$8a month
Your rules, kept by you
For a bot that helps you out.
- Every correction saved as a written rule, as you teach it.
- Your bot’s setup, written down — the record a new bot starts from.
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Your bot stopped mid-work, and everything you taught it is still trapped inside. Bot Manners saves what you teach your bot as written rules you own — so the next bot starts where this one left off, not from zero.
First month free with code ELONTAX. Then $8 or $28 a month — the only difference is who keeps your rules.
Shown, not promised.
We handed a saved rules page to a brand-new AI that knew nothing about the account, then asked it for a value that existed only in those rules. It answered with the exact value — and named the rule that allowed it to share it. That’s the whole point, demonstrated.
Two prices. The difference is one thing: who keeps your rules.
$8a month
For a bot that helps you out.
$28a month
For a bot your work runs through.
First month free with code ELONTAX. Prices in US dollars, billed monthly on Stripe’s page; we never see your card number. Stripe will ask for a card even though today is $0 — that card is what your plan renews on, a month from today, and you can cancel before then.
You can buy a single export on its own. Pay $10 once — no plan, nothing renews — and download one copy of everything saved under your account: your rules, your bot’s written record, its backup and your notebook, as files any bot can read. One download; that is the whole deal.
Our honest advice: don’t buy this. Get the $8-a-month plan instead. Your first month is free with code ELONTAX, so it costs less than this from day one — and instead of one download, your corrections keep being saved as rules as you teach them, ready whenever you need them. You can cancel any time. It’s the no-brainer.
Already on a plan? You don’t need this at all — exporting everything is already included, free, on your console page.
And one warning, plainly: the export holds what is saved under your account. If your bot was never connected to an account here, there may be little or nothing in it — and you will have paid $10 for a nearly empty package. Not sure? Start with the plan (first month free) and connect your bot first.
You pay on Stripe’s page; we never see your card number. After you pay, sign in with the same email and your download is waiting on your console page.
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Pick a plan above and pay on Stripe’s page.
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You get a short message for your bot’s chat. Your bot shows you what it will do, and nothing starts until you say yes.
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When your bot gets something wrong, correct it in conversation. The correction is kept as a rule — and the rule survives the bot.
Every correction you make, saved as a written rule. Plus your bot’s setup: who runs it, what it does, the tools it works with, by name. Never passwords or login codes.
Yes — the same short message connects Muse. Your rules live in files you own, so whichever bot you use next can read them.
Future payments stop. Your plan stays live until the end of the month you paid for; when it ends, the key your bot uses stops working. And a failed payment is not an instant cut-off — there is a grace period while Stripe tries again.
Everything you made. Your rules, corrections, and your bot’s written record stay readable and exportable after you cancel.
No. We never train anything on your corrections, your rules, or your bot’s record — not our models, not anyone else’s.
Ask, and we delete. Email hello@29court.com from the address your plan lives under and say you want your record deleted. Deleting everything. Cancelling stops the plan; it doesn’t delete your record. Deletion is separate, and it’s yours to ask for.
The Lifeboat Kit: free templates that walk you through copying what your bot knows into files you own. No sign-up, no charge.
Read the free guideWant help getting your bot back? Tell us what it did, and what you need back first. A person at 29Court reads messages.