Email, texts, marketing, team and project management — all done through your Recursive Intelligence assistant. It reads, drafts, chases leads, and runs the busywork; you read one inbox and tap approve.
Your RI does the work — you approve with one tap$17 for your first week, then $177/mo — less than the pile it replaces.
"Hi Marcus — glad you reached out. Thursday 2pm works on my end; I'll send an invite. Looking forward to it."
But that's where the day goes. One tab for email. Another for content. Another for leads, another for the team, another for the calendar — twelve tabs, twelve logins, twelve places for something to slip. InboxAxe closes every one of them into a single inbox, and hands the work back to you as messages you just read and approve.
Posts, campaigns, and newsletters land written and ready. You read each one like email and approve it with a tap — the whole marketing desk, waiting in your inbox instead of a suite you have to drive.
No board to drag, no status to update. Tasks, follow-ups, and deadlines come to you as things to read — and clear the moment you reply. The project tool disappears; the work still gets done.
Hand-offs, approvals, and updates land where you already are. One inbox for the people and the work — so nothing important lives in an app someone forgot to open.
Add up the old way — a marketing tool, a project manager, a team app, and the hours you burn stitching them together. Then set one inbox next to it, and the choice makes itself.
Figures are typical market rates for small-business tools and part-time help; yours will vary. Halve them and the answer holds: one inbox beats a stack of logins and invoices.
Start where you are. Move up when the work grows. Both plans run the same simple way: it drafts, you approve, it sends — and never before.
Your inbox, and the assistant it replaces
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Your inbox, and the whole marketing stack it replaces
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Premium extras — AI video, image generation, and bulk lead enrichment — run on pay-as-you-go credits you top up, so you only pay for what you use. New accounts start with none, so nothing is ever charged by surprise.