#1Top pick
Microsoft's low-code builder for agents in Microsoft 365, Teams and the web
Microsoft Copilot Studio is a low-code tool for building AI agents that work in Microsoft 365 Copilot, Teams, websites and other channels, grounded in your company data. It connects to Power Platform connectors and Dataverse. It is sold through Copilot Credits rather than a simple per-seat price.
Why it's here
- +Deep Microsoft 365 and Teams integration
- +Enterprise security and admin controls
- +Large connector library via Power Platform
Watch out for
- −Credit-based licensing is confusing
- −Best only inside the Microsoft ecosystem
- −Overkill for small businesses
#2
Salesforce's platform for AI agents in sales, service and commerce
Salesforce Agentforce is Salesforce's platform for building and deploying AI agents that work on CRM data for service, sales, marketing and commerce. Agents can answer customers, update records and act inside Salesforce workflows. Pricing mixes per-conversation fees, Flex Credits and per-user licenses.
Why it's here
- +Uses your Salesforce data and permissions
- +Many prebuilt agent templates
- +Enterprise trust and governance
Watch out for
- −Complex pricing
- −Value depends on clean Salesforce data
- −Little reason to use without Salesforce
#3
Google's workplace agent platform, formerly Agentspace, for company-wide AI agents
Gemini Enterprise is Google Cloud's platform for using and building AI agents at work, grounded in company data across Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and other business apps. It evolved from Google Agentspace. It is sold per seat through Google Cloud, with separate usage billing for agent platform features.
Why it's here
- +Searches across many company systems
- +No-code agent designer
- +Google-grade security controls
Watch out for
- −Pricing and plan names keep changing
- −Best value only for Google-centric orgs
- −Setup needs IT involvement
#4Free option
GitHub's AI pair programmer and coding agent that turns issues into pull requests
GitHub Copilot is an AI coding assistant from GitHub that offers code completion, chat and a coding agent you can assign issues to. The coding agent works in the background and opens a pull request for you to review. A free plan covers completions and chat; the coding agent starts on the $10 Pro plan.
Why it's here
- +Built into GitHub issues and pull requests
- +Works in VS Code, JetBrains, Visual Studio and more
- +Cheapest paid entry among major coding agents
Watch out for
- −Coding agent not on the free plan
- −Best experience assumes GitHub hosting
- −Premium model requests are metered
Free · from $10/moTask agent
#5Free option
Enterprise automation platform combining RPA robots with AI agents
UiPath is an automation platform that combines software robots (RPA), AI agents and orchestration to run business processes end to end. It is used by large companies for finance, HR and operations work across legacy and modern systems. A Community plan is free and Basic starts at $25 a month.
Why it's here
- +Mature RPA plus AI agents
- +Works with apps that lack APIs
- +Strong governance and audit
Watch out for
- −Steep learning curve
- −Enterprise pricing at scale
- −Heavy for small teams
Free · from $25/moAutonomous
#6Free option
Autonomous software engineer from Cognition, now with the Devin Desktop editor
Devin is an AI software engineer from Cognition that takes tasks from Slack, Linear or its web app, works in its own cloud environment and opens pull requests. Cognition also offers Devin Desktop, the editor formerly sold as Windsurf, which comes with Devin plans. There is a free tier with a light quota and paid plans from $20 a month.
Why it's here
- +Works on tasks without someone watching
- +Agent plus a desktop editor in one plan
- +Integrates with common team tools
Watch out for
- −Needs well-scoped tickets to do good work
- −Output still needs code review
- −Windsurf users had to move to the Devin Desktop rebrand
Free · from $20/moAutonomous
#7
Platform to build an AI workforce of agents for sales and operations
Relevance AI is a platform for building and running teams of AI agents, which it calls an AI workforce, for sales, research and operations. Agents can use custom actions, 2,000+ integrations, calling and meeting tools, and enterprise triggers. It includes agent evaluations and A/B testing, and pricing is handled by sales.
Why it's here
- +Unlimited agents, tools and users on Enterprise
- +Agent evaluations and A/B tests
- +Large integration catalog
Watch out for
- −No public self-serve pricing
- −You design the agents yourself
- −More platform than a single ready-made agent
#8Free option
Asana's no-code builder for AI workflows and AI Teammates in your projects
Asana AI Studio is Asana's no-code tool for adding AI to project workflows, such as routing requests, drafting updates and triaging work, alongside AI Teammates that take on tasks. It is available on paid Asana plans. Starter costs $10.99 per user a month billed annually.
Why it's here
- +Built into existing Asana projects
- +No-code workflow builder
- +Uses your project context
Watch out for
- −Usage limits on AI requests
- −Only useful if your team lives in Asana
- −Free plan has no AI
Free · from $10.99/moTask agent
#9Free option
Microsoft's open-source agent SDK for .NET and Python, successor to AutoGen
Microsoft Agent Framework is an open-source SDK for building AI agents and multi-agent workflows in Python and .NET. It brings together ideas from AutoGen and Semantic Kernel, and Microsoft recommends it for new projects instead of AutoGen, which is now in maintenance mode. It is MIT licensed.
Why it's here
- +First-class .NET and Python support
- +Backed by Microsoft
- +Clear migration path from AutoGen
Watch out for
- −Younger than LangGraph or CrewAI
- −Best fit leans toward Azure
- −Docs still catching up
#10Free option
AWS's agentic IDE that turns specs into code, with a free tier
Kiro is an agentic code editor from AWS that writes requirements and a design spec before generating code, then carries out the tasks it planned. It also supports hooks that run agents on events like saving a file. A free tier includes 50 credits and paid plans start at $20 a month.
Why it's here
- +Spec-first workflow keeps changes traceable
- +Agent hooks automate routine checks
- +Free tier to try it
Watch out for
- −Spec step feels slow for small fixes
- −Credit-based limits
- −Smaller extension and community ecosystem
Free · from $20/moTask agent
#11
AI revenue agents for large sales teams on Salesforce or HubSpot
Rox is a revenue platform that gives large sales teams AI agents to generate pipeline, qualify leads, book meetings and manage deals. Its outbound agent finds and engages prospects within limits the team sets. Rox targets Global 2000 companies and connects to Salesforce, HubSpot, Gmail, Outlook and Slack.
Why it's here
- +Covers the deal cycle, not just prospecting
- +Works with Salesforce and HubSpot
- +Agents act within set guardrails
Watch out for
- −Built for large companies
- −No public pricing
- −Needs setup and ongoing oversight
#12
Enterprise voice AI platform sold on annual contracts
Synthflow is a voice AI platform for building phone agents for contact centers and large teams. New deployments start on an annual enterprise contract priced on call volume, concurrency and integrations, with no public per-minute rate. It maintains HIPAA, SOC 2 Type 2, ISO 27001 and GDPR coverage.
Why it's here
- +HIPAA and SOC 2 Type 2
- +No-code builder
- +Launch support included in contracts
Watch out for
- −No self-serve plan or trial
- −Annual commitment required
- −Pricing only by quote
#13
Salesforce's AI agents for customer service, $2 per conversation
Agentforce Service is Salesforce's AI agent for customer service that answers customers and takes actions using Salesforce data. Customer-facing agents can be priced at $2 per conversation or through Flex Credits at $500 per 100,000 credits. It fits companies already running Service Cloud.
Why it's here
- +Native access to Salesforce data
- +Several pricing models
- +Voice actions supported
Watch out for
- −Complex pricing rules
- −Best value only inside Salesforce
- −Implementation usually needs a partner
From $2/conversationAutonomous
#14
Enterprise voice agents for customer service lines
PolyAI is an enterprise platform for voice and chat agents that resolve customer calls without a human. Large companies in hospitality, retail, finance, healthcare and utilities use it for bookings, billing, authentication and call routing. It runs on its own dialog models and is sold through sales.
Why it's here
- +Built for high-volume enterprise calls
- +Handles authentication and billing flows
- +Own dialog models
Watch out for
- −Not aimed at small businesses
- −No public pricing
- −Longer implementation than self-serve tools
#15
AI agents built into the Zendesk helpdesk, billed per resolution
Zendesk AI agents are the automated support agents inside the Zendesk Suite that resolve tickets without a human. Each Suite plan includes a few automated resolutions per agent, and extra resolutions cost $1.50 committed or $2.00 pay-as-you-go. You are only billed for conversations the AI resolves without escalation.
Why it's here
- +Native to a mature helpdesk
- +Pay only for real resolutions
- +Copilot for human agents included in trial
Watch out for
- −Seat price plus resolution fees
- −Few resolutions included per seat
- −Enterprise tier price not public
From $55/agent/moAutonomous
#16
Enterprise AI concierge for chat, email and voice support
Decagon is an AI customer service platform that runs support agents across chat, email and voice from one intelligence layer. Teams define workflows as Agent Operating Procedures written in natural language rather than code-like config. It sells to large companies in fintech, travel, healthcare, retail and insurance.
Why it's here
- +Single agent across three channels
- +Natural-language procedures
- +Built for enterprise scale
Watch out for
- −No self-serve or public pricing
- −Aimed at large companies
- −Requires a sales-led rollout
#17
Customer agents for large brands with outcome-based pricing
Sierra is a conversational AI platform that lets large companies build branded customer agents. One agent can run across chat, SMS, WhatsApp, email, voice and ChatGPT. Pricing is outcome-based, so you pay for results such as resolved conversations rather than raw usage.
Why it's here
- +Covers six channels including voice
- +Outcome-based pricing
- +Build with or without engineers
Watch out for
- −Enterprise only
- −No published prices
- −Long sales cycle
#18
Enterprise AI customer service agent for voice, messaging and email
Ada is an AI customer service platform whose agents resolve inquiries and take actions across voice, messaging and email. It includes tools to test, measure and coach the agent, plus Playbooks for multi-step procedures. It focuses on enterprise CX teams in ecommerce, finance, gaming, travel and insurance.
Why it's here
- +Voice, messaging and email
- +Built-in testing and coaching
- +Playbooks for complex procedures
Watch out for
- −No public pricing
- −Not built for small teams
- −Requires integration work to take actions
#19
Healthcare voice agents for outreach, intake and follow-up, priced per hour
Hippocratic AI builds generative AI voice agents for health systems, payors and pharma that handle non-diagnostic patient conversations. Agents cover post-discharge follow-up, preventive care outreach, scheduling and pre-visit intake, and do not diagnose or prescribe. Pricing is per hour of use, from $2.50 an hour on its lightest model.
Why it's here
- +Purpose-built and safety-focused for healthcare
- +Transparent hourly rates
- +Wide set of clinical-adjacent agents
Watch out for
- −Aimed at large health organizations
- −Not a front-desk receptionist for small clinics
- −Does not diagnose or prescribe by design
#20
Insurance-native AI agents for claims, service and sales
Liberate is an AI agent platform for insurance carriers that handles conversations across voice, SMS, email and digital channels. Its agents take first notice of loss, give claim status, process billing and policy servicing, and qualify and bind sales leads. It integrates with Guidewire, Duck Creek, Applied, Vertafore and Snapsheet.
Why it's here
- +Built by insurance people for insurance workflows
- +Core-system integrations
- +Voice and digital channels
Watch out for
- −Carrier-focused, not small agencies
- −No public pricing
- −Enterprise implementation
#21
AI platform and agents for law firms and in-house legal teams
Harvey is an AI platform for legal and professional services that handles research, document review, drafting and contract analysis. Its agents can carry out multi-step legal work, and an orchestration layer routes tasks to the right agent. It sells to law firms and in-house teams through demos, with no public pricing.
Why it's here
- +Broad legal toolset in one platform
- +Vault for bulk document analysis
- +Shared workspaces with clients
Watch out for
- −Priced for firms, not solo lawyers
- −No self-serve signup
- −Lawyers still must review output
#22
Revenue AI that records calls and automates follow-ups and forecasts
Gong is a revenue AI platform that captures customer calls and emails, analyzes them and automates next steps. Gong Agents handle follow-ups, pipeline updates, enablement triggers and forecast corrections. The platform also includes Gong Engage for sequences and Gong Forecast.
Why it's here
- +Agents work from real conversation data
- +Covers engagement, forecast and enablement
- +Wide integration ecosystem
Watch out for
- −Enterprise pricing and contracts
- −Value depends on call volume
- −Not a lead-sourcing tool
#23
Enterprise AI agent platform with playbooks and 100+ prebuilt agents
WRITER is an enterprise AI platform where teams run the WRITER Agent, prebuilt agents and saved playbooks for marketing and other work. Playbooks capture repeatable tasks and can run on a schedule. Enterprise adds governance, approvals, brand voice profiles by department and advanced connectors.
Why it's here
- +Strong governance and approvals
- +Agent library with 100+ agents
- +Scheduled routines
Watch out for
- −Starter capped at 5 users
- −Prices not shown publicly
- −More platform than a solo founder needs
#24
AI agent inside LinkedIn Recruiter that sources and screens candidates
LinkedIn Hiring Assistant is an AI agent add-on for LinkedIn Recruiter that sources, evaluates and engages candidates. It asks intake questions to build a search strategy, runs searches, reviews applicants, drafts outreach and pre-screens interested candidates. It is sold as an add-on to Recruiter, with Hiring Assistant 2 rolling out from November 2026.
Why it's here
- +Works on LinkedIn's own member data
- +Learns from recruiter feedback
- +Available in seven languages
Watch out for
- −Requires a LinkedIn Recruiter contract
- −No public pricing
- −Limited to LinkedIn's ecosystem
#25
Conversational hiring assistant for high-volume screening and scheduling
Paradox is a conversational recruiting platform whose AI assistant, Olivia, handles applicant screening, interview scheduling, offers and onboarding over chat and text. It serves global enterprises, mid-sized businesses and franchises. Paradox also offers a conversational ATS and career site builder.
Why it's here
- +Handles screening to onboarding over SMS
- +Built for franchises and enterprises
- +Works with Workday
Watch out for
- −Enterprise sales process
- −Less suited to niche senior roles
- −No self-serve plan
#26
AI colleagues that answer HR, IT and finance requests for employees
Leena AI is an agentic platform that deploys AI colleagues for back-office work, starting with an HR agent for onboarding, benefits, leave and policy questions. It also offers IT and finance colleagues and lets companies build their own. It connects to systems like Workday, SAP, ServiceNow, Slack and Microsoft Teams.
Why it's here
- +Prebuilt HR agent
- +Many enterprise HR system integrations
- +Voice-enabled and multilingual
Watch out for
- −Enterprise only
- −No public pricing
- −Implementation takes weeks
#27Free option
Google's open-source toolkit for building and deploying multi-agent systems
Google Agent Development Kit (ADK) is an open-source framework for building, testing and deploying AI agents and multi-agent systems. It is optimized for Gemini and Google Cloud but works with other models. It is Apache-2.0 licensed.
Why it's here
- +Built-in eval and dev UI
- +Easy deploy to Google Cloud
- +Apache-2.0 licensed
Watch out for
- −Best fit with Gemini and Google Cloud
- −Smaller community than LangGraph
- −Fast-moving APIs