The Octo plan is $360 a month.

Octo joins the chat channels you already use. For each channel you choose on the portal: always-on (reads everything and decides) or when called (only threads where Octo is tagged). The first month starts with one channel.

After you sign up, we get in touch and agree where you and Octo will talk.

It reads the channel, decides and gets things done. It follows up on what went unanswered, counts how many times a problem has come back, and posts a summary at set times. It also does what you ask — documents, spreadsheets, summaries, translations, drafts.

Anything that took a judgment call shows up in the 9:30 morning report with a number (#N). Reply “#3 — do it this way” and it learns the rule. On Sunday a weekly report wraps up the week.

Mostly, yes — it acts and reports. Only what can’t be undone — sending mail, money, deleting — is held, put in the report, and waits three days. If nobody says otherwise by then, it goes ahead.

No. We don’t count people or jobs. The plan only changes with whether Octo edits tools like Google Sheets, mail and Notion directly.

When Octo has to write to Google Sheets, Drive, mail, calendars or Notion itself, or change status and create records in your own systems. The day someone says “fill in our spreadsheet every week too” is the line.

Yes — $720 a month (₩1,000,000 + VAT). The conversation sets what you hand over, not the price: which tools it connects to and how far it may change things. The agreed scope goes in the contract and the portal.

Write the tools you want connected under “Request Octo PLUS” on the portal’s subscription screen. We get in touch to set the scope, and the new price starts from the next billing date.

Yes. When there’s nothing left for it to edit in Sheets, mail or Notion, move to the Octo plan. Tell us before the next billing date and the change starts from then.

Yes. On day one it reads the last three months of the channels you show it. So from the first day it knows what was decided last month and who owns what.

Octo takes them. When someone asks, it finds the answer in past conversations and says who decided it and when — “as Sua set in #announcements on August 12.” What Octo doesn’t know, it asks the person who has been answering, and learns the answer for next time.

It joins only the private channels you invite it to. What it reads in a private channel or in a direct message to Octo is used there only — asked in a public channel, it never answers from a private one.

Only on the server opened for your company. What it reads and the rules it learns are yours, and never used for another company.

One line in the channel or by email — “stop from next month.” No penalty; tell us before the next billing date and that month is the last one billed.

It’s yours. The files Octo made and the rules it learned all come back to you within 30 days, then the server is deleted.

By card, once a month on the date you started. Inside Korea the card is saved and charged on its own. Outside Korea a card can’t be saved for automatic billing yet, so on that date we mail you a payment link and you pay it in one go. Either way the charge is in Korean won and your bank converts it at their rate. The first month is free and needs no card.

Each month runs from the payment date to the day before the next one (paid 15 October, runs to 14 November). If you make no request within 7 days of payment, the month is refunded in full; after that, a paid month isn’t refunded. Days the service is down through our fault are refunded pro rata. Refunds go back to the card within 3 business days. Full text: Terms, section 3.