Sauna plugs into your accounts and bills by the credit. Fasrad brings its own inbox, calendar, and CRM for one predictable price.
Sauna comparison facts are accurate as of mid-2026 and may change as the product evolves.
As of mid-2026, Sauna (by Wordware) calls itself "the first multiplayer AI": a cloud coworker that runs around the clock, drafts messages in your voice, tracks what matters, files tickets and delivers briefings. It builds context from everything you connect. Its standout move is multiplayer, where teammates share that context and memory so the AI coordinates work across a whole team. It plugs into 3,000+ tools and shows up on the web, an iOS app, iMessage, Slack, email and Superhuman.
Fasrad is built the other way round. It brings its own dedicated email inbox, its own Google Calendar and a built-in CRM, and charges a flat subscription fee however heavy the month gets. You instruct it in plain language, with no flow-builder canvas. It sends and triages mail from its own inbox and books appointments mid-conversation. It files contacts and summaries to its CRM, and it can run staggered personalized outreach from a Google Sheet and triage the replies.
Where Fasrad goes further:
Sauna has 3,000+ native integrations (Linear, GitHub, Notion, Jira, HubSpot, Stripe and more) plus custom MCP connectors, and you wire it into accounts you already run. Fasrad connects to Google (Calendar, Sheets, Drive) and reaches anything else through any REST API, so most tools are within range without a prebuilt integration. It brings its own inbox, calendar and CRM. Sauna is multiplayer with team-shared memory, and Fasrad is a single agent you own. Sauna reaches you on iMessage, iOS and Superhuman, while Fasrad reaches you on web, Telegram, email and a public embed.
If you want one agent that arrives with its own working tools and a bill that never surprises you, Fasrad is the flat-fee alternative. It's in public beta and takes roughly four minutes to set up.
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No. As of mid-2026, Sauna's defining feature is multiplayer: teammates share context and memory across a whole team. Fasrad is a single agent you own, with long-term memory that persists across all of its channels. It's built to be your operator.
It connects differently. As of mid-2026, Sauna connects to 3,000+ tools (Linear, GitHub, Notion, Gmail, Jira, HubSpot, Stripe and more) plus custom MCP connectors, living inside accounts you already run. Fasrad connects to Google (Calendar, Sheets, Drive) and can call any REST API to reach most other tools. It also brings its own inbox, calendar and CRM, so it can act from minute one without wiring.
As of mid-2026, Sauna shows up on web, an iOS app, iMessage, Slack, email and Superhuman. Fasrad lives on the web app, a private Telegram bot, email and an embeddable public website chatbot, and can be wired to Slack through its API. That public chatbot gives you a lead-capture surface Sauna doesn't offer.
Yes. Fasrad sends and triages email from its own dedicated inbox and books appointments into its own calendar mid-conversation. It can run staggered personalized outreach of roughly 100 messages a day from a Google Sheet, then triage the replies. Sauna also drafts in your voice and acts around the clock. Fasrad does it from tools the agent owns, where Sauna works through your connected accounts.
Not in the click-through sense yet. Fasrad searches the web, reads JavaScript-heavy pages and calls any REST API, which covers most automation without driving a browser. Click-through browser automation, which Sauna offers on its Team tier as of mid-2026, is on Fasrad's roadmap.
Start with a 7-day free trial. Full access, no card needed. Then $49 per month. Sauna is credit-metered as of mid-2026: $99/month for 6,000 credits, $299 Pro for 24,000, and $999 Team for 60,000, with a 7-day trial and no annual billing. There are no overage charges, but a heavy month can burn through the bundle. Fasrad's flat fee stays the same.