What is Hey Noah?
Hey Noah is a voice- and SMS-first AI executive assistant from Pilot Alpha Labs for founders and senior leaders. Users text or CC Noah on email; it negotiates meeting times against calendar priorities, sends follow-ups autonomously, places booking phone calls, and delivers pre-meeting briefs and post-meeting action items. Integrations include Google Calendar, Gmail, Zoom, Slack, HubSpot, Notion, Google Drive, Granola, and Google Tasks.
Key features
Autonomous Scheduling
Runs full back-and-forth scheduling and rescheduling over SMS, email, WhatsApp, and Slack without a booking link.
Priority-Aware Calendar
Positions itself as optimizing for priorities and focus blocks, not just open calendar gaps.
CC-on-Email Handoff
Add Noah to a thread to take over coordination; only sees CC'd mail, not full inbox, per product FAQ summaries.
Real Phone Calls
Calls restaurants, doctors, and salons and waits on hold to complete bookings on the user's behalf.
Meeting Intelligence
Pre-meeting briefs and post-meeting notes, follow-ups, and next-meeting booking from Granola/Notion context.
HubSpot Context
Pulls CRM context for meetings and contacts when HubSpot is connected.
Low-Friction Adoption
No dedicated app—works in channels users already use; Product Hunt #1 day/week in August 2026 launch coverage.
Hey Noah pricing
Public pricing is mixed: official FAQ summaries cite $49/month for an early-adopter cohort with cancel-anytime terms, while a marketing landing lists Noah Lite at $300/month and Noah Pro at $1,500/month with human US-based EAs behind the AI. A 30-day free trial without credit card is widely cited in reviews. Confirm current plan on heynoah.io before buying.
| Plan | Price | What's included |
|---|---|---|
| Free trial | $0 for 30 days | Full product trial; no credit card per multiple review sites |
| Early cohort | $49/month cited | FAQ summaries on partner sites list first-cohort pricing; may change as product scales |
| Noah Lite | $300/month | US-based EA-backed tier: scheduling, invites, personal+calendar email; no travel on Lite per landing copy |
| Noah Pro | $1,500/month | Lite plus inbox triage, travel booking, expense filings; phone and Zoom channels |
Pros & cons
Pros
- + Actually executes tasks rather than only drafting suggestions—key differentiator in EA category
- + SMS/email-native UX minimizes adoption friction for executives
- + Phone-call booking capability rare among AI scheduling tools
- + Strong launch social proof (Product Hunt #1 week)
- + HubSpot and Granola integrations suit revenue leaders
- + Pre/post-meeting loop closes common EA gap other tools skip
- + Priority-based scheduling narrative fits founder calendars
Cons
- − Conflicting public price points ($49 vs $300–1,500) create procurement confusion
- − Autonomous sending may alarm leaders who want approve-every-message control
- − English-only per August 2026 documentation summaries
- − No published self-serve checkout on main marketing site for all tiers
- − Does not book flights/hotels per stated limitations on FAQ summaries
- − Limited to one Google Calendar per assistant account in documented limits
- − Invite-gated or waitlist dynamics may delay access
Who is Hey Noah best for?
- • Founders with 15+ external meetings weekly and chronic follow-up drops
- • Executives who priced human EAs and want a fraction of the cost
- • Revenue leaders needing HubSpot-aware meeting prep
- • Operators comfortable with autonomous outbound email after trial
- • US-based leaders using SMS as primary coordination channel
- • Teams wanting phone-based reservations without personal hold time
- • Early adopters in AI chief-of-staff category post-Product Hunt launch
Frequently asked questions
How much does Hey Noah cost?
Sources disagree: $49/month early cohort per FAQ summaries vs $300–1,500/month human-augmented tiers on a landing page—verify with sales.
Does Noah read my entire inbox?
Documented FAQ position: Noah only sees emails you CC it on, not the full mailbox.
Can Noah make phone calls?
Yes—for restaurants, appointments, and similar bookings; it waits on hold and confirms via text.






