Twelve AI employees in Sintra's app. One coworker in your client channels.

Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn Ads and Canva are reached through Patricia's own connector and her own app rather than a broker, so on the ad platforms she pulls a real report instead of a thin list of fields. There she reads, flags and proposes, and by default she makes a change only after a person approves it. Everything else in the catalog is connected the ordinary way, which is honest and still useful.

Yes, built for agencies. Sintra gives a solo operator 12 named AI employees inside its own app, a fine way to start. Patricia is one AI coworker in your Slack who runs the recurring work on every client account across the 1,000+ tools your agency already uses, and holds every post or message she drafts for approval, and by default every spend too. Every seat is included, credits are shared and roll over, and the 50,000 free credits come with your onboarding call.

At the entry price, no. Sintra's bundle runs $15.60 a month on a 12-month term up to $48.50 month to month; Patricia's Founding plan is $45 a month. The difference is what you get: every Sintra tier caps at 250 credits a month that expire, with extra seats $19 a month. Patricia includes 20,000 credits that roll over and every seat, so a team of twelve pays once. At agency volume, Patricia costs less per task and per person.

Sintra's 12 helpers, like Soshie for social and Seomi for SEO, are personas inside Sintra's app: one shared memory, mostly guided content someone carries into the client's tools. Patricia works where the client work already is: she pulls reporting from each account's analytics, drafts the follow-up, writes the brief, and posts the recap after a client call, with an approval before any draft goes out. Drafting in a separate app versus the weekly work getting done.

No. Every Sintra tier includes the same 250 credits; they expire monthly, the helpers stop when they run out. Patricia includes 20,000 credits a month that roll over and never expire. A spend cap is on by default, and bulk top-ups get cheaper as they grow.

Partly, and we are precise about it. Each client gets its own channel, each connection is either kept personal to the person who made it or shared with the team, and every action is logged. There is no wall between clients: her memory is one brain for the agency, and a connection shared with the team is open to the team. We would rather say that plainly than promise an isolation we have not built. Sintra's Brain AI is also one shared memory, without the roles or the log.

For agency use, yes, and it is checkable. Patricia is SOC 2 Type II audited, hosts customer data in the United States, scopes access per person, gates every post or message she drafts behind your approval, gates spend the same way by default, and writes every action to an append-only audit log. Sintra claims no SOC 2 or ISO certification, has no approval flow, roles, or audit log, and its DPA says data may be stored in the US, the EU, or any subprocessor country.

When you are a one-person business, price decides, and the work is mostly content. Sintra's entry price is lower, the 12 ready-made personas make day one easy, the iOS and Android apps are polished, and its Trustpilot rating is strong. If you mostly want drafts and ideas, it is a fine first AI tool. Patricia is the better fit once a team, a client book, and real accounts enter the picture.