Founding teams
- Reaching
- Investors, advisors, design partners
“Your note on pricing seed-stage dev tools is why we built usage-based billing from day one. Could I get your read on our model?”
Avian looks up anyone and writes a message they'll actually want to reply to. Now your whole team shares the credits, the company voice, and the pipeline.
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Email, Twitter handle, LinkedIn URL, GitHub username, or just a name. Avian accepts anything.
Avian's AI agent searches the public web, pulls out the signals that matter, and builds a full personality profile in under a minute, with no human team involved.
A personalized message, platform-aware and ready to copy and send.
The same research and writing loop, now with shared credits, your company's voice, and a pipeline where everyone knows who owns what.
Who it's for
“Your note on pricing seed-stage dev tools is why we built usage-based billing from day one. Could I get your read on our model?”
“Congrats on the platform rebuild you posted about. We cut a similar migration from 6 months to 6 weeks. Worth a quick comparison?”
“I read your write-up on the queue rewrite. We are hitting the same wall, and you would own it here. Open to hearing more?”
Pricing
$16/mo
Billed annually. $24/mo if monthly.
FAQ
Up to 3 seats, including the owner. Team plans are part of Max.
No. Only the owner needs Max. Teammates share the owner's credits and flight history while the owner stays on Max, and they can use Avian free on their own account too.
Max includes 6,000 credits a month, about 60 flights, and the whole team draws from that one pool. One flight is one person researched with a draft message. Credits refresh monthly and unused ones do not carry over.
Each member's flight count for the last 30 days, and the team's shared flight history. Teammates cannot see each other's account details.
Team sharing pauses while the owner is not on Max. Members keep their own accounts and flights. The owner can also delete the team at any time.
Avian drafts the message. Each person reviews and sends it from their own Gmail, so replies come back to the person who wrote it.
No. A specific, relevant message gets read far more often than a template, and that is what Avian is built to help you write.