
#1Top pickFree option
AI assistant for email, meetings, calls and routines across your apps
Lindy is an AI assistant platform that handles email, meeting notes, follow-ups, phone calls and scheduled routines across your work apps. You teach it skills, it remembers preferences, and it can learn a task by watching you do it once. It connects to 1,500+ integrations and supports MCP.
Why it's here
- +Covers email, meetings and phone
- +Large integration library
- +Learns tasks from a demonstration
Watch out for
- −Credit usage can be hard to predict
- −Free trial credits expire in 7 days
- −Complex routines need testing
Free · from $49.99/moAutonomous

#2
Pay-per-prospect AI SDR for email and LinkedIn outbound
AiSDR is an AI sales development platform whose agent, Ami, builds, runs and refines B2B outbound campaigns. It prospects from a large contact database with buying signals, writes researched email and LinkedIn messages, and classifies replies in a unified inbox. Self-serve billing is pay as you go per person prospected, with no monthly fee.
Why it's here
- +No monthly minimum on self-serve
- +Waterfall enrichment across many data providers
- +Warmup and lookalike domains to protect your main domain
Watch out for
- −Per-contact cost adds up at volume
- −Two-way sync is strongest with HubSpot
- −Managed service is expensive

#3Free option
Lead enrichment spreadsheet with Claygent, an AI web research agent
Clay is a data enrichment platform that pulls company and contact data from many providers into one table and lets AI agents research each row. Its agent, Claygent, browses the web to answer custom questions about a lead or account. Teams use it to build lead lists, score accounts and feed personalized data into outreach tools.
Why it's here
- +Waterfall enrichment across many providers
- +Claygent included on every plan, free too
- +Bring your own API keys
Watch out for
- −Steep learning curve
- −Credits burn fast on big lists
- −Does not send outreach itself
Free · from $167/moTask agent

#4
Hands-off AI SEO agent that researches, writes and publishes articles
SEObot is an AI SEO agent that researches your site and audience, builds a content plan and publishes articles on a schedule. It handles keyword research, internal linking and optimization, and supports programmatic SEO and YouTube-to-article conversion in 50+ languages. It publishes directly to WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, Shopify, Framer, Wix, Notion and others.
Why it's here
- +Runs the whole blog end to end
- +Publishes to most website builders
- +Low monthly price
Watch out for
- −Fully automated posts still need a quality check
- −Less control than writing tools
- −Not built for big editorial teams

#5Free option
Prospecting, customer, content and data agents inside HubSpot
HubSpot Breeze agents are AI agents built into the HubSpot CRM through its Agent Hub. They include a Prospecting Agent, Customer Agent, Content Agent, Data Agent and others, plus an Agent Builder for custom agents. Agents run on HubSpot Credits, which come with paid Starter, Professional and Enterprise plans and can be topped up.
Why it's here
- +Agents use your CRM data directly
- +Covers marketing, sales and service
- +Starts on low-cost Starter plans
Watch out for
- −Most useful only if HubSpot is your CRM
- −Credit usage can be hard to predict
- −Best agents sit on Professional and up

#6Free option
Inbox assistant that sorts email and drafts replies in your tone
Fyxer AI is an email assistant for Gmail and Outlook that sorts and labels your inbox and drafts replies in your tone. It also takes meeting notes with follow-up actions and helps with scheduling. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial, and accounts drop to a free plan afterwards.
Why it's here
- +Works inside Gmail and Outlook, no new client
- +Drafts sound like you
- +Meeting notes included
Watch out for
- −Drafts still need your review before sending
- −Pricier per person than some rivals
- −Gmail and Outlook only
Free · from $37/moTask agent

#7Free option
Signal-based outbound with AI copywriting, data and a dialer
Unify is an AI prospecting platform that combines B2B data, intent signals, multichannel sequences and a dialer. You can run outbound from a single chat interface, and plays trigger outreach when signals like job changes or hiring appear. A free plan covers up to three seats with limited credits.
Why it's here
- +Free plan with sequencing and dialer
- +Low per-seat price
- +Signals and data built in
Watch out for
- −CRM write-back only on Business
- −Website intent needs the top tier
- −Managed mailboxes cost extra
Free · from $20/moTask agent

#8Free option
General-purpose AI agent that researches, builds slides, sites and more
Manus is a general-purpose AI agent that takes a goal and works through it on its own, producing research, slides, web apps, designs, images and video. Its Wide Research mode runs many sub-tasks in parallel. Plans are credit-based, and accounts get daily refresh credits.
Why it's here
- +Handles long tasks end to end
- +Many output types from one prompt
- +Daily free credits to try it
Watch out for
- −Credit burn on long tasks is hard to predict
- −Output needs fact-checking
- −Not built for recurring workflows in your CRM

#9Free option
AI sourcing with natural-language search and autonomous recruiting agents
Juicebox is an AI recruiting tool for sourcing and outreach that lets recruiters search candidate profiles in plain language. Juicebox Agents can run searches, shortlist candidates and send emails automatically. It connects to many ATS and CRM systems.
Why it's here
- +Plain-language candidate search
- +Agents can source and email on autopilot
- +Free plan to try it
Watch out for
- −Agents are a paid add-on
- −ATS integration only on Business
- −Per-seat costs add up
Free · from $99/moAutonomous

#10
AI-first recruiting platform with sourcing, review and rediscovery agents
Gem is an AI recruiting platform that combines sourcing, a candidate CRM, an applicant tracking system, scheduling and analytics. Its agents source candidates, score inbound applications, resurface past candidates and flag suspicious applications. Companies under 30 employees can use Gem All-in-One free for six months.
Why it's here
- +ATS and sourcing in one product
- +Fraud-detection agent for fake applicants
- +Free start for small companies
Watch out for
- −Most pricing needs a sales call
- −Big platform to adopt
- −Agents shine only with steady hiring

#11Free option
Build AI agents on your company knowledge and tools, per-seat pricing
Dust is a platform for building AI agents that use your company's documents, Slack, Notion and other tools to answer questions and do work. Teams create specialized agents and share them across the company. Pro seats cost €30 per user a month (€24 billed yearly), with a free seat type to try it.
Why it's here
- +Connects to company knowledge sources
- +Easy to build and share agents
- +Choice of models
Watch out for
- −Priced in euros, per seat
- −Value depends on connected data quality
- −Less suited to heavy automation

#12Free option
Builds and deploys full apps from a prompt inside Replit's browser workspace
Replit Agent is an app-building agent inside Replit that turns a plain-language description into a working app, with database, hosting and deployment in the same place. It suits people who want a live app without setting up a development environment. Agent work draws on usage credits on top of the plan price.
Why it's here
- +Code, database and hosting in one place
- +Works entirely in the browser
- +Good for getting a first version live
Watch out for
- −Usage costs can climb past the base plan
- −Apps are tied to Replit hosting by default
- −Large codebases get harder to steer

#13Free option
Prompt-to-app builder from StackBlitz that runs full-stack apps in the browser
Bolt is an AI app builder from StackBlitz that generates, runs and deploys full-stack web and mobile apps from a prompt, all in the browser. You can edit the generated code directly or keep chatting to change it. A free plan includes a monthly token allowance and Pro starts at $25 a month.
Why it's here
- +Runs the app in the browser with no setup
- +Full code access
- +One-click deploys
Watch out for
- −Token use is hard to predict
- −Large projects slow down
- −Fixing bugs by prompt can loop
Free · from $25/moAutonomous

#14Free option
AI code editor with an agent that makes changes across your whole project
Cursor is an AI code editor, built on VS Code, with an agent that can edit many files, run terminal commands and fix its own errors. It also offers tab completion, chat over your codebase and background agents that work on tasks while you do something else. It has a free plan and paid individual plans that start at $8 a month.
Why it's here
- +Familiar VS Code interface and extensions
- +Choice of models from several providers
- +Fast tab completion alongside the agent
Watch out for
- −Usage-based limits on heavy agent work
- −You review a lot of diffs in the editor
- −Pricing tiers change often
Free · from $8/moTask agent

#15Free option
B2B contact database and sequencer with background AI agents
Apollo.io is a sales platform that combines a B2B contact database, email sequencing, a dialer and AI features. Its AI Assistant can run agents in the background to research accounts and build prospecting workflows. A free plan with no time limit exists, and paid tiers add higher credit limits and AI features.
Why it's here
- +Large database plus sending in one place
- +Usable free plan
- +Integrates with major CRMs
Watch out for
- −Free plan connects Gmail only
- −Credit limits push you to paid tiers
- −AI features gated to higher plans

#16
Anthropic's coding agent that edits, runs and ships code from your terminal or IDE
Claude Code is a coding agent from Anthropic that reads your codebase, edits files, runs commands and tests, and makes commits from the terminal, IDE, desktop app or browser. You describe the change in plain language and it plans the work, makes it across many files and checks the result. It comes with paid Claude plans rather than as a separate product.
Why it's here
- +Strong at planning and carrying out multi-step changes
- +Runs your tests and tools to check its own work
- +Works in terminal, IDEs, desktop and web
Watch out for
- −No free plan
- −Heavy use pushes you toward the $100+ Max tiers
- −Terminal-first workflow takes adjustment for some users

#17Free option
Builds full-stack web apps from a chat, aimed at founders and non-developers
Lovable is an AI app builder that creates full-stack web apps from a chat conversation, including the front end, a database and authentication. You describe the product, review the preview and keep asking for changes. It has a free plan with daily build credits and paid plans with larger credit allowances.
Why it's here
- +Very fast from idea to working app
- +Handles backend and auth for you
- +Code syncs to GitHub
Watch out for
- −Credits run out quickly on iterative fixes
- −Complex logic needs a developer to finish
- −Debugging loops can burn credits

#18
AI accounting software that automates bookkeeping and reporting
Digits is AI-powered accounting software that automates bookkeeping, reconciliation, financial reporting and invoicing for businesses and accounting firms. It categorizes transactions automatically and keeps books up to date in real time. Plans start at $65 a month.
Why it's here
- +Automatic categorization and reconciliation
- +Real-time financial reports
- +Built for AI from the start
Watch out for
- −Replaces your accounting system, a bigger switch
- −Smaller ecosystem than QuickBooks
- −Complex accounting may still need an accountant

#19
Bookkeeping service for startups that pairs AI with human accountants
Pilot is a bookkeeping, tax and CFO service for startups and small businesses that combines AI automation with human accountants. AI categorizes transactions, reconciles accounts and closes the books monthly, and you can ask it about past transactions and cash flow. Plans are priced by monthly expenses.
Why it's here
- +Humans review the AI's work
- +Monthly close done for you
- +Tax and CFO services available
Watch out for
- −Costs more than software-only tools
- −Price rises with your expenses
- −Less hands-on control