Is Copilot the same as Assembly?

Yes. The client-portal product at copilot.com rebranded to Assembly (assembly.com) in September 2025 to avoid confusion with Microsoft and GitHub Copilot. It is the same lineage; many people still search for "Copilot client portal".

Is WorkBOS a Copilot / Assembly alternative?

Yes — both give clients a branded portal. WorkBOS adds the operational back office (portfolio PMO, HR & payroll, real accounting) and a multi-tenant reseller model, where Copilot/Assembly focuses on the client-facing portal for a single firm.

Can I resell WorkBOS to my own clients under my brand?

Yes. The White-label plan provisions and bills unlimited client sub-accounts from a reseller console under your brand and domain — a multi-tenant resale layer beyond Copilot/Assembly's per-firm white-labeling.

How does WorkBOS’s AI compare to Assembly Assistant?

Assembly Assistant summarizes client context and helps with admin. WorkBOS's agents take action on back-office data — drafting tasks, journal entries, onboarding and follow-ups — and every action is approve-first, audited and reversible.

WorkBOS vs Copilot (now Assembly)

The modern white-label client portal (rebranded Assembly) alternative — with your whole back office in one place

Copilot — rebranded Assembly in late 2025 — is a sleek, modular white-label client portal with billing, messaging, contracts and an AI assistant. WorkBOS covers the same branded-portal ground, then adds the operational back office: portfolio PMO, HR & payroll, real double-entry accounting, and approve-first AI agents you can resell under your own brand.

Start free →See the comparison

The short version

Copilot (the client-portal company that rebranded to Assembly in September 2025) is one of the best-designed portals in the category: a modular app store — messaging, billing, contracts, files, forms — with a clean UX, a real API/SDK and an "Assembly Assistant" AI helper. Its white-labeling is strong but gated to higher tiers, and it is built for firms serving their own clients rather than agencies reselling the platform under many tenants. WorkBOS matches the branded-portal experience and goes past it into operations: portfolio PMO, HR & payroll, a real general ledger, and approve-first AI agents that take action under an audit trail — plus a multi-tenant reseller console. Choose Copilot/Assembly for the slickest client-facing portal; choose WorkBOS when you need to run and resell the whole back office.

WorkBOS vs Copilot (now Assembly), capability by capability

	WorkBOS All-in-one + agents	Copilot (now Assembly) modern white-label client portal (rebranded Assembly)
Branded client portal
White-label & resell (multi-tenant) Copilot/Assembly white-labels per firm (higher tiers); no agency reseller sub-accounts found		Partial
CRM & sales pipeline contacts/companies and notes, not a full sales pipeline		Partial
Projects & PMO (task to portfolio) basic tasks or embed an external PM tool; no native portfolio PMO		—
HR & payroll		—
Real double-entry accounting Copilot/Assembly does invoicing and subscriptions, not a general ledger		—
Approve-first AI agents (back office) Assembly Assistant summarizes and assists; not a governed approve-first agent		Partial
API / SDK & custom apps extensibility is a Copilot/Assembly strength	Partial

✓ includedPartial limited or add-on— not offered

Where Copilot (now Assembly) is the better choice

Best-in-class UX and a modular "pick the apps you need" model that feels lighter than heavier suites.
A genuine platform story — full API, SDK and embeddable Custom Apps — plus SOC 2 / HIPAA options for regulated firms.
A shipped, privacy-first AI assistant (Assembly Assistant) for client context and summaries.

Where WorkBOS wins

Multi-tenant white-label resale from a reseller console — Copilot/Assembly white-labels for one firm but has no agency sub-account resell layer.
Real project & portfolio management, HR & payroll and a double-entry general ledger — none of which Copilot includes.
Approve-first AI agents that act on back-office data with audit and one-click rollback, versus an assistant that summarizes and suggests.
One product, one bill for operations and finance, not a portal plus separate ops and accounting tools.

Pricing at a glance

WorkBOS

Free forever for up to 5 seats (includes a metered taste of AI agents), Pro at $12/user/mo, Enterprise at $999/mo flat, and a White-label plan at $2,499/mo for unlimited resold sub-accounts. No card required to start.

Copilot (now Assembly)

Copilot (now Assembly) publishes tiered plans (from roughly $39/mo at entry up to several hundred dollars a month for advanced white-label tiers, plus Enterprise), with custom domains and full white-label on higher tiers and per-seat overages. Pricing as of 2026; check assembly.com/pricing for current plans.

WorkBOS vs Copilot (now Assembly) — FAQ

Run your whole back office in one place

Projects, CRM, HR & payroll and real accounting — with approve-first AI agents doing the busywork. Start free, no card required.

Start free →Compare other tools

Comparison reflects each product’s primary positioning and publicly documented capabilities as of June 2026; capabilities and plans change. Copilot (now Assembly) is a trademark of its respective owner; this page is independent and implies no affiliation or endorsement.