Say it once. Consider it handled.
Errand is a personal concierge that calls businesses, books flights, hotels and tables, and keeps your calendar straight — end to end, while you get on with your day.
What it handles
A concierge that picks up the phone.
Most assistants draft you a message and leave the rest to you. Errand makes the call, waits on hold, and comes back with a confirmation.
Calls and negotiates
It dials the business, explains what you need, and works out the details — the way a person would.
Books appointments
Haircuts, dentists, doctors — anything that still needs a phone call to arrange.
Reserves tables
Finds somewhere good nearby and gets you a table at the time you actually asked for.
Books flights
Searches real fares, takes the best one, and books round-trip by default.
Books hotels
Compares real rates near where you’re headed and confirms the room.
Pays, within limits
Charges your saved card for the exact fare — never above the caps you set.
How it works
Three steps, then you forget about it.
1
Ask in plain words
“Book me a dentist Tuesday morning.” No forms, no dropdowns, no app to learn.
2
Errand does the work
It finds the place, calls or books through the provider, and handles the back-and-forth for you.
3
You get the confirmation
Reference numbers, check-in links and a calendar event — in the chat and in your inbox.
Plans
Pay for what you actually book.
Most people land on Pro. Unlimited is there if Errand ends up running most of your week.
Concierge
$249
per month
Everything in Unlimited
Books for you and up to 4 others — partner, parents, team. Higher booking limits, and a real person if anything ever needs sorting out.
Flights still run through a provider test account until our airline account goes live — Errand says so plainly before it books anything that isn’t real.