AI Tools·Standings
Compare Tool Agents
Tool agents connect to apps and carry out tasks; the right choice depends on the apps and platforms you use and the controls you need.
Compare deployment options, model choice, built-in connectors, included runs, API access, workflow building and audit logs. The signal score is out of 10; API, open-source and free-tier marks show those listed options.
- 26 platforms
- 1 with a public API on this page
- 17 with a free tier
- Checked 7 Oct 2026
- 1 D
Difydify.aiDify is an LLM application platform combining visual workflows, RAG pipelines, agents, model and tool support, publishing, and monitoring.
- 2 BU
Browser UseBrowser Use, Inc.Browser Use provides AI agents that navigate real websites and a managed remote-browser infrastructure for developers.
- 3 BBrowserOSbrowseros.com
Free desktop browser software is open source and supports APIs, extensions, and self-hosting.
- 4 G
Geminigemini.google.comGemini is Google's multimodal AI family and assistant for text, images, audio, video and code.
- 5 MC
Microsoft Copilotcopilot.microsoft.com - 6 D
Devindevin.aiA coding agent offers completion and chat across desktop, web, API, and IDEs; free plan.
- 7 A
Asideaside.comAn AI browser handles complex tasks on logged-in sites and computer files; free plan and API.
- 8 RA
Relevance AIrelevanceai.comA web workflow builder connects 2,000 apps, adds conditional steps, and includes 2,500 task runs.
- 9 Z
Zapierzapier.com - 10 TB
Tandem Browsertandembrowser.orgA free, open-source browser for agents to share your session; available on Linux, macOS and Windows.
- 11 IIntercomintercom.com
- 12 FFlowiseflowiseai.com
An open-source visual platform builds assistants and agent workflows; operations end August 31, 2026.
- 13 L
Lindylindy.aiLindy describes itself as an AI teammate that connects to your tools, learns how you work, and takes work off your plate.
- 14 G
Gumloopgumloop.comA web and API service automates multi-step tasks; plans start at $37 monthly after a trial.
- 15 D
Dustdust.ttA collaboration platform links company knowledge and 70+ tools to agents and workflows.
- 16 KA
Kore.aikore.aiA paid multichannel agent platform uses visual flows with web, API, or self-hosted deployment and a trial.
- 17 A
augLabauglab.aiA no-code web and API platform builds agents, teams, and workflows across 300+ models; trial available.
- 18 S
StackAIstackai.comA no-code AI workflow builder that exports chat, form, API and Teams bot interfaces; free plan.
- 19 CCognigycognigy.com
Cognigy.AI is an enterprise agentic AI platform for customer service, designed to build and orchestrate AI agents for contact centers.
- 20 SASalesforce AgentforceSalesforce
- 21 UAUiPath Agentic Automationuipath.com
- 22 S
Sierrasierra.aiA paid web platform for customer agents on calls, chat, messaging and email, with 40+ integrations.
- 23 FFlowSentricflowsentric.com
- 24 IWIBM watsonx Orchestrateibm.com
- 25 HAHubSpot Agent Builderhubspot.com
A web tool creates customer, prospecting, data, content, closing, and custom HubSpot agents.
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How to choose
Which platforms does it need to run on?
Choose a tool that supports the way you plan to use it, such as web, macOS, Windows, Linux, an API or self-hosting.
Check deployment details before choosing: a web app and a self-hosted option involve different setup choices.
Which apps and services does it need to connect to?
Check the built-in connectors against the apps you already use, and look for API access if you need another way to connect.
A public API lets other software communicate with a service; API access is a comparison point on this board.
How much control do I need over the workflow?
Look at the workflow builder, model choice and audit logs to see whether the tool's controls fit your needs.
Included runs can also help you compare what is covered by a plan.
How can I compare plans and pricing?
Check whether a tool has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting price, and confirm the pricing note before you commit.
For example, Devin lists a free plan and paid plans from $20 per user per month; Dify lists a free plan and paid plans from $59 per month.
Can I inspect or change the tool's code?
Check the open-source mark and the tool's licence if access to or changes to its code matter to you.
Questions
What is a tool agent?
A tool agent is software that connects to apps and carries out tasks. Compare its connectors, platforms, controls and pricing with your needs.
How do I choose a tool agent for the apps I already use?
Compare built-in connectors with your apps, then check platform support and API access for other connection options.
What does the API mark mean for a tool agent?
It indicates API availability. An API is a way for other software to communicate with a service.
Can I try a tool agent for free?
Check its free-plan and free-trial details. These are separate comparison points, and plan terms can differ.
What should I check before using a tool agent at work?
Review its deployment options, built-in connectors, included runs, workflow builder and audit logs.
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