IIMAGINE
IIMAGINE helps teams test AI models on their own work, route tasks by quality, cost, and speed, and ground advice in organizational context. It also supports governed agents and local open-source models for sensitive work.
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Who it's for
- Business owners and decision-makers who want AI advice informed by their objectives, priorities, and deadlines.
- Operations or professional-services teams that want to compare models on tasks such as contract review and route work by quality, cost, and speed.
- Teams in fields such as accounting, legal, finance, and e-commerce that want to delegate tasks to agents with human approval steps.
How it fits your workflow
Complete the guided setup by answering questions about your goals and connecting accounts. The Unified Context Engine classifies connected data around status, challenges, objectives, priorities, enablers, and deadlines.
Test models against your work and compare quality, speed, and cost. Use the results and weighted preferences to configure a router that selects a model for each task.
Create agents from templates or from scratch, assign tasks on the Kanban board, and set approval steps and data access rules. For sensitive work, run open-source models on a local computer.
Pricing
Free: A free account is available with credits included, and no credit card is required.
Free
Free
- · Credits included
- · No credit card required
Paid plans
From $29/month
- · Credits included on every plan
Prices checked on Oct 17, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Model testing
- Compare models from GPT, Claude, open-source models, and others on a specific use case. Tests measure quality, speed, and cost using the user's work.
- Intelligent model routing
- Create a router that selects a model for each task based on test results and weighted preferences for quality, cost, and speed.
- Unified Context Engine
- Classifies data around objectives and priorities using the SCOPED framework—status, challenges, objectives, priorities, enablers, and deadlines—and retrieves it to ground AI advice.
- AI agents and task board
- Create agents from templates or with a few clicks, assign skills and human approval steps, and allocate tasks to agents or people on a Kanban board.
- Data governance
- Set access rules that apply to people, agents, and models, controlling which categories of information each can access.
- Local AI
- Run open-source models on a local computer for conversations that should not leave the device. The page also describes using an organization's approved cloud for GPT, Claude, and Gemini models.
Works with
- Google Drive, Gmail, and Sheets
- Microsoft and Microsoft 365
- QuickBooks
- Shopify
- Slack
- Azure, AWS, and GCP
Getting started
- Create a free account; no credit card is required.
- Answer the six guided setup questions about your goals.
- Connect your accounts.
- Start testing models or configuring context, routing, or agents.
Frequently asked questions
How long does setup take?
The page says guided setup takes five minutes and consists of six short questions about your goals, followed by connecting your accounts.
Do I need technical skills?
The page says no code, configuration files, or API keys are required; setup is described as filling in a form and clicking a button.
Will IIMAGINE work for my industry?
The page lists pre-built templates for accounting, legal, real estate, coaching, e-commerce, and content creation, among others.
How much does it cost?
There is a free plan, and paid plans start at $29 per month. The page says credits are included on every plan.
Do I have to replace my existing system?
The page says IIMAGINE connects to services such as Google, Shopify, Slack, and Microsoft 365, and does not require users to replace everything they already use.
How is data access controlled?
Users set access rules for people and agents. For sensitive work, the page says open-source models can run locally on a computer with zero network traffic.