The LawyerDecision
Claude“My landlord sent a new lease. Should I sign it?”
The call
Sign it after one change: one month’s notice, not three.
An AI chief of staff who remembers your context, a board of AI experts for real judgment, and your tools to get the work done. Make the calls that used to take a whole leadership team.
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A demo in many languages: someone asks whether to sell their company to a bigger competitor offering $2.4M. Their AI chief of staff recalls what she knows and seats four AI experts, each on a different AI model: The CFO and The Lawyer are conditional, The Strategist is against, The Skeptic is for. The board’s call: don’t accept yet; counter at $3.1M with 80% cash at closing, and get a second offer within 30 days. On Thursday she checks in: did the second valuation come in?
The difference
A bigger competitor offered $2.4M for my company. Do I sell?
That’s a big decision, and there are many factors to consider. First, think about your long-term goals and whether selling aligns with them. You should also look at the valuation: is $2.4M a fair price for your company? It may help to consult a financial advisor.
Other factors include your team, the market, timing, tax implications and your personal circumstances. Ultimately, the right choice depends on your situation…
The CFO
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The Strategist
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The Lawyer
ClaudeConditional
The Skeptic
GrokForThe board’s call Moderate · 63%
Don’t accept yet. Counter at $3.1M with 80% cash at closing, and get a second offer within 30 days.
The Strategist disagreed: a buyer this early has seen something in your numbers. Find out what first.
First stepAsk a broker for a second valuation · this week
Every answer
A decision, a forecast, a plan, a budget, a drafted email. Each one signed by the AI expert who wrote it.
The LawyerDecision
Claude“My landlord sent a new lease. Should I sign it?”
The call
Sign it after one change: one month’s notice, not three.
The Growth HackerDiagnosis
Gemini“Sales are down 30% since March. Why?”
Root cause
New customers fell 58% when your Instagram reach dropped. Regulars didn’t leave.
Fix first: move $400 a month from Instagram to Google Maps ads.
The StrategistComparison
GPT“Two job offers. Which one?”
| Offer A | Offer B Pick | |
|---|---|---|
| Salary | $118K | $109K |
| Commute, each way | 70 min | 20 min |
| Equity | None | 0.2% |
| Real hourly | $45 | $49 |
The SkepticRisk map
Grok“Should I quit my job to freelance?”
Lower the first risk before you resign: sign one more client.
The InvestorForecast
Claude“When does a second café pay for itself?”
What would change it: rent above $6,500 a month.
The CFOBudget
Gemini“Can we afford a new car?”
Yes, at $480 a month or less. Your rule is $1,350 left over.
The OperatorPlan
Grok“Open the second shop by March.”
The AnalystResearch brief
GPT“Which neighborhood for the café?”
The finding
Riverside: twice the morning foot traffic, for rent 18% higher.
The Sales LeaderDrafted email
Claude“Reply to the client asking for 30% off.”
Re: your 2027 pricing
Hi Dana, thanks for being direct. We can’t do 30%, but we can do 12% with a two-year term, and lock today’s price…
Ready to copy. Nothing is sent without you.
The MarketerCritique
GPT“Review my pitch deck.”
How it works
A big one. I’ll put three experts on it, with what I know: revenue $1.2M, team of 9.
In your words, in your language. She already knows your world, so you never start from zero.

GPTFor

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GrokAgainst
One expert for a quick question, a whole board for a big one. Each on a different AI model, so they really disagree.
The board’s call Moderate · 68%
Hire in March, after your two big renewals sign.


3 experts · GPT, Gemini, Grok
Who agreed, who didn’t, and the first step. On the day, she checks in, so nothing slips.
The bench
The CFO pressure-tests the numbers. The Skeptic attacks the assumptions. The Operator turns the call into a plan. Bring in one, or seat a board.
Financial Controller
Revenue is a story. Cash is a fact. Show me the month the money runs out.
The CFO Financial ControllerTry asking The CFO
The CFO
Open on every plan, Free included
Seats are spread across model families: GPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and more.
Pricing
Talking to your chief of staff is free. When she brings in an expert or a board, you see the most it can cost before anything starts. You’re never charged more than that, and usually less: you pay for what’s actually used.
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Seat up to 3 AI expertsat one table, on different AI models
For the calls you make every week.
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2,500 credits a month
Seat up to 8 AI expertsat one table, on different AI models
For heavy weeks and the biggest boards.
$500 billed yearly
7,000 credits a month
Seat up to 12 AI expertsat one table, on different AI models
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$990 billed yearly
15,000 credits a month
Seat up to 12 AI expertsat one table, on different AI models
Questions
What people ask before they bring SynthBoard their first hard call.
SynthBoard is an AI chief of staff with a bench of 24 AI experts: a CFO, a skeptic, a lawyer and more. She answers what she can, brings in one named expert when a call needs judgment, or seats a board to argue it out. You get the call, who disagreed, and a first step with a date.
A single chat gives you one voice, and it tends to agree with you. SynthBoard seats named experts who hold positions, including one whose job is to argue against the obvious answer. Every memo shows the dissent and what would change the call. It also keeps your facts with their sources, so nothing starts from zero.
People who make hard calls without a leadership team around them: founders, solo operators, consultants, small-business owners and managers. It handles personal decisions too, like a job offer, a move or whether to sell a home. Most people start with the one question that’s been sitting with them.
SynthBoard is free to start: 250 credits when you sign up and 150 every month, no card needed. Pro is $20 a month (2,500 credits), Max $50 (7,000) and Ultra $99 (15,000), and paying yearly gives you two months free. One credit is $0.01. Talking to the chief of staff is free within a daily allowance.
Every expert or board arrives as a card that shows the most it can cost before anything runs: up to 65 credits for one expert, up to 135 for a board of three on Free. You pay only for what the room actually uses, and a card never bills above its number. Small pieces she makes for you (a forecast, a table from your tools, a read of a stack of photos) come out of a monthly allowance without asking (up to 400 credits on Pro); rooms and boards always show their price first. Plan credits reset monthly; credit packs never expire.
SynthBoard reaches model providers only through their business APIs, under terms that don’t let them train on what it sends, and it never sells your data. Every fact she keeps shows where it came from, any fact can be forgotten, and “Start fresh” wipes everything, with 24 hours to undo. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
They can be: SynthBoard’s experts are AI. That’s why an expert asks you first when the answer turns on something only you know, and why every memo shows how confident the board is, what would flip the call, and who disagreed. Treat it as a sharp second opinion, not legal, financial or medical advice.
SynthBoard connects to Notion, Google Docs, Slack, Linear, Gmail and dozens more. Every connection starts read-only. Each write is a preview on a priced card that you confirm before anything changes, and an email is saved as a Gmail draft for you to send yourself. Reading is on every plan; writing is on Pro and above.
SynthBoard seats its experts on models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI and Mistral, and spreads a board across labs so the voices don’t all think alike. Live web research grounds the facts. Free runs standard models, Pro adds premium ones, and Max and Ultra add frontier models.
SynthBoard answers in the language you write in. The experts, the room cards and the chief of staff’s notes all come back in it, from Portuguese and Spanish to Japanese and Hebrew, and Hebrew and Arabic read right to left throughout. You can switch languages mid-conversation.
Yes, any time. Upgrades apply immediately, with the difference prorated; downgrades take effect at the end of your billing period. If you cancel, your paid plan keeps running until the end of the period you’ve already paid for. Payments and invoices are handled by Paddle, SynthBoard’s merchant of record.
Yes. SynthBoard has an MCP server, so you can start a board, ask an expert or read a memo from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients, on every plan. Free runs one session at a time over MCP; paid plans run several in parallel. There is also a REST API with webhooks.
Free to start. No card needed.