and Claude are the better pick **Thinking and writing.** For reasoning, research, writing, code and files, a general assistant is the better tool, and it keeps improving. YouSpot's chat is for the people you know, not for everything. **You already have it open all day.** It reads Gmail and Google Calendar, remembers you, drafts and sends mail, and runs tasks on a schedule. There's no new app to learn. **One question about this week.** Connectors, deep research and agents for longer tasks. If you want one answer about this week's inbox, an assistant with Gmail connected handles it well. ## Switching from ChatGPT and Claude 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** Read-only. Everyone you've written to becomes your list, and your mail stays in Gmail. 2. **Connect YouSpot to Claude or ChatGPT.** Add it as a custom connector and sign in. ChatGPT may need developer mode turned on first. Your assistant stays exactly as it is. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet, wherever you are.** In YouSpot or in your assistant: names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot an alternative to using ChatGPT or Claude as a CRM? For the part they don't hold on their own, yes: a lasting list of everyone you've dealt with, and who's gone quiet. Keep the assistant for everything else, and connect the two. ### Can't ChatGPT or Claude already read my Gmail? Yes, and so can Gemini and Copilot once you connect them. They search your mail when you ask. YouSpot keeps the list of everyone in it, so "who have I lost touch with?" already has an answer. ### ChatGPT and Claude have memory now. Isn't that the same thing? Their memory is mostly about you: your work, your preferences, what you've told them. YouSpot remembers the people: every client, referrer and past colleague you've emailed, and the last time you spoke. ### Can I use both? Yes. YouSpot connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Claude Code and Cursor. Add it as a custom connector, sign in, and your assistant can see your network while you work there. ChatGPT may need developer mode turned on first. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. It sits next to your assistant, not in place of it, and requests from inside Claude or ChatGPT can use your YouSpot credits. ## Start Keep your assistant. Give it a memory of who you know. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. Attio: Your relationships. Your knowledge. Put them to work. > Attio is a strong CRM for revenue teams, with plenty of AI. YouSpot is for one person: it reads your Gmail and calendar and tells you who's gone quiet. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Your people, their context and AI, for one person - **Attio:** A flexible CRM with AI, built for a sales team Attio gives a sales team a CRM they can shape, with AI agents and automations, priced per member. YouSpot is for one person: it builds your list from Gmail and Google Calendar and answers who's gone quiet in plain English. ## Attio runs a sales team. YouSpot keeps one person's network warm. Both read your inbox, and both have AI you can talk to. They point it at different jobs. | The decision | YouSpot | Attio | | --- | --- | --- | | Who it's built for | One person running a business on the people they know. | Revenue teams. Its homepage speaks to reps, CSMs and sales leaders. | | Getting set up | Connect Gmail and Google Calendar. Your list fills in from everyone you've emailed. No objects or fields to design. | Connect your inbox and calendar and people fill in. Objects and fields are yours to design, and reviewers say that takes some learning. | | Knowing who's gone quiet | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. It drafts a reconnect email; you send it. | Ask Attio searches your workspace and can send a follow-up once you approve it. Custom agents can watch for activity going quiet. | | Taking your data with you | Export your whole second brain as Markdown files, whenever you like. | Export any view to CSV or Excel. The workspace backup leaves out emails and enriched data. | | What one person pays | Start on Free. Pro is $10 a month, priced for one person. | A free plan for up to 3 people. Plus is $35 per seat a month billed yearly, or $44 monthly. Pro is $79 billed yearly, or $99 monthly. AI draws on monthly credits. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Attio and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where Attio is the better pick **You run a team.** Attio is made for several people sharing one workspace, with permissions, reporting and forecasting. YouSpot is one account for one person. **You want to design your own setup.** Custom objects, relationship and formula fields, and workflows with branches, schedules and webhooks. YouSpot decides what a person, a company and a note look like, so you don't have to, and so you can't. **You send email in volume.** Attio Pro has built-in sequences, bulk sending and call recording. YouSpot drafts one reconnect email at a time, and you send it. ## Switching from Attio 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** About a minute. Everyone you've ever emailed becomes your list. 2. **Bring your Attio people over.** Export a view from Attio as a CSV and upload it once. YouSpot proposes how the columns map and saves nothing until you've reviewed it. People already there are matched by email, and columns it can't place are kept as a note. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot an Attio alternative for one person? If you work alone and most new work comes from people you already know, yes. If you're setting up a sales team, Attio is built for that and YouSpot isn't. ### Doesn't Attio have AI too? Yes, plenty: Ask Attio, custom agents, web research and a connection for Claude and ChatGPT. The difference is who it's aimed at, not whether it's there. ### Can I use both? Yes. YouSpot connects to your Gmail and Google Calendar, not to Attio, so the two don't get in each other's way. Some people keep Attio for team work and YouSpot for their own network. ### Does YouSpot work inside Claude or ChatGPT? Yes. YouSpot's MCP connection works with Claude, ChatGPT (which may need developer mode), Codex, Claude Code and Cursor. Requests from there can use YouSpot credits. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Your network is already in your inbox. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. Pipedrive: A sales board is built for salespeople. Your work comes from people you know. > YouSpot reads your Gmail and calendar and keeps track of your network, including the past clients and referrers you haven't spoken to in a while. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Keeps track of the people you know - **Pipedrive:** A board of sales stages for salespeople Pipedrive is a well-made sales tool: a board of stages, with each open opportunity moving toward a close. YouSpot keeps track of your network, the past clients and referrers you haven't heard from in months, from the email you already send. ## Pipedrive tracks what's open. YouSpot tracks who you know. A board is the right view when ten proposals are in flight. The next piece of work often comes from someone with nothing open at all. | The decision | YouSpot | Pipedrive | | --- | --- | --- | | What it's built around | The people you know, and when you last spoke to each of them. | A board of sales stages, with each open opportunity moving toward a close. | | Getting your email in | Connect Gmail, read-only. Everyone you've ever emailed joins your list. | Two-way sync with Gmail or Outlook, from the Growth plan up. Lite uses a BCC address instead: you copy Pipedrive on each email you want logged. | | Knowing who's gone quiet | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. | The board shows what's open and what's next. Past clients with nothing open sit in the contact list. | | Keeping it current | Fills in from the mail you send and from your calendar. Nothing to type in. | Stages and fields are yours to set up and move. Nova drafts updates after calls for you to approve. | | What one person pays | Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month. | Growth, the first plan with email sync, is $39 per person a month billed yearly, or $49 billed monthly. Lite is $14 billed yearly, or $24 monthly. 14-day free trial. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Pipedrive and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where Pipedrive is the better pick **You have a lot of proposals in flight.** Drag-and-drop stages are what Pipedrive's reviewers praise most. With ten open proposals, a board is the better view, and YouSpot doesn't have one. **You want the selling tools built in.** Email tracking, sequences, a scheduler, web forms, e-signatures and email campaigns, some on higher plans or as add-ons. YouSpot drafts a reconnect email and you send it. **You need a native mobile app.** Pipedrive has native iOS and Android apps that work offline. YouSpot runs in the browser, though you can reach it over SMS or iMessage. Both products can connect Outlook and Gmail. ## Switching from Pipedrive 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** About a minute, read-only. Everyone you've ever emailed becomes your people list. 2. **Bring your Pipedrive contacts.** Export your people from Pipedrive as a CSV and upload it once. YouSpot proposes how the columns map and saves nothing until you've checked. Anyone already there is matched by email, and only empty fields fill in. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a Pipedrive alternative for consultants? If your work comes from past clients and referrals more than from a board of open proposals, yes. If you run a sales process with stages and follow-up sequences, Pipedrive fits that better. ### Can I bring my contacts over from Pipedrive? Yes. Export your people from Pipedrive as a CSV and upload it. YouSpot shows how it plans to map the columns and saves nothing until you've reviewed it. Columns it can't place are kept as a note. ### Doesn't Pipedrive have AI too? Yes. On every plan, Nova briefs you before calls, transcribes them and drafts updates, and Pipedrive connects to ChatGPT and Claude. AI email writing is on Premium, $59 per person a month billed yearly or $79 monthly. The difference is what it's pointed at: the board. YouSpot is pointed at the people you know. ### Can I use both? Yes. You could keep Pipedrive for open proposals and use YouSpot to keep track of everyone else. The two don't connect to each other, so a CSV is how contacts move across. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Start with the people you already know. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. folk: folk is the CRM for your team. YouSpot is for when the team is you. > YouSpot reads your Gmail and calendar, shows who you haven't heard from in months, not weeks, and drafts the note for you to send. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Built for one person and the clients from months back - **folk:** Built and priced for teams, per member folk is a well-made CRM for small teams that find and email new contacts. YouSpot is for one person whose next piece of work usually comes from someone they already know. ## folk follows up on the last two months. YouSpot looks further back. The clients you hear from every few months are where referrals come from. They're also the ones a two-month window misses. | The decision | YouSpot | folk | | --- | --- | --- | | Who it's built for | One person running a business on their network. | Teams. The homepage says "The CRM that works for your team", and signup asks how many teammates you have. | | Clients you haven't heard from in months | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread and a draft to reconnect. You send it. | The Follow-up Assistant looks at conversations from the last two months. Standard shows the last 30 interactions with each person. | | Where your people come from | Gmail and Google Calendar build the list. X, Slack, Substack, Obsidian and a Chrome extension add to it. | Gmail, Outlook, calendar and WhatsApp. The folkX extension adds people from LinkedIn, X and other sites. | | Taking your data with you | Export your whole second brain as Markdown files, whenever you like. | Export a CSV one group at a time. Emails and other interactions stay behind. | | Price | Start on Free. Pro is $10 a month, priced for one person. | Standard is $24 per member a month billed yearly, or $30 billed monthly, after a 14-day trial with no card. | Compared on 25 September 2026. folk and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where folk is the better pick **You find new people on LinkedIn.** folkX adds a profile, or a page of search results, straight from LinkedIn and Sales Navigator. If most of your new names come from LinkedIn searches, folk is quicker. **You send campaigns.** Bulk email to a group, templates, campaign analytics, and sequences on Premium. If you send the same note to 200 people, folk is built for it. **You're about to hire.** Shared groups, a mobile app, and roles on Premium. If you'll soon share contacts with a partner or your first hire, folk is set up for that. ## Switching from folk 1. **Export each group from folk.** folk exports one group at a time, as a CSV. Show every column in the view first, so they all come along. 2. **Upload the CSV to YouSpot.** It proposes how your columns map and saves nothing until you've reviewed it. People already there are matched by email, only empty fields fill in, and columns without a home are kept as a note. 3. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** folk's export leaves emails and meetings out. YouSpot reads them from Gmail and Calendar instead, so when you ask who's gone quiet, you get names with the last thread. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a good folk CRM alternative for a solo consultant? If most of your work comes from people you already know, yes. folk is built to help a team capture and email new contacts. YouSpot is built to keep one person's past clients and referrers from going cold. ### Does folk have a free plan? folk's pricing page shows a 14-day trial with no card, then Standard at $24 per member a month billed yearly, or $30 monthly. It doesn't list a free plan. ### folk has AI assistants too. What's different? folk's Follow-up Assistant works on conversations from the last two months. In YouSpot you ask in plain English, like "who haven't I talked to in six months?", and get names, the last thread, and a draft to reconnect. ### Can I use both? Yes. Keep folk for LinkedIn capture and campaigns, and use YouSpot for the clients you haven't heard from in a while. YouSpot's Gmail access is read-only, so it won't change anything folk sees. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Your next client may already be in your inbox. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. Dex: Both keep your network warm. They know different things about it. > Dex is a polished personal CRM with reminders you set for each person. YouSpot reads your Gmail and calendar, works out who's gone quiet, and reads the message itself when you ask. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Works out who's gone quiet from your mail, no schedule to set - **Dex:** Reminders on a schedule you set, with apps on every device Dex is a mature personal CRM with phone and desktop apps and more channels than YouSpot. YouSpot reads your Gmail and calendar, finds who's gone quiet without a schedule, and reads the whole email when you ask it something. ## Dex's assistant sees the subject line. YouSpot's reads the email. Dex's own docs say its assistant sees the sender, subject, date and a snippet, not the full message. YouSpot reads the email itself, live from Gmail, when you ask, and doesn't copy your mail in. | The decision | YouSpot | Dex | | --- | --- | --- | | What the assistant reads | The whole message, read live from Gmail when you ask a question. | The sender, subject, date and a short snippet of each email, per Dex's docs. | | Knowing who's gone quiet | Works it out from when you last emailed each person. Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. | Reminders start once you set how often to hear from each person, plus a few suggestions a day it picks for you. | | What it holds | Your people, plus your Obsidian notes, a Notion export and pages you save as you browse. | Your people, each with notes, tags, groups, custom fields and a timeline. | | Taking it with you | Export your whole second brain as Markdown files, whenever you like. | Three separate CSV files: contacts, timeline and network updates. | | Price | Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month. | Premium is $12 a month billed yearly, or $20 month to month. No free plan, and the 7-day trial needs a card. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Dex and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where Dex is the better pick **You live on your phone.** Dex has apps for iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows, and keeps your phone's address book in step both ways. YouSpot runs in the browser, with a Chrome extension. If you add people from your phone at events, Dex is ahead. **Your clients text more than they email.** Dex brings in WhatsApp, iMessage and your phone's address book. YouSpot reads Gmail or Outlook, but does not import WhatsApp or ordinary text threads, so Dex sees more of the conversations that happen on your phone. **You want birthdays and catch-ups with friends.** Dex has refined keep-in-touch reminders since 2019: a schedule per person, snooze, birthdays and a weekly digest. For friends and family it's the better fit. YouSpot is built around clients and the people who send you work. ## Switching from Dex 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** About a minute. Everyone you've ever emailed becomes the list of people you know. 2. **Bring your Dex contacts.** Export Contacts from Dex (Settings, Workflow, Import / Export) and upload the CSV once. YouSpot proposes how the columns map and saves nothing until you've reviewed it. People already there are matched by email, only empty fields fill in, and columns that don't match are kept as a note. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a Dex alternative? For one person keeping past clients and referrers warm, it can be. Both do the same job. YouSpot reads your mail to find who's gone quiet; Dex runs on reminders you set, with apps on every device. ### Do I have to set a reminder for every person? No. YouSpot works out who's gone quiet from when you last emailed each person. In Dex, keep-in-touch reminders start once you set how often you want to hear from someone, and it also suggests a few people a day. ### Does YouSpot have a phone app? No. YouSpot runs in the browser, and you can text the assistant over SMS or iMessage once you've verified your number. Dex has apps for iPhone, Android, Mac and Windows. ### Can I use both? Yes. You could keep Dex for birthdays and friends, and use YouSpot for clients and referrers. Both connect to Claude and ChatGPT, so you can ask either from there. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. Dex has no free plan: Premium is $12 a month billed yearly, and its 7-day trial needs a card. ## Start See who's gone quiet, without setting a reminder. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. Mesh (formerly Clay): Mesh remembers who you know. YouSpot remembers what you said. > Both build your people from Gmail and your calendar. YouSpot also reads the messages when you ask, so you can pick up with a past client where you left off. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Reads the message itself when you ask, not only who and when - **Mesh:** Reads who you emailed, when, and the subject line Mesh is polished, has apps for your phone and computer, and keeps a light touch on your inbox. YouSpot reads what was said, so it can tell you what you did for someone and help you write to them again. ## Mesh knows that you talked. YouSpot can tell you what about. Both build your people from Gmail and Google Calendar. Mesh reads who you wrote to, when, and the subject line. YouSpot reads the message itself when you ask a question, which answers more and asks more trust of you. | The decision | YouSpot | Mesh | | --- | --- | --- | | What it reads in your email | Everyone you've emailed, plus the message itself when you ask a question. Your mail isn't copied into YouSpot. | Who you emailed, when, and the subject line. Not the message itself. | | Asking about your network | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. It drafts a reconnect email; you send it. | Nexus, its assistant, answers questions about your network and drafts emails from your contacts and notes. | | Your other tools | Slack, X, Substack, Obsidian, and a Chrome extension that saves pages as you browse. | Strong on personal channels: iMessage, WhatsApp, phone calls, Facebook and Instagram. Slack is listed as coming soon. | | Taking your data with you | Export your whole second brain as Markdown files, whenever you like. | A CSV by email. Details Mesh licenses from its data providers stay behind. | | Price | Start on Free. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. | Free for up to 1,000 contacts. Pro is $20 a month billed monthly, or $120 a year billed yearly. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Mesh, Clay and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where Mesh is the better pick **You live on your phone.** Mesh has native apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows and the web, with widgets and a card scanner. YouSpot runs in your browser, and you can text it over SMS or iMessage, but there's no app to install. **Your network is personal as much as work.** Mesh pulls in iMessage, WhatsApp and phone calls, and fills in photos and job history for you. If most of the people you want to keep up with are friends and family, Mesh fits better. **You want a set rhythm for keeping in touch.** Mesh's Reconnect lets you pick weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly for each person, and the next reminder moves when you get in touch. It's mature and built for exactly that job. ## Switching from Mesh 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** Most of the people in Mesh came from that same inbox and calendar, so YouSpot builds them from the history itself. 2. **Export from Mesh and upload the CSV.** Mesh sends the CSV by email from its settings. Upload it once: YouSpot proposes how the columns map and saves nothing until you've looked it over. People already there are matched by email, only empty fields fill in, and columns that don't match are kept as a note. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a good alternative to Mesh (formerly Clay)? If you run a business on your network, it can be. Both build your people from your email and calendar. YouSpot also reads the messages when you ask, so it can recall what you did for someone and help you write to them. If your network is mostly personal, or you want a phone app, Mesh may suit you better. ### Is Mesh the same as Clay? Yes. The personal CRM at clay.earth renamed itself Mesh in March 2026 and moved to me.sh. It's a different company from Clay.com, the sales data tool. ### Does YouSpot read my email? Yes, with read-only access. It builds your people from everyone you've emailed, and reads a message itself when you ask a question. Your mail isn't copied into YouSpot. Mesh reads less: who you emailed, when, and the subject line. If that matters more to you, it's a fair reason to pick Mesh. ### Can I use both? Yes. Both can connect to the same Gmail and calendar. You could keep Mesh for friends and family, and YouSpot for past clients and referrers. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Keep the names. Get back what was said. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # YouSpot vs. Less Annoying CRM: Less Annoying CRM keeps the people you add. YouSpot finds the ones you forgot. > Connect Gmail and YouSpot builds your list from everyone you've ever emailed, including the past clients and referrers you never got round to adding. ## The short version - **YouSpot:** Builds the list from everyone you've ever emailed - **Less Annoying CRM:** Tracks the people you've added, from the day you connect Less Annoying CRM is simple, steady and well loved, and it looks after the people you choose to put in it. YouSpot starts from your inbox, so the people you never added are there from the first day. ## One keeps who you add. The other finds who you didn't. A lot of new work comes from people you haven't spoken to in a while. They're in your sent mail, not in a list you made. | The decision | YouSpot | Less Annoying CRM | | --- | --- | --- | | Getting your people in | Connect Gmail and Google Calendar. It builds the list from everyone you've ever emailed. | Import a spreadsheet or add people by hand. Their team will run the import for you. | | Your older email | Your whole sent mail counts, so people you wrote to years ago show up. | Logs email automatically for people you've already added, from the day you connect. It doesn't add anyone new. | | Finding someone you half remember | Ask "who haven't I talked to in six months?" and get names, with the last thread. | Search, filters and saved views across the people you've added. No built-in AI. | | Getting back in touch | It drafts a reconnect email from what it knows about them. You send it. | Tasks, task templates and automations help you follow up. You write the email. | | Price | Start on Free. Pro is $10 a month, priced for one person. | $15 per person a month plus tax, one plan with every feature. Raised once since 2009. | Compared on 25 September 2026. Less Annoying CRM and the other product names on this page are trademarks of their owners. ## Where Less Annoying CRM is the better pick **You want a price that stays put.** One plan, one price, and one increase since 2009, with older customers kept on the old price for four years after it. That's a track record YouSpot hasn't had time to earn. **You want a person to call.** Free phone and email support for everyone, from the first day of the trial, and their team will run your import for you. Reviewers mention it constantly, and they mean it. **You'd rather choose every person who goes in.** Less Annoying CRM only tracks the people you add, and it argues that keeps things tidy. If you want every name in your list to be one you put there, that's a sound way to work. ## Switching from Less Annoying CRM 1. **Connect Gmail and Google Calendar.** About a minute. Your mail becomes the list of everyone you've worked with, including people you never added anywhere. 2. **Upload your Less Annoying CRM export.** Once, as a CSV. YouSpot suggests how the columns match up and saves nothing until you've checked. People already there are matched by email, only empty fields fill in, and anything that doesn't fit is kept as a note. 3. **Ask who's gone quiet.** Names, the last thread with each, and a draft to reconnect when you want one. You send it. ## Questions ### Is YouSpot a Less Annoying CRM alternative? For finding the people you've lost touch with, yes. If you want a simple list you fill yourself, with a person on the phone when you're stuck, Less Annoying CRM does that well. ### Won't reading my whole inbox fill YouSpot with clutter? It's a fair worry, and Less Annoying CRM makes the case well. YouSpot tells people apart from newsletters and bulk mail senders, so your list is the people you've written to. Your mail isn't copied in. It's read when you ask a question. ### Can I use both? Yes. Keep Less Annoying CRM for the clients you're working with now, and use YouSpot to find the past clients and referrers you haven't heard from in a while. Both can connect to the same Gmail. ### Can I get everything back out? Yes. Export your whole second brain as Markdown whenever you like. It's yours, in files any app can open. ### What does it cost? Start on Free, no credit card needed. Pro is $10 a month, and you can cancel anytime. ## Start Find the people you never got round to adding. [Try YouSpot free](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Free to start. No credit card needed. --- # Everything people ask before they connect. > Short answers, in the order people tend to ask them. If yours isn't here, write to support@youspot.com. ## What it is ### What is YouSpot? A personal CRM for one person rather than a sales team. It reads the people and companies you already know from your mail, calendar and LinkedIn, keeps them current on its own, and answers questions about them in plain English. ### Who is it for? Anyone whose work comes from people they know: consultants, fractional executives, founders, investors, freelancers. If more than half your work arrives by referral or repeat, and you have more past clients than you can hold in your head, it is for you. ### What is a second brain? The graph YouSpot builds from everything you connect. Every person, company, meeting, note and file is a point in it, joined by what actually connects them. Your first brain does the thinking; this one does the remembering. ### How is this different from a CRM? You never type anything in. There are no stages, no leads and no pipeline. It works on the hundred-odd people you can't hold in your head, and it shows up with a draft rather than waiting to be opened. ### Is this for teams? No, on purpose. One person, one price, and the price never depends on you hiring. ## Connecting ### What can I connect? Your LinkedIn export first: every connection, with messages and invitations if you want them. The Chrome extension keeps it current as you browse. Then Gmail, Google Calendar, HubSpot, X, Slack and Obsidian when you want them in the picture. ### What do I have to type in? Nothing. Import your history and the record builds from what already happened. You never have to know what to ask; the findings arrive. ### How long until it's useful? About a minute after your history lands it shows you the people worth a minute: who's gone quiet, who's coming up, who changed jobs. That is usually the first surprise. ### Does it read all my email? It reads the mail you connect, mostly your sent mail, to learn who you know, when you last spoke and how you write. It never sends anything. You can disconnect an account at any time. ## Asking and agents ### What does it notice, and what can I ask it? It notices on its own: who's gone quiet, who changed jobs, who you never answered, what you promised. When you want to ask, you can: who do I know at Arbor Health, what did I charge for work like this. It answers from your own history and says where each fact came from. ### What is an agent? A job that runs on its own and emails you when there is something worth knowing: who to reconnect with this week, a brief before each call, the invoices your mail says you never heard back about. Nineteen ship, on five shelves. ### Does it send emails for me? No. It drafts them into your own Gmail, in your voice, and you press send. No agent has ever contacted anyone on your behalf, and none can. ### Will it tell me an invoice was paid? No. It reads your mail, not your bank. It tells you what your email says you invoiced and never heard back about, and drafts the follow-up. ### Will it email me every day? Only when there is something to say. A run with nothing to report says so once and stops. Most agents run weekly. ### Can I use it from Claude or ChatGPT? Yes. YouSpot runs a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code can ask your second brain questions directly. ## Price ### How much does it cost? Solo is $1 a month with 100 credits. Pro is $10 with 1,000. One person, one price, cancel from billing settings any time. ### What is a credit? One unit of metered work: a chat turn, a tool call that reaches a model, or an enrichment. Reading your own data and browsing it cost nothing. ### Is there a free trial? Not a self-serve one. Solo at $1 a month is the way to try it, and cancelling in the first month means that is all it cost. The private beta, by invitation, is free for 30 days. ## Your data and leaving ### What data does YouSpot hold? Only what you connect: contacts, companies, notes, files, and the mail and calendar details from the accounts you link. Every question is answered from your own account and nobody else's. ### Can I take my data out? Yes, in one click, in a format you can read. Export is a feature we publish, not a setting we hide. ### How do I cancel? From billing settings, whenever you like. There is no contract, no cancellation fee and no exit interview. ### How do I report a security issue? Email security@youspot.com. The disclosure policy is published at youspot.com/docs/security. ## Start Still wondering? Import your history and see what it finds. [Connect your LinkedIn](https://youspot.com/sign-up). Import your LinkedIn history in about a minute. Nothing to fill in. Everything exports in one click. --- # The Second Brain: you forget, it does not > Everything you know, every person, conversation, deal, domain and half-finished thought, filed into one graph, connected the way it actually happened, and answerable in plain English. ## It fills itself Zero data entry. That is the whole point. Connect Gmail, LinkedIn, HubSpot or the Chrome extension once, and the people you email, the posts you write and the files you save land in the graph on their own: typed, tagged and time-stamped. ## You just ask Plain English in, your own life out. "Who do I know at Gusto?" "Which invitations did I never answer?" "What did I pay for that domain?" It answers from your graph, not the internet's. ## It acts while you sleep Agents that wake when life happens. New email arrives, an agent reads it, files what matters, and leaves a paper trail in your feed. Your Second Brain does not just remember, it does the follow-up. ## Getting one The Second Brain comes with every YouSpot plan. See [pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing). An agent can read and write the same graph over MCP. See the [docs](https://youspot.com/docs). --- # YouSpot apps > Sharp, focused apps for the daily work of revenue: grade your stack, make your assets, price your names. Each one does one job well. ## The apps ### [HubGrader](https://youspot.com/hubgrader) Grade any HubSpot portal and see how your setup stacks up against best practices. ### [CompanyResearch](https://youspot.com/companyresearch) AI research reports on any company: people, products, funding and news. ### [ImageGen](https://youspot.com/imagegen) Generate and edit on-brand images with AI, right in your browser. ### [DomainValue](https://youspot.com/domainvalue) AI-powered domain valuations to price and compare any name in seconds. ### [MetaPrompt](https://youspot.com/metaprompt) Paste any AI prompt and get a sharper, more effective version back. ### [Connections](https://youspot.com/connections) Browse and search your LinkedIn connections by name, company, role or date. ### [Invitations](https://youspot.com/invitations) Score and tag the LinkedIn invitations you sent and received against a prompt. ### [Linked Messages](https://youspot.com/linked_messages) Score and tag your LinkedIn messages so the ones worth answering rise to the top. ### [Linked Posts](https://youspot.com/linked_posts) Your LinkedIn posts, synced from your profile into one browsable table. ## More - [Pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing): every app is included in the plan - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) --- # YouSpot docs for developers and agents > The MCP server, OAuth 2.1, the HTTP endpoints, and the discovery files that describe them. ## Pages - [YouSpot for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs/overview.md): What YouSpot exposes to code: an MCP server, OAuth 2.1, public profile endpoints, and the discovery files that describe them. - [YouSpot API authentication](https://youspot.com/docs/authentication.md): YouSpot is an OAuth 2.1 authorization server for agents: dynamic client registration, PKCE S256, refresh-token rotation. Members can also mint a long-lived API token by hand. - [YouSpot MCP server](https://youspot.com/docs/mcp.md): Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code to https://youspot.com/mcp and let an agent read and write your own CRM. - [YouSpot HTTP API](https://youspot.com/docs/api.md): The endpoints YouSpot answers over plain HTTP: public profile data with no auth, and the MCP tool surface with a bearer token. - [YouSpot API versioning, deprecation and rate limits](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning.md): How the YouSpot API is versioned, what notice you get before anything is removed, the RateLimit headers every limited endpoint answers with, and how Idempotency-Key makes a retry safe. - [Paying for YouSpot as an agent](https://youspot.com/docs/payments.md): What YouSpot sells, who can buy it, and the commerce protocols an agent can negotiate against: a UCP discovery profile at /.well-known/ucp and the ACP checkout surface. - [YouSpot security and vulnerability disclosure](https://youspot.com/docs/security.md): How to report a security issue to YouSpot, Inc., what is in scope, and what we commit to in return. A summary of the policy published at /security. ## Machine endpoints - [llms.txt](https://youspot.com/llms.txt): this site, for language models - [llms-full.txt](https://youspot.com/llms-full.txt): the long-form version - [sitemap.xml](https://youspot.com/sitemap.xml): every public page with a last-modified date - [index.md](https://youspot.com/index.md): the home page as markdown - [agents.md](https://youspot.com/agents.md): what an agent can do here, in one page - [MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp): streamable HTTP; initialize and tools/list need no credential - [MCP server card](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json): the endpoint, transport and every tool - [MCP manifest](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp.json): every MCP server on this domain, each with its own card - [auth.md](https://youspot.com/auth.md): how an agent gets a credential - [agent identity](https://youspot.com/agent/identity): what identity you can hold here, and who you are holding - [OpenAPI 3.1](https://youspot.com/openapi.json): every HTTP endpoint that exists - [Agent Plugins manifest](https://youspot.com/plugin.json): both MCP servers and the skills, in one bundle - [ChatGPT plugin manifest](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ai-plugin.json): the OpenAI manifest, naming the OpenAPI spec, the OAuth endpoints and the logo - [API catalog](https://youspot.com/.well-known/api-catalog): RFC 9727 - [agent index](https://youspot.com/v1): every endpoint, and what each one costs in credentials - [docs MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs): the public pages over MCP, no credential at all - [sandbox MCP server](https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox): the read tools over a demo account, no credential and no signup - [sandbox](https://youspot.com/sandbox): the sandbox described: what is mounted under /sandbox, and whether the demo account is seeded - [ask](https://youspot.com/ask): a question in plain words, answered from these pages - [A2A agent card](https://youspot.com/.well-known/agent-card.json): JSON-RPC at /a2a - [OAuth 2.1 authorization server metadata](https://youspot.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server): RFC 8414 - [protected resource metadata](https://youspot.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource): RFC 9728 - [Agent Skills index](https://youspot.com/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json): skills an agent can load - [ARD catalog](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ard.json): agent resource discovery - [UCP business profile](https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp): what an agent can transact with here, and what it cannot - [security.txt](https://youspot.com/.well-known/security.txt): how to report a vulnerability - [Web Bot Auth key directory](https://youspot.com/.well-known/http-message-signatures-directory): the key YouSpot agents sign their own requests with --- # YouSpot for developers and agents > What YouSpot exposes to code: an MCP server, OAuth 2.1, public profile endpoints, and the discovery files that describe them. YouSpot is a personal CRM for AI-native professionals. It builds a second brain from the people, companies, notes and files you already deal with, syncing Gmail, Google Calendar, HubSpot, X and LinkedIn into one graph you can ask in plain English. YouSpot Free is $0 a month with no credit card, YouSpot Pro is $10 a month, and there are no seats to count. YouSpot Pro, 30 days free is $0 today at /pricing/freetrial. Card required. Then $10/month from day 31. Cancel before that and you pay nothing. ## What you can call - **MCP server** at `https://youspot.com/mcp`: streamable HTTP transport, OAuth 2.1 with PKCE S256 and dynamic client registration. This is the primary way an agent reads and writes a member's CRM. - **Public profile endpoints** at `https://youspot.com/api/human/` (also `.json` and `.md`) and `https://youspot.com/api/network/members`: no auth, public data only. - **Discovery files** listed below, so a crawler or an agent can find all of the above without being told. ## Discovery files | Path | What it is | | --- | --- | | `/llms.txt` | this site, for language models | | `/llms-full.txt` | the long-form version | | `/sitemap.xml` | every public page with a last-modified date | | `/index.md` | the home page as markdown | | `/agents.md` | what an agent can do here, in one page | | `/mcp` | streamable HTTP; initialize and tools/list need no credential | | `/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json` | the endpoint, transport and every tool | | `/.well-known/mcp.json` | every MCP server on this domain, each with its own card | | `/auth.md` | how an agent gets a credential | | `/agent/identity` | what identity you can hold here, and who you are holding | | `/openapi.json` | every HTTP endpoint that exists | | `/plugin.json` | both MCP servers and the skills, in one bundle | | `/.well-known/ai-plugin.json` | the OpenAI manifest, naming the OpenAPI spec, the OAuth endpoints and the logo | | `/.well-known/api-catalog` | RFC 9727 | | `/v1` | every endpoint, and what each one costs in credentials | | `/mcp/docs` | the public pages over MCP, no credential at all | | `/mcp/sandbox` | the read tools over a demo account, no credential and no signup | | `/sandbox` | the sandbox described: what is mounted under /sandbox, and whether the demo account is seeded | | `/ask` | a question in plain words, answered from these pages | | `/.well-known/agent-card.json` | JSON-RPC at /a2a | | `/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server` | RFC 8414 | | `/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource` | RFC 9728 | | `/.well-known/agent-skills/index.json` | skills an agent can load | | `/.well-known/ard.json` | agent resource discovery | | `/.well-known/ucp` | what an agent can transact with here, and what it cannot | | `/.well-known/security.txt` | how to report a vulnerability | | `/.well-known/http-message-signatures-directory` | the key YouSpot agents sign their own requests with | ## The CLI, the SDKs and the source The official client is published under the YouSpot name in both ecosystems. Everything except calling a tool works with no credential, so either one is useful before anybody signs in. ```bash npx youspot ask "how do I connect an MCP client" npx youspot tools pip install youspot go get github.com/OnStartups/youspot-go gem install youspot ``` | Where | What | | --- | --- | | [MCP registry: com.youspot/youspot](https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=com.youspot/youspot) | the official Model Context Protocol registry entry, under a domain-verified namespace. | | [mcp.so: YouSpot MCP](https://mcp.so/servers/youspot) | the directory listing, with the live tool list fetched from this domain. | | [Smithery: youspot/youspot-mcp](https://smithery.ai/servers/youspot/youspot-mcp) | the Smithery listing of the product server, OAuth 2.1, connectable from any Smithery client. | | [npm: youspot](https://www.npmjs.com/package/youspot) | the CLI and the JavaScript SDK. `npx youspot ask "..."` needs no credential. | | [npm: @youspot/mcp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@youspot/mcp) | the MCP server for clients that only speak stdio. `npx @youspot/mcp` bridges to /mcp. | | [PyPI: youspot](https://pypi.org/project/youspot/) | the Python client. `pip install youspot`. | | [Go: github.com/OnStartups/youspot-go](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/OnStartups/youspot-go) | the Go client, standard library only. `go get github.com/OnStartups/youspot-go`. | | [RubyGems: youspot](https://rubygems.org/gems/youspot) | the Ruby client, standard library only. `gem install youspot`. | | [GitHub: OnStartups/youspot-agent-tools](https://github.com/OnStartups/youspot-agent-tools) | YouSpot publishes its official CLI, SDK and agent skills from this repository in the OnStartups GitHub organization. | | [skills.sh: official YouSpot skills](https://skills.sh/onstartups/youspot-agent-tools) | Published by YouSpot from OnStartups/youspot-agent-tools: MCP access, HTTP API access, and the Solo CRM playbook. Install with `npx skills add OnStartups/youspot-agent-tools`. | The repository carries `AGENTS.md` and `.cursorrules` for coding agents, an Agent Plugins manifest at `plugin.json`, and the three agent skills. It is the same source the packages are built from. ## Reading pages as markdown Every public page answers a markdown twin. Add `.md` to the path, or send `Accept: text/markdown` and get the same body back at the original URL. ```bash curl https://youspot.com/pricing.md curl -H "Accept: text/markdown" https://youspot.com/pricing ``` ## Where to go next - [Authentication](https://youspot.com/docs/authentication): the OAuth 2.1 flow, and the API token a member can mint by hand. - [MCP](https://youspot.com/docs/mcp): connecting Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Claude Code, and what the tools do. - [API](https://youspot.com/docs/api): the HTTP surface that needs no MCP client. - [Security](https://youspot.com/docs/security): how to report a vulnerability. --- # YouSpot API authentication > YouSpot is an OAuth 2.1 authorization server for agents: dynamic client registration, PKCE S256, refresh-token rotation. Members can also mint a long-lived API token by hand. YouSpot issues its own OAuth 2.1 access tokens to agents. A token is always bound to one member: every tool call reads and writes that person's data and nobody else's. ## Discovery - `https://youspot.com/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource` (RFC 9728) names the resource and its authorization server. - `https://youspot.com/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server` (RFC 8414) names the endpoints below. ### What identity you can hold `POST https://youspot.com/agent/identity` answers that directly. Send `{"type":"anonymous"}` and it lists the surfaces that need no credential at all. Send `{"type":"service_auth"}` with a bearer token and it names the member whose access you are holding, and whether the credential belongs to a person's AI client or to one of their cloud agents. No other identity type exists here: there is no client-credentials grant, because a token that belonged to no person would have nothing to read. ## Endpoints | Endpoint | Purpose | | --- | --- | | `POST /agent/identity` | What identity you can hold, and who you are holding. No credential needed to ask. | | `POST /oauth/register` | Dynamic client registration (RFC 7591). Open: registration alone grants nothing. | | `GET /oauth/authorize` | Consent. A signed-out person is sent through Clerk first, then shown what the client is asking for. | | `POST /oauth/token` | Authorization code exchange and refresh. Refresh tokens rotate on use. | | `POST /oauth/revoke` | RFC 7009. Revoking either token kills the pair. 200 whether or not the token was live. | ## The flow - Register a client, or reuse one you already registered. - Send the member to `/oauth/authorize` with `response_type=code`, `code_challenge_method=S256`, a `code_challenge`, your `redirect_uri`, and `scope=linkedin`. - They sign in and approve. You get a code on your redirect URI. - Exchange the code at `/oauth/token` with your `code_verifier`. - Call `/mcp` with `Authorization: Bearer `. ### Scope There is one scope, `linkedin`, and it covers the whole tool surface. Finer-grained scopes are not issued yet. ## API tokens A member who wants to script against their own account without running an OAuth flow can mint a named token on the MCP tab at `https://youspot.com/user/integrations/mcp`. Send it the same way, as `Authorization: Bearer `. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUSPOT_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' ``` ## Errors - A missing or expired bearer gets `401` with a `WWW-Authenticate: Bearer` header naming the protected-resource metadata URL, so a client can rediscover where to authorize. - A token belonging to a different member never sees your data; there is no cross-account read. --- # YouSpot MCP server > Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or Claude Code to https://youspot.com/mcp and let an agent read and write your own CRM. YouSpot runs a Model Context Protocol server at `https://youspot.com/mcp`. Transport is streamable HTTP; auth is OAuth 2.1, so a client that speaks MCP can connect with no key pasted anywhere. ## Connect a client ### Claude Settings, Connectors, Add custom connector, then paste `https://youspot.com/mcp`. Claude registers itself and opens the consent screen. ### ChatGPT In ChatGPT settings, open Apps or Connectors and create a custom connection named YouSpot with URL `https://youspot.com/mcp` and OAuth authentication. Complete browser consent, then select YouSpot in the conversation. Custom connections may require developer mode, an eligible plan, or workspace administrator approval. Installing YouSpot in Codex or your terminal does not connect ChatGPT web. ### Codex In the desktop app, open Plugins, MCPs, Add, then choose Streamable HTTP. Enter `youspot` as the name and `https://youspot.com/mcp` as the URL. Save and complete sign-in when prompted. You do not need a bearer-token environment variable for OAuth. Restart the app through its restart control to reload the tools. An agent with terminal access can configure Codex for you. It should reuse an existing matching connection rather than overwrite it. To add a missing connection: ```bash codex mcp add youspot --url https://youspot.com/mcp ``` Current Codex versions start browser sign-in during this command. If sign-in is still needed, run `codex mcp login youspot`. Do not repeat login after it already succeeded. The desktop app, CLI, and IDE extension must load the updated configuration; the IDE has its own restart control. An enabled/OAuth entry in `codex mcp list` does not prove the current chat has loaded the tools. ### Claude Code ```bash claude mcp add --transport http youspot https://youspot.com/mcp ``` ### Cursor Add this to `~/.cursor/mcp.json`: ```json { "mcpServers": { "youspot": { "url": "https://youspot.com/mcp" } } } ``` ### A client that only speaks stdio Some clients still launch a local process and talk to it on stdin and stdout, and cannot reach a remote server at all. [@youspot/mcp](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@youspot/mcp) is that process: it forwards each JSON-RPC message to `/mcp` and writes the replies back. The client downloads and runs the package; keep the token in its secret settings, not in chat. ```json { "mcpServers": { "youspot": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "@youspot/mcp"], "env": { "YOUSPOT_TOKEN": "..." } } } } ``` If your client speaks streamable HTTP, use the URL above instead. One less moving part. ## Verify in the conversation Configuration, sign-in, loaded tools, and a working tool call are separate steps. After connecting, ask the assistant: ```text Check the YouSpot tools available in this conversation. Use Check connections (list_integrations) to verify my account access. Tell me which call succeeded, what sources are connected, and 3 things you can help me do with the tools you actually have. ``` A successful response from that tool verifies this conversation can use YouSpot. Reading the public tool list, completing OAuth, or calling the endpoint from a terminal does not. If tools are still absent after a restart, inspect the client's MCP connection error rather than repeating sign-in or starting more tasks. Local hook errors such as "No such file or directory" need the failing command identified separately; signing in again does not repair them. Other chat apps need support for remote MCP and OAuth, and may require administrator approval. YouSpot cannot install tools into a host that does not support connectors or bypass its consent controls. Connected sources, approved scopes, available data, and credits determine which workflows can run. ## What the tools do | Family | What it covers | | --- | --- | | Brain graph | Search, read and write the objects in your graph: people, companies, notes, files. | | Attention | What needs you today: unanswered threads, stale follow-ups, upcoming meetings. | | LinkedIn | Query your imported connections and the companies behind them. | | Gmail | Read threads, draft and send mail from a connected mailbox. | | Google Calendar | Read events for context on who you are about to meet. | | HubSpot | Read and sync contacts and companies with a connected portal. | | Company research | Research a company and file the result as an object. | | Prospecting | Find people and companies that match a description. | | Files and imports | Import a file and read what was extracted from it. | | Brand kits and Studio | Import a website's brand, manage brand kits, and generate branded images, emails, documents, and PDFs with the tools your account exposes. | | Domains | Value and suggest domain names. | | Slack, X/Twitter, Obsidian | Read from the other sources a member has connected. | ## What it is not This is not a public web search and not a shared directory. Every tool call is scoped to the signed-in member, so an agent asking "who do I know at Acme" gets that person's network and nobody else's. ## Calling it directly The server is plain JSON-RPC over HTTP POST. `initialize`, `ping` and `tools/list` answer without a credential, so you can handshake and read the tool list before anyone has signed in: ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' ``` Every `tools/call` needs an OAuth access token or a member API token, because every tool reads one person's own CRM. See [Authentication](https://youspot.com/docs/authentication) or the machine walkthrough at [auth.md](https://youspot.com/auth.md). ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUSPOT_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"get_connections_summary","arguments":{}}}' ``` ## Try it without an account A third server at `https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox` runs the same read tools against a demo account whose contacts, companies and interactions are generated. No credential, no signup, no credits. Every tool that writes is refused there, and the answers are shaped exactly like the answers a real account gives. The same server answers as `/mcp` under the sandbox mount, and `GET https://youspot.com/sandbox` describes that mount and says whether the demo account is seeded. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"search_graph_objects","arguments":{"query":"Meridian"}}}' ``` ## Machine descriptions | Document | What it holds | | --- | --- | | [Server card](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json) | The endpoint, the transport, the protocol versions and every tool. Built from the live tool table, so it cannot claim one that does not exist. `GET /mcp` returns the same document when `Accept` names it; without a credential, a wildcard `GET` gets the OAuth challenge instead. | | [auth.md](https://youspot.com/auth.md) | Discover, register, consent, exchange, call, revoke. In that order, with runnable requests. | | [api-catalog](https://youspot.com/.well-known/api-catalog) | RFC 9727 linkset pointing at the card, the docs and the OAuth metadata. | `https://youspot.com/mcp` is the recommended endpoint and tracks the latest available implementation, currently v1. Use `https://youspot.com/mcp/v1` only when you want to pin v1. Both are supported, neither is deprecated, and existing connections can keep their current URL. If another major version is introduced, `/mcp` will follow it while the versioned endpoint stays pinned. URL versions are separate from the MCP protocol version negotiated during initialization. ## Where this server is listed Official entries point back at this domain: [com.youspot/youspot](https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0/servers?search=com.youspot/youspot) in the official Model Context Protocol registry, under a namespace verified by a DNS record on youspot.com; [youspot/youspot-mcp](https://smithery.ai/servers/youspot/youspot-mcp) on Smithery; and [YouSpot MCP](https://mcp.so/servers/youspot) on mcp.so. Use the recommended URL above for a new connection; existing entries using `/mcp/v1` remain supported. --- # YouSpot HTTP API > The endpoints YouSpot answers over plain HTTP: public profile data with no auth, and the MCP tool surface with a bearer token. Most programmatic work here goes through the MCP server, because that is where the tools live. These endpoints answer over plain HTTP for the cases where running an MCP client is not worth it. ## Public, no auth | Endpoint | Returns | | --- | --- | | `GET /api/human/` | A public member profile as JSON. | | `GET /api/human/.json` | The same profile, explicit extension. | | `GET /api/human/.md` | The same profile as markdown. | | `GET /api/network/members` | A page of the public member directory. | ```bash curl https://youspot.com/api/human/dharmesh.json ``` ## Batch `POST /api/batch` runs up to 20 GET requests against the read endpoints in one round trip. Each item comes back with its own `status` and `body` (or `text` for markdown), in the order sent, so one failing item never hides the others: the batch itself is 200 once the envelope is valid. Anything that is not a batchable read is refused per item with the allowlist attached. Each item still counts against its endpoint's own rate limit; the batch saves round trips, not budget. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/api/batch \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"requests":[ {"id":"dir","path":"/api/network/members","query":{"q":"consulting","per_page":5}}, {"id":"me","path":"/api/human/dharmesh"} ]}' # 200 { "object": "batch", "count": 2, "responses": [ { "id": "dir", "status": 200, "body": {...} }, { "id": "me", "status": 200, "body": {...} } ] } ``` ## Sandbox Every anonymous path here also answers under `/sandbox`, where `/mcp` becomes the demo-account MCP server: `tools/call` needs no credential and every tool that writes is refused. `GET /sandbox` describes the mount and says whether the demo account is seeded. The OAuth server and the endpoints that need a member are not mounted there. ## Authenticated The tool surface is reached by posting JSON-RPC to `/mcp` with a bearer token. `tools/list` enumerates it and `tools/call` runs one. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUSPOT_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call","params":{"name":"search_connections","arguments":{"query":"acme"}}}' ``` ## Errors A missing or expired bearer gets `401` with a `WWW-Authenticate: Bearer` header naming the protected-resource metadata URL. A tool that fails returns a JSON-RPC result with `isError` set rather than an HTTP error, so a client can read what went wrong. ## Rate limits Tool calls are metered against the member's monthly credits. A member out of credits gets a clear error naming the limit rather than a silent failure. --- # YouSpot API versioning, deprecation and rate limits > How the YouSpot API is versioned, what notice you get before anything is removed, the RateLimit headers every limited endpoint answers with, and how Idempotency-Key makes a retry safe. An agent should not have to guess whether the surface it integrated against will still be there next month. This page is the contract. ## Versioning `/mcp` is the recommended product MCP endpoint and tracks the latest available implementation, currently v1. `/mcp/v1` is supported for clients that explicitly pin v1. Neither endpoint is deprecated. If another major version is introduced, `/mcp` will follow it and the versioned endpoint will remain pinned. `/v1` is the separate agent index. MCP protocol versions are negotiated during initialization, independently of these URL paths. - Adding an endpoint, a response field, an optional parameter or a new MCP tool is not breaking, and happens without notice. - Breaking changes to a pinned contract require a new version path. The unversioned `/mcp` endpoint follows the latest implementation; choose a versioned path when you need to stay on a particular major version. - The OpenAPI document at `/openapi.json` always describes what is live right now. ## Deprecation and sunset A path being retired announces its deprecation with a `Deprecation` header and a `Link` header with `rel="successor-version"` naming what replaces it. Once a removal date is set, the same responses carry `Sunset` (RFC 8594) as an HTTP-date. The commitment: at least 180 days between the first `Sunset` header and the path being removed, and a deprecated path keeps working unchanged for that whole window. Watch for the header rather than polling this page. Deprecated today: the `q` parameter on `/ask`, an alias for `query`. It still works and has no removal date; it is marked `deprecated` in `/openapi.json`. | Path | State | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | `/mcp` | Recommended, supported | Latest available implementation (currently v1) | | `/mcp/v1` | Supported | Explicitly pinned to v1 | | `/mcp/docs` | Current | | | `/mcp/sandbox` | Current | | ```bash curl -sD - -o /dev/null https://youspot.com/mcp # No Deprecation or Sunset header is sent for this supported endpoint. ``` ## Rate limits Every limited endpoint answers with the RFC 9331 headers, so you can pace against the real budget instead of backing off blindly. The dashed triple is sent alongside for clients that parse it. | Header | Meaning | | --- | --- | | `RateLimit` | `"policy";r=;t=` | | `RateLimit-Policy` | `"policy";q=;w=` | | `RateLimit-Limit` | Requests allowed in the window | | `RateLimit-Remaining` | Requests left | | `RateLimit-Reset` | Seconds until the window resets | | `Retry-After` | On a 429: seconds to wait | The sandbox MCP server allows 60 calls a minute per address. A 429 is a JSON-RPC error with code -32003 and a `Retry-After` header. ## Idempotency A dropped connection leaves an agent unable to tell a lost response from a refused request. Send `Idempotency-Key` on a write and the retry is safe: the first answer is replayed rather than the write repeating. - The key is any unique string up to 255 characters. A UUID is the usual choice. - A key is scoped to the credential that sent it, so it replays only your own answer. It does not need to be unguessable. - While `/mcp` serves v1, it shares retry records with `/mcp/v1` for the same credential, key and request body. - A recorded answer is replayed for 24 hours, with `Idempotency-Replayed: true`. - The same key with a different request body is a `422`, because that is a client bug rather than a retry. - Honoured on `POST /oauth/register`, `POST /mcp`, `POST /mcp/v1` and `POST /mcp/sandbox`, and declared on those operations in `/openapi.json`. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/oauth/register \ -H "Idempotency-Key: $(uuidgen)" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"redirect_uris":["https://example.com/callback"],"client_name":"My agent"}' ``` ## Work that outlives one request A tool that cannot finish inside one call enqueues instead and answers with `task_id`. Poll `GET /api/jobs/` until `terminal` is true; while it is still going the response carries `Retry-After` with the interval to use. `result` is filled once `state` is `succeeded`. ```bash curl https://youspot.com/api/jobs/8412 \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUSPOT_TOKEN" # {"job_id":8412,"kind":"file_import","state":"running","terminal":false,...} ``` You can also start one over plain HTTP. `POST /api/jobs` with a `kind` answers `202 Accepted` and a `Location` header naming the job, which is the same URL as `poll` in the body. Starting a kind that is already running reports the running job rather than queuing a second one, so a retry is safe on its own. ```bash curl -i -X POST https://youspot.com/api/jobs \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $YOUSPOT_TOKEN" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"kind":"embed_objects"}' # HTTP/1.1 202 Accepted # Location: https://youspot.com/api/jobs/8413 # Retry-After: 5 ``` --- # Paying for YouSpot as an agent > What YouSpot sells, who can buy it, and the commerce protocols an agent can negotiate against: a UCP discovery profile at /.well-known/ucp and the ACP checkout surface. The short version: an agent cannot buy YouSpot yet. A person can, and an agent can then work inside that account over OAuth. This page says so in the shape the commerce protocols define, so an agent learns it by reading rather than by guessing at a 404. ## What is for sale | Plan | Price | Included | | --- | --- | --- | | YouSpot Free | $0 a month, no credit card | Use up to 50 credits/month | | YouSpot Pro | $10 a month | Use up to 1,000 credits/month | Every new account starts on YouSpot Free: sign up at https://youspot.com/pricing and it is provisioned with no card. YouSpot Pro is bought by a signed-in person from the same page, which hands over to Stripe. Credit packs are bought the same way from the billing tab. There is no seat count and no annual commitment. What costs nothing: the docs MCP server at /mcp/docs, the sandbox MCP server at /mcp/sandbox, every markdown twin, /ask, and the read side of the A2A agent. None of them take a credential, so an agent evaluating YouSpot never has to pay to find out what it does. ### What a credit is spent on Only the model does. One credit per chat message and one per app run, charged after the work succeeded, so a failed turn costs nothing. Storage, syncing and file exchange are not metered at all: reading your graph, importing from a connected mailbox, syncing a HubSpot portal and downloading a file are free at any volume your plan allows. | Action | Cost | | --- | --- | | Chat message, or an agent draft | 1 credit | | App run (ImageGen, ProspectFinder, DomainValue and the rest) | 1 credit | | Reading, searching or writing your graph over MCP or REST | free | | Mailbox, calendar, HubSpot, LinkedIn and X sync | free | | File upload and download | free | What bounds the free half is not price but shape: a per-address rate limit, declared on every response in the RFC 9331 `RateLimit` headers, and a hard cap on object count and file size per plan. An agent that paces against the headers never meets either. See /docs/versioning for the header table. ## UCP discovery The business profile is published at https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp against Universal Commerce Protocol 2026-08-25. It advertises the three transports an agent can reach YouSpot over (REST, MCP and A2A), the identity-linking capability that OAuth 2.1 provides, and an empty payment-handler registry. The empty registry is the point rather than an omission. UCP requires the member to be present even when it holds nothing, which is how a reader tells "no agent payment handler" apart from "this profile forgot to mention one". ```bash curl -s https://youspot.com/.well-known/ucp | jq '.ucp.payment_handlers, .checkout.status' # {} # "not_supported" ``` ## ACP checkout The Agentic Commerce Protocol endpoints exist and negotiate: POST /checkout_sessions and POST /agentic_commerce/delegate_payment. Both answer 501 with a protocol-level ACP error naming the version they speak, 2026-04-17. A preflight OPTIONS returns 204 and allows POST. | Request | Answer | | --- | --- | | `OPTIONS /checkout_sessions` | `204`, `Access-Control-Allow-Methods: POST, OPTIONS` | | `POST /checkout_sessions` | `501` with `type: service_unavailable`, `code: checkout_not_supported` | | `POST /agentic_commerce/delegate_payment` | the same 501 | The error carries only the four members the ACP schema allows, because it refuses additional properties: type, code, message and supported_versions. Everything an agent should do instead is in the message. ## What would change this Agent-initiated checkout needs a payment credential YouSpot can charge without a person present: a delegated payment token from the buyer's agent, or a stablecoin rail such as x402. Both are decisions about the product, not about this page. When one ships, the payment-handler registry in the UCP profile stops being empty and these endpoints stop answering 501. --- # YouSpot security and vulnerability disclosure > How to report a security issue to YouSpot, Inc., what is in scope, and what we commit to in return. A summary of the policy published at /security. YouSpot, Inc. welcomes reports from security researchers. Email **andrei@mail.youspot.com**. Reports may be submitted anonymously. ## In scope - `https://youspot.com`, the web application. - `https://be.youspot.com`, the API. Anything not listed is out of scope, including the third-party services YouSpot integrates with (Clerk, Supabase, Stripe, Google APIs, Anthropic, OpenAI). Report those to the vendor. If you are unsure, ask before you start. ## Not authorized - Denial-of-service testing, network or application level. - Physical testing and social engineering, including phishing. ## What we ask - Tell us as soon as you find something. - Give us at least 90 days from acknowledgment before publishing. - Use an exploit only far enough to confirm the issue exists. Do not pivot, persist, or pull data. - If you reach personal data, stop, tell us, and keep it confidential. ## What to include - What the vulnerability is. - Where you found it: the URL or endpoint. - What an attacker could do with it. - Steps to reproduce. Scripts and screenshots are welcome. ## What we commit to We acknowledge a report within three business days, keep you posted through confirmation and remediation, and will not pursue legal action over research conducted in line with this policy. The full Vulnerability Disclosure Policy is published at [youspot.com/security](https://youspot.com/security); the machine-readable contact is `https://youspot.com/.well-known/security.txt`. --- # YouSpot MCP server > The product MCP server: one member's own contacts, companies, notes and files, over OAuth 2.1. ## Connecting - Endpoint: `https://youspot.com/mcp` - Transport: streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0 - Protocol versions: `2025-06-18`, `2025-03-26` - Credential: A bearer token for `tools/call`. `initialize`, `ping` and `tools/list` answer anonymously, so a client can handshake before anyone signs in. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' ``` ## Tools - `tools/list`: The live tool table, with a typed `inputSchema` and read-only and destructive hints on each. It is the authority; the server card carries names and summaries only. ## Notes - JSON-RPC batching is refused, per MCP 2025-06-18. - `/mcp` is the recommended endpoint and tracks the latest available implementation, currently v1. `/mcp/v1` remains supported for clients that pin v1. Neither endpoint is deprecated. - Send `Idempotency-Key` on a call you may retry: the first answer is replayed rather than the write repeating. - A tool that cannot finish in one call answers with `task_id`. Poll `/api/jobs/`. ## Related - [Server card](https://youspot.com/mcp) over GET, and at [/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json) - [MCP documentation](https://youspot.com/docs/mcp) - [Versioning, deprecation and rate limits](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning) - [OpenAPI](https://youspot.com/openapi.json) --- # YouSpot MCP server (v1) > The supported product MCP endpoint pinned to v1. Use /mcp to follow the latest available implementation. ## Connecting - Endpoint: `https://youspot.com/mcp/v1` - Transport: streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0 - Protocol versions: `2025-06-18`, `2025-03-26` - Credential: A bearer token for `tools/call`. `initialize`, `ping` and `tools/list` answer anonymously, so a client can handshake before anyone signs in. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp/v1 \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' ``` ## Tools - `tools/list`: The live tool table, with a typed `inputSchema` and read-only and destructive hints on each. It is the authority; the server card carries names and summaries only. ## Notes - JSON-RPC batching is refused, per MCP 2025-06-18. - `/mcp` is the recommended endpoint and tracks the latest available implementation, currently v1. `/mcp/v1` remains supported for clients that pin v1. Neither endpoint is deprecated. - Send `Idempotency-Key` on a call you may retry: the first answer is replayed rather than the write repeating. - A tool that cannot finish in one call answers with `task_id`. Poll `/api/jobs/`. ## Related - [Server card](https://youspot.com/mcp/v1) over GET, and at [/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/server-card.json) - [MCP documentation](https://youspot.com/docs/mcp) - [Versioning, deprecation and rate limits](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning) - [OpenAPI](https://youspot.com/openapi.json) --- # YouSpot documentation MCP server > Search and read YouSpot's public pages and developer documentation. No credential, no signup. ## Connecting - Endpoint: `https://youspot.com/mcp/docs` - Transport: streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0 - Protocol versions: `2025-06-18`, `2025-03-26` - Credential: None. Everything it reads is a page anybody can already fetch. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp/docs \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' ``` ## Tools - `search_docs`: Search the public pages and developer docs. Returns each matching page with the passage that matched and its URL. - `read_doc`: Read one public page in full, as markdown, by the path search_docs returned. - `list_docs`: Every public page with its title and one-line description, optionally narrowed to one section. ## Notes - Exposes `ui://youspot/docs-results` as an MCP Apps view, so a host that can render shows the results as a list instead of a wall of text. - Also serves every documentation page as an MCP resource over `resources/list`. ## Related - [Server card](https://youspot.com/mcp/docs) over GET, and at [/.well-known/mcp/docs-server-card.json](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/docs-server-card.json) - [MCP documentation](https://youspot.com/docs/mcp) - [Versioning, deprecation and rate limits](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning) - [OpenAPI](https://youspot.com/openapi.json) --- # YouSpot sandbox MCP server > Every YouSpot read tool, with no credential, over a demo account whose contacts and interactions are generated. Try the tools before connecting a real one. ## Connecting - Endpoint: `https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox` - Transport: streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0 - Protocol versions: `2025-06-18`, `2025-03-26` - Credential: None. No signup, and nothing here costs credits. ```bash curl -X POST https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "Accept: application/json, text/event-stream" \ -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}' ``` ## Tools - `tools/list`: The read half of the product tool table. Write tools are not listed and not callable here. ## Notes - The data belongs to a fictional consultant and resets to the same fixture. Nothing here is a customer record. - Rate limited to 60 calls a minute per address, declared in the `RateLimit` headers on every response. - Connect `/mcp` for the write tools and for real data. ## Related - [Server card](https://youspot.com/mcp/sandbox) over GET, and at [/.well-known/mcp/sandbox-server-card.json](https://youspot.com/.well-known/mcp/sandbox-server-card.json) - [MCP documentation](https://youspot.com/docs/mcp) - [Versioning, deprecation and rate limits](https://youspot.com/docs/versioning) - [OpenAPI](https://youspot.com/openapi.json) --- # What, why, and who is this? > A letter from Dharmesh Shah about what YouSpot is, why it exists, and who it is for. By Dharmesh Shah, Co-founder and CTO, HubSpot. July 2026. ## What is this? YouSpot is a personal CRM. Not a CRM for your company, HubSpot does that, and does it well. This one is for you: the people you know, the conversations you have had, the follow-ups you meant to send. You talk to it the way you would talk to a person who happened to remember everything. "Who do I know at Gusto?" "Which invitations did I never answer?" It just answers. ## Why does it exist? Because I have thousands of connections and remember approximately none of the details. The tools I tried all wanted me to maintain them: fields to fill, stages to advance, a discipline I was never going to keep up. The interesting shift is that an AI does not need the tidy database first. It can work from the mess: your exports, your inbox, your actual history. That is the bet here. It is not AI bolted onto a CRM. It is a CRM that only makes sense because the AI came first. ## Who is it for? Solo professionals. Founders, investors, consultants, salespeople, connectors, anyone whose network is a real asset but who has no team, no ops person, and no interest in becoming a database administrator on the side. If you have ever failed to remember where you met someone right as you were shaking their hand again, it is for you. ## More - [Pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [Second Brain](https://youspot.com/secondbrain) - [Docs for developers and agents](https://youspot.com/docs) --- # Brand > Every YouSpot logo, in every format, plus the colour, type and written guidelines. Free to use for press, partners and anyone writing about YouSpot. ## Download the kit - **Everything**: Logos, app icons, Illustrator source and the written guidelines. [Download](https://youspot.com/brand/kit/full) - **Logos and icons**: Every variation, SVG and PNG, plus the app icons. [Download](https://youspot.com/brand/kit/logos) - **Guidelines**: The design system and the written brand, as markdown. [Download](https://youspot.com/brand/kit/docs) ## Logos ### Primary lockup The logo as delivered: disc and wordmark as one path in HubSpot Orange. It reads on ivory and on plum, so this is the default everywhere unless the ground fights it. [SVG](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5.svg) · [PNG 1200](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5.png) · [PNG 2400](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-2400.png) ### Lockup, light wordmark Orange disc, white Spot. For dark grounds (plum chrome, photography, a dark deck) where the orange wordmark loses contrast. [SVG](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-light.svg) · [PNG 1200](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-light.png) · [PNG 2400](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-light-2400.png) ### Lockup, ink wordmark Orange disc, ink Spot. For light grounds that need the wordmark quieter than the disc: a document, a slide, a partner page that is already carrying colour. [SVG](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-dark.svg) · [PNG 1200](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-dark.png) · [PNG 2400](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-dark-2400.png) ### Lockup, reversed White disc and wordmark with You knocked out, for HubSpot Orange grounds: an email header band, a button, a slide that is already the brand colour. [SVG](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-reversed.svg) · [PNG 1200](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-reversed.png) · [PNG 2400](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v5-reversed-2400.png) ### Icon The disc alone, with You knocked out of it. Whatever sits behind the artwork shows through the letters, so use it where the ground is flat and light. [SVG](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v5.svg) · [PNG 512](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v5.png) · [PNG 1024](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v5-1024.png) ### Icon, solid The same disc with a white circle behind the knockout, so You reads white on any ground. This is the one for avatars, favicons and anything sitting on artwork. [SVG](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v5-solid.svg) · [PNG 512](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v5-solid.png) · [PNG 1024](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v5-solid-1024.png) ### App icons Built from the solid icon: a multi-size ICO for browser tabs and a 180px PNG for the iOS home screen, both flattened onto white because neither surface can be trusted with transparency. [ICO 16/32/48](https://youspot.com/brand/favicon.ico) · [PNG 180](https://youspot.com/brand/apple-touch-icon.png) ## Previous version ### Lockup (v4) The previous lockup. Kept for anything already printed; do not start with it. [PNG 317](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v4.png) ### Lockup, dark ground (v4) The previous lockup for dark grounds. [PNG 317](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-logo-v4-dark.png) ### Icon (v4) The previous icon, knockout build. [PNG 512](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v4.png) ### Icon, solid (v4) The previous icon with the white disc behind the knockout. [PNG 512](https://youspot.com/brand/youspot-icon-v4-solid.png) ## Using the logo - **Keep clear space**: Leave the height of the disc empty on every side. Nothing crops into it. - **Pick the build for the ground**: Light wordmark on dark, ink wordmark on busy light, primary everywhere else. - **Do not recolour it**: The orange is the brand. A tinted, greyscale or gradient logo is a different logo. - **Do not stretch or rotate it**: Scale both axes together, and keep it level. - **Do not rebuild the wordmark**: The lettering is drawn, not typeset. No font reproduces it, so use the file. - **Do not put the knockout icon on artwork**: The letters show whatever is behind them. On a photo or a colour, use the solid build. ## Colour | Name | Token | Hex | Used for | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | HubSpot Orange | `brand` | #ff4800 | The logo, and the one accent that carries it | | Primary | `primary` | #ff4800 | Buttons and links; the same orange | | Plum | `chrome` | #3a0b24 | Nav and dark chrome | | Ivory | `background` | #f7efe9 | The page ground | | Ink | `foreground` | #141413 | Body copy | | Surface | `surface` | #f2e7df | Raised panels on the page | | Salmon | `selected` | #f6c3ad | Selection and current state | | Muted | `muted-foreground` | #6b675e | Secondary copy | | Border | `border` | #e4e0d6 | Hairlines and dividers | ## Type - **Georgia** (`font-display`, Georgia, serif): Display copy: headlines and pull quotes - **System sans** (`font-sans`, system-ui): Body, titles and every interface label - **Caveat** (`font-accent`, Caveat, cursive): The handwriting accent, one word at a time - **Geist Mono** (`font-mono`, Geist Mono, monospace): Eyebrows, code and anything tabular ## Guidelines and source - [The design system](https://youspot.com/brand/docs/design-system.md): Principles, the token contract, and where every value actually lives. - [Brand voice](https://youspot.com/brand/docs/brand-voice.md): How YouSpot sounds, with the words it does and does not use. - [Naming guidelines](https://youspot.com/brand/docs/naming-guidelines.md): How features and surfaces get their names. - [Writing style guide](https://youspot.com/brand/docs/writing-style-guide.md): Punctuation, capitalisation and the house rules for product copy. - [YouSpot-Logotype.ai](https://youspot.com/brand/source/YouSpot-Logotype.ai): the Illustrator source, as delivered. - [YouSpot-Icon.ai](https://youspot.com/brand/source/YouSpot-Icon.ai): the Illustrator source, as delivered. ## Questions Email support@youspot.com. --- # Support > Questions, bugs, or something that just looks off: email support@youspot.com and a human answers. ## Getting help Email **support@youspot.com**. Every email opens a tracked ticket, so nothing gets lost. Include a screenshot and the page URL if you can, it helps us fix things faster. ## Feature ideas Send them to **ideas@youspot.com** and they join the public [ideas board](https://youspot.com/ideas). ## Security Report a vulnerability to **andrei@mail.youspot.com**. See the [vulnerability disclosure policy](https://youspot.com/security). ## More - [Docs](https://youspot.com/docs) - [Pricing](https://youspot.com/pricing) - [Privacy](https://youspot.com/privacy), [Terms](https://youspot.com/terms)