copilotly

Copilotly gives individuals and teams access to 131 field-specific AI copilots across 20 domains for information, document work, drafting, and preparation. Users can work in a web app or browser extension, with desktop and mobile apps included in Pro.

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Who it's for

People handling legal, health, finance, or career questions who want informational guidance and preparation before speaking with a qualified professional.
Individuals who need specialist copilots across multiple professional domains and want to switch between them under one subscription.
Enterprise teams that want custom copilots on company data, SSO, and an admin dashboard.

Not the right fit if…

People who need a licensed professional to provide legal, medical, financial, or therapeutic advice: Copilotly explicitly says its information and drafts do not replace professional services.

How it fits your workflow

Choose a specialist from Copilotly's copilots across 20 domains and ask a question in the web app or browser extension. In the extension, users can select text on a webpage and send it to the relevant copilot; per-site controls can turn the extension off.

Use the copilot for information, drafts, or preparation. Pro adds document upload and analysis, unlimited messages, and full history and export; the page says to confirm consequential answers with a qualified professional.

For repeated workflows, create a custom copilot by setting a system prompt and model parameters. Enterprise includes custom copilots on company data and API access.

Pricing

Free: The free plan costs $0, requires no card, and includes three copilots of your choice, 50 messages per day, conversation history, the browser extension, and community support.

Free

$0 forever

· Access to three copilots of your choice
· 50 messages per day
· Conversation history
· Browser extension

Pro

$4.99 per week; the page also lists $259 per year in the plan section, while its FAQ says $290 per year.

· Every copilot across all 20 domains
· Unlimited messages
· Full history and export
· Browser extension, desktop, and mobile apps

Enterprise

Custom pricing

· Everything in Pro
· Unlimited team members
· Custom copilots on company data
· SSO and SAML

Prices checked on Oct 5, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.

Key features

131 specialist copilots across 20 domains: Choose among copilots for areas including legal, health and medical, finance, career, business, marketing, education, real estate, engineering, HR, and more.
Field-specific AI configuration: The page says each specialist is configured for a single field with its own system prompt, model, and parameters.
Browser extension: The extension works as a widget on webpages. Users can select text, such as a lease clause, lab result, or offer letter, and send it to a specialist. Per-site controls can switch the extension off on selected sites.
Web, desktop, and mobile access: Copilotly offers a web app and browser extension; Pro includes desktop and mobile apps. The page lists iOS and Android apps and desktop apps for Mac and PC.
Document upload and analysis: Pro includes document upload and analysis, which the page presents as a way to work with documents such as contracts.
Custom copilots: Users can create custom copilots with their own system prompt and model parameters, including temperature, max tokens, and top-p. Enterprise includes custom copilots on company data.

Limitations to know

Copilotly says it does not provide licensed legal, medical, financial, or therapeutic services and should not replace consultation with qualified professionals.
The page acknowledges that copilots can be wrong and advises users to treat answers as starting points rather than verified conclusions, especially for consequential decisions.
The free plan is limited to three selected copilots and 50 messages per day; access to all copilots and unlimited messages is listed under Pro.
The page gives conflicting annual Pro prices: $259 per year in the plan section and $290 per year in the FAQ.
The page lists Safari as coming soon rather than currently available.

Getting started

Start a free account without a card.
Choose three copilots for the free plan.
Use a copilot in the web app or add the browser extension and ask a question; you can select webpage text to send to a specialist.
Upgrade to Pro for all copilots, document upload and analysis, or desktop and mobile apps.

Frequently asked questions

How is Copilotly different from ChatGPT?

The page describes Copilotly as a set of specialists, each configured for a single field with its own system prompt, model, and parameters, rather than one general-purpose chatbot.

Do the copilots replace a real lawyer, doctor, or accountant?

No. Copilotly says it provides information, drafts, and preparation, not licensed professional services or professional advice. It advises users to consult qualified professionals for consequential decisions.

What is included in the free plan, and what costs money?

The free plan includes three chosen copilots, 50 messages per day, conversation history, and the browser extension, with no card required. Pro starts at $4.99 per week and includes all copilots, unlimited messages, document upload, and desktop and mobile apps. The page lists conflicting annual Pro prices: $259 in the plan section and $290 in the FAQ.

Can I switch between domains?

Yes. Pro includes all copilots across 20 domains. On the free plan, users choose three copilots and can change their selection.

Where does Copilotly run?

The page describes a browser extension, a web app, and iOS and Android apps on Pro, as well as desktop apps for Mac and PC. The extension can be disabled on individual sites.

Is my data private?

Copilotly says conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest, are not used to train models, and are not shared with third parties.

Can I build my own copilot?

Yes. Users can set a custom system prompt and model parameters, including temperature, max tokens, and top-p. The page says custom copilots stay private to the user's account; Enterprise also offers copilots on company data.