DOFOTT

DOFOTT vs Reclaim.ai

Published 21 September 2026

The DOFOTT figure at a desk while calendar cards with a car and a place fill themselves in

Reclaim.ai defends your calendar. It schedules habits, holds focus time, keeps buffers around meetings and hands out booking links, and somewhere in that list is travel time. DOFOTT does the travel time and nothing else. This page is about what that trade actually costs, in both directions.

Everything about Reclaim here was read off their own pricing page in September 2026. If it has moved since, write to me and I will correct this rather than leave it in our favour.

The short version

Where Reclaim is better

Where DOFOTT is better

Which should you pick

If what you want is an assistant for the whole week — habits, focus time, a booking link, a team — buy Reclaim, and take the travel buffers as part of the package. It is a bigger product and honestly priced for what it does.

If your week is fine and the only thing missing is the road between the meetings, paying Business-plan prices for a travel buffer is a lot. DOFOTT writes the same trip, timed properly, for nothing in the months you barely leave the house.

Does Reclaim.ai include travel time on the free plan?

No. Reclaim's Lite plan is free forever, but Travel Time Buffers are listed as a Business-plan feature. Business is $15 per seat a month on their pricing page, checked in September 2026.

Is DOFOTT a replacement for Reclaim?

Only for the travel part. Reclaim also schedules habits, protects focus time, runs scheduling links and works for teams; DOFOTT writes travel blocks and nothing else.

What does DOFOTT cost next to Reclaim Business?

DOFOTT is free up to twelve meetings with a place a month, $5 + tax in a month past that, or $36 + tax a year. Reclaim Business is listed at $15 per seat a month, which is about $180 a year for one person.

Can I use both?

Yes. DOFOTT writes ordinary Google Calendar events, so anything reading that calendar — Reclaim included — sees the travel time as busy.

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