Switch · Fyxer → Nova · July 2026
Switching from Fyxer to Nova
An honest ten-minute path across — including the parts Fyxer still does better. Facts checked against Fyxer's public pages, July 2026.
Keep Fyxer running while you look. Nova has no importer — the path below is manual and takes about ten minutes.
What Fyxer does well
Fyxer does one thing well: it lives inside Gmail or Outlook, sorts the inbox, and writes replies that sound like you. If your whole working day happens in a mailbox on a laptop, that's a tight, sensible fit and the drafts are the point of the product.
- Fyxer pricing
- US$30 per user per month billed monthly (US$22.50 billed annually); the higher tier is US$50 monthly (US$37.50 annually)
- Way in
- 7-day free trial
Read from www.fyxer.com/pricing, July 2026.
What people bump into · as of 2026
As of 2026 the recurring theme is scope and price. It's mailbox-shaped — the renewal, the licence expiry, the WhatsApp thread and the invoice nobody paid live outside the inbox, so they stay yours. It's per user per month in dollars, which adds up on a small team, and it wants access to the mailbox itself before it can do anything at all.
Paraphrased from Fyxer’s own public pages and the behaviour it documents. No individual is quoted and no review is invented.
What actually changes.
Nova starts without touching your mailbox. Forward a few emails to your private Nova address and you'll see real cards — no mailbox access granted, on the free preview.
It catches things that aren't email. Renewals, deadlines, licence and insurance dates, quiet follow-ups and documents you snap all land in the same list.
R149/month for one person, in rands, and a real free tier to look first.
Fyxer's drafts are more mailbox-native. Nova writes the reply too, but it lands on a card you approve, not as a draft sitting in Gmail.
The last card is the honest one: where Fyxer still wins.
The ten-minute path across.
Everything below works today. There is no data importer for Fyxer — this is the manual route, written out honestly.
- Minute 1Sign up — no card
The free preview gives you 10 AI actions. Keep your current tool running; nothing about it changes while you look.
- Minutes 2–4Forward the last week of real mail
Nova gives you a private forwarding address. Send the renewals, invoices and threads you actually care about. This is how Nova learns your life — there is no importer that can pull your history out of Fyxer, and we won't pretend there is.
- Minutes 5–7Bring your dates across
Export an .ics from whatever calendar you use and import it, or type the three dates you'd hate to miss — a licence, an insurance renewal, a filing deadline. Typing them takes about a minute.
- Minutes 8–10Prime one worry, then stop
Tell Nova the single thing you're most afraid of forgetting. That becomes your first watcher, and the first card usually lands the same day. Connect a mailbox or WhatsApp broker later, on Plus, once Nova has earned it.
Questions people actually ask.
- Can I import my data from Fyxer into Nova?
- No — Nova has no importer for Fyxer, and we'd rather say so than sell you a migration button that doesn't exist. What works today is manual and takes about ten minutes: forward your recent mail to your private Nova address, import an .ics of your calendar or type your key dates, and tell Nova the one thing you're most worried about forgetting.
- Do I have to cancel Fyxer first?
- No. Nova's free preview needs no card, so run both for a week and compare what each one catches. If Nova doesn't earn its place, you've lost nothing and Fyxer carried on untouched. Nova itself cancels in the app — no email, no retention call.
- What will Nova do differently from Fyxer?
- The core difference is approval. Nova prepares the reply, the reminder or the follow-up and then waits for your tap — nothing is sent, paid or moved on your behalf. It also prices in rands at R149/month for one person, works on any phone from the browser, and catches things that live outside a calendar or a mailbox.