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Real answers about how IntuiReply works, what happens to your emails, and what you actually get for $19 a month.
IntuiReply connects to your Gmail and reads your last 20 sent emails to learn how you write. It also scans your website to understand your products, prices, and policies. From that point on, when a new email arrives, IntuiReply creates a draft reply in your voice, ready and waiting inside Gmail. You review it, edit if needed, and hit send. Nothing goes out automatically.
About 60 seconds. You connect your Gmail account, enter your website URL, and IntuiReply does the rest. The AI needs a few minutes to analyse your sent emails and scan your website. After that, drafts start appearing automatically.
No downloads, no extensions, no new apps. IntuiReply works through Gmail's existing draft system. Once connected, everything happens inside your normal Gmail inbox. There's nothing new to learn.
Yes. IntuiReply works with personal Gmail accounts and Google Workspace accounts. If your business email runs through Google Workspace (e.g. you@yourcompany.com), it works exactly the same way.
When you connect Gmail, IntuiReply reads your last 20 sent emails. Not your inbox, only what you've already sent. It looks at how you open and close emails, how formal or casual you are, how long your replies tend to be, and the words you actually use. The result is a voice profile that's unique to you. It also scans your website to understand your products, prices, and common questions.
No. IntuiReply creates drafts inside your Gmail. You decide what gets sent. Every draft sits in your Drafts folder waiting for you to review it. You can send it as-is, tweak a few words, or delete it entirely. You're always in control. Nothing leaves your outbox without you clicking send.
Yes, always. The drafts appear in your Gmail just like any other draft. You open them, read through, change whatever you like, and hit send when you're happy. Many users find they send drafts with little or no edits. Others prefer to adjust a line or two. Either way, the draft is a starting point, not a finished product you're forced to use.
That's the whole point. It should sound like you. IntuiReply learns from real emails you've already sent, which means it picks up on your natural style rather than writing in generic AI prose. If you tend to keep things short and direct, the drafts will too. If you're warmer and more conversational, that comes through. It's not perfect on day one, but it gets better the more context it has from your sent history.
IntuiReply focuses on customer and business emails: questions about your products, order follow-ups, quote requests, support queries, and general enquiries. It automatically filters out newsletters, automated notifications, and marketing emails so you're not getting drafts for things that don't need a reply.
Yes. That's intentional and necessary for the product to work. When you connect Gmail, IntuiReply reads your last 20 sent emails to learn your writing style, and it reads incoming emails to draft replies. It does not read or store emails you didn't receive or send. Read our privacy policy for full details.
Read our privacy policy →Not reliably. That's by design. Because IntuiReply learns from your actual sent emails, the drafts use your vocabulary, your sentence length, your way of opening and closing. Most recipients won't be able to tell the difference.
No. Your email content, your voice profile, and your business knowledge are stored in an isolated database that belongs only to you. We don't share your data with other IntuiReply customers, we don't sell it, and we don't use it to train shared AI models. The only third-party service that processes your emails is OpenAI (to generate the draft text) - they operate under strict data processing terms that prohibit using your data for model training.
Read our privacy policy →Your data is stored in a secure, isolated database hosted on Supabase (built on Amazon Web Services). Each customer has their own separate storage. Your data is never mixed with another customer's. We don't store copies of your full emails; we store your voice profile (a summary of your writing style) and the business knowledge extracted from your website.
Yes. You can delete your account at any time from your account settings. When you do, all your data is permanently deleted: your voice profile, website knowledge, Gmail connection, and account details. There's no waiting period and no retention after deletion. If you just want to disconnect Gmail without closing your account, you can do that too.
$19 per month. That's it. One price, everything included, no usage limits on drafts, no tiers, no add-ons. If the price ever changes, existing customers keep their current rate.
See full pricing details →Yes. You get 7 days free when you sign up. Your card is required to start the trial, but you won't be charged until the trial ends. You can cancel at any time during the trial and you'll owe nothing. We ask for a card upfront so there's no interruption if you decide to keep going - but there's no commitment until you choose to continue.
View pricing and trial details →Yes, anytime. No cancellation fees, no notice period, no awkward phone call required. You cancel from your account settings in under a minute. If you cancel mid-month, your access continues until the end of the billing period you've already paid for. We don't do refunds for partial months, but you'll always get what you paid for.
We accept all major credit and debit cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express. Payments are handled by Stripe, which means your card details are never stored on our servers. You can update or change your payment method anytime from your account settings.
After 7 days, your subscription starts at $19/month and your card is charged automatically. You'll receive an email reminder before this happens. If you decide IntuiReply isn't for you, cancel before the trial ends and you'll never be charged. There are no surprise fees - everything is straightforward.
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