Sybill AI vs Dante: the one you just text
Sybill AI is a sales assistant that records calls, writes summaries and follow-ups, and fills your CRM. Dante records with no bot too, then turns the call into the buyer page, a Loom-style video, and a Storylane-style demo. You run Dante from iMessage or Claude via MCP. No dashboard, no training. $99/mo.
Message DanteDante is $99. Text him. He builds the workspace.
Where Sybill is the right call
If your main job is internal deal memory, CRM autofill, and asking questions across every call your team ran, Sybill is built for that. Dante is built for the seller who needs the call to become something the buyer can forward.
Sybill pricing (checked October 2026)
Sybill's public pricing page lists Free at $0 (500 credits a week, 20 AI summaries a month), Pro at $36 per user per month monthly or $30 billed annually, Business at $108 per user per month monthly or $90 annually (adds CRM autofill, API and MCP access, and a deal workspace), and custom Enterprise. AI credits are spent when you ask Sybill to do something. Dante is one $99/mo plan.
Easiest to use: run it from a text
Dante is designed so you never learn another dashboard. Text Dante on iMessage before the call for a brief. After the call the workspace is built. Or ask Dante in Claude via MCP. One tool, no setup project, live after one call.
Message DanteRecording without a bot
Sybill lists an Invisible Recorder. Dante records with no bot in the room as well. You still disclose recording. The difference is what happens next.
Call recording without a botThe call becomes the buyer page
Sybill's output is mostly for your team: summaries, follow-up drafts, CRM fields, and answers in Ask Sybill. Dante builds a one-pager for the buyer with the recap, next steps, pricing, video, and interactive demo.
Deal workspaceOne tool instead of five
Dante covers call recording and coaching, buyer pages, Loom-style video, Storylane-style interactive demos, and a DocSend-style content library, with a strong MCP.