FirstSlate vs Planis AI

FirstSlate is a web-based client workflow platform for independent video producers and creative agencies. It brings client intake, AI proposal drafting, call sheets, crew paperwork, a teleprompter, delivery, invoicing and payments into one workflow. Clients and crew can use links without creating FirstSlate accounts or passwords. Clients can pay invoices by card or ACH through Stripe; FirstSlate says it charges 0% platform fees. The AI assistant drafts proposal content from a project brief using Google Gemini. Pro and Studio workspace owners can connect MCP clients such as Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini to read data and create drafts. Every new account starts with a 14-day Pro trial without a credit card, then returns to Free unless upgraded. The Free plan allows five active projects, 20 archived projects and three clients. Paid plans start at $15.83/mo equivalent, billed annually. Studio is listed at $66 a year, billed annually at $790/yr, and includes three team seats and priority support.

Planis AI turns travel information into client-facing proposals, visa guides and social content through a web service. Users can provide details such as emails, supplier itineraries, prices and visa requirements. Trip Proposal arranges travel content into an editable proposal with itinerary, inclusions, pricing, media and client details; proposals can be published as links or exported as PDFs. Visa Proposal creates editable guides with documents, fees, processing times and traveller notes. Social Studio turns package or ticket details into Instagram Feed, Instagram Story, WhatsApp Status and Facebook posts, which can be shared or downloaded. Explorer is a seven-day trial with 50 credits; a card is required to start, and the pricing page says no charge is made during the trial. Creator Plus costs $39.99 a month for 900 credits and Trip and Visa proposals, but excludes Social Posts. Creator Pro costs $59.99 a month for 1800 credits and includes Social Posts. Planis.ai is presented for travel agents, agencies, DMCs, tour operators and visa consultants. The company says it uses OpenAI for content generation and sends only information needed to process a request.