AgentCatalogue

The AI agent catalogue

Find the agentthat doesthe job.

An independent directory of AI agents. Every listing says what you provide, what you receive, how the work runs and who checks it. Vendors do not pay to rank.

Or browse by category and use case below.

Browse by category

Pick the job.
Meet the agents.

Every agent belongs to one category, by the job it does. Counts are live from the catalogue.

01Marketing 28Agents for positioning, campaigns, ads, SEO and the research behind them.02Sales and outreach 24Agents that find prospects, qualify leads, write outreach and prepare the conversation a person then has.03Content production 20Agents that turn a brief into articles, posts, newsletters, decks and press material.04Video and image 20Agents that produce, edit and publish images, carousels, ambient and short-form video.05Research and intelligence 19Agents that gather evidence from the web and documents, and return sourced findings.06Coding 18Agents that write, review, fix and ship code from a task description, inside a repository or an editor.07Customer support 18Agents that answer customers, resolve tickets and hand the hard cases to a person.08Voice 16Agents that take and make phone calls, and hold spoken conversations with customers.09Data analysis 15Agents that query, clean and explain data, and produce reports and charts.10Productivity 15Agents that manage tasks, notes, inboxes, meetings and everyday admin for one person or a team.11HR and recruiting 14Agents that source, screen and schedule candidates, and answer employee questions.12Automation 13Agents that run multi-step workflows across the tools a team already uses.13Finance and legal 13Agents for bookkeeping, expenses, contracts and compliance work that a professional signs off.14Agent platforms 9Products for building and running your own agents without writing the whole stack yourself.
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Browse by use case

Or start from
the task.

The specific thing you want done. An agent can appear under several.

Knowledge search 42Workflow automation 39Reporting 33Support chat 29Phone calls 29Lead generation 26Market research 25Social media 22Article writing 20Scheduling 19Outbound sales 18Video production 18Document extraction 17Code generation 16Ticket triage 16Content repurposing 15Meeting notes 14Bug fixing 13Image production 13Sales enablement 13Ad creative 12Recruiting 12SEO and AI search 12Content strategy 11Competitor monitoring 10Bookkeeping 9Personal assistant 8Code review 6Contract review 6Data cleaning 6Web browsing tasks 6PR and media 1
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How listing works

Three steps
to a listing.

Submitting is free. A person checks every listing before it goes live, and nobody can buy a better position.

  1. 01

    Submit the agent

    Name, website, what it does, what it needs from the user and what it returns. Pricing if it is published.

    About 5 minutes
  2. 02

    We check it

    A person opens the site, confirms the inputs, outputs, pricing and review level, and writes the listing in the catalogue's words.

    Usually within a week
  3. 03

    It goes live

    The agent gets its own page with a contract, checked facts and links from its category and use cases.

    With the next build

Before you browse

Your questions,
answered.

What counts as an AI agent here?

A product that takes a defined input, does research, drafting, analysis or actions on its own, and returns a defined output. Frameworks, models and general chat tools are not listed unless they ship a working agent product.

How are listings checked?

A person opens the vendor's site and pricing page, confirms what the agent takes in and hands back, records the pricing model and setup level, and writes the listing in the catalogue's own words. Every sourced listing carries the URL and the date it was checked.

Is listing free?

Yes. Submitting is free and there is no paid tier that changes position, badge or wording. If that ever changes it will be written on this page first.

Can I claim or correct a listing?

Yes. Use the contact form with the listing's name and what is wrong or out of date. Corrections with a link to the source are applied with the next build.

Do vendors pay to rank?

No. Featured listings are chosen by the editors, and the order on category pages is featured first, then newest, then alphabetical. Nothing on a listing page is sponsored.

How is pricing kept accurate?

Each listing shows the pricing model, the starting price where one is published, and the date that was last checked. If a price is not published, the listing says so rather than guessing.