One answers questions. The other runs your business. Here's an honest breakdown of when to use each.
ChatGPT is the best general-purpose AI on the planet. It writes, it codes, it brainstorms. But it starts fresh every conversation. It does not know your clients. It does not know that Martinez still owes you $2,400. It does not know your slow season starts in April.
PACO is built for a different job. It learns your specific business: your clients, your revenue patterns, your deadlines, your communication style. Then it acts on what it knows. It sends follow-up emails through your Gmail. It flags overdue invoices before you notice. It gives you a morning brief with the three things that actually need your attention today.
Think of it this way: ChatGPT is a brilliant stranger you have to re-explain everything to. PACO is a chief of staff who already knows the situation and handles things proactively.
| Feature | ChatGPT | PACO |
|---|---|---|
| Business memory | None — starts fresh each chat | Permanent — learns your clients, patterns, revenue |
| Morning briefing | No | Daily brief with actionable items |
| Email integration | No | Sends emails through your Gmail |
| Invoice tracking | No | Tracks, flags overdue, sends reminders |
| Client follow-ups | You have to remember | PACO remembers and drafts them |
| Action execution | Tells you what to do | Does it, shows proof |
| Business type awareness | Generic | Tailored to your industry |
| Proactive alerts | None | Flags problems before you ask |
| Price | $20/mo (Plus) | Free to start, $49/mo Pro |
See what a business AI that actually knows your business feels like.