Agent platforms agents
Products for building and running your own agents without writing the whole stack yourself.
9 agents, each with its inputs, outputs and review level checked by a person.
Agent platforms are products for building and running your own agents: you describe the job, connect the tools and data, set the rules, and the platform runs the agent, logs what it does and lets you improve it. They differ from frameworks and SDKs in that they ship as a product with an interface, hosting and integrations rather than as code to assemble. The listings record what each platform needs from you, what it produces, how it is accessed (a builder in the browser, an API, a self-hosted install), and the setup level, which ranges from instant to developer.
Choose by who will build and where the agent will live. Business teams want a visual builder with the integrations they already use. Developers want an API, evaluation tools and the option to self-host. Enterprises want the platform inside a suite they already run. Check the pricing model closely: platforms charge per seat, per run, per message or on request, and the difference matters at volume.
The agents
- Agentforceby SalesforceBuild service, sales and employee agents on Salesforce data with Agent Builder, instructions and actions.Usage-based, from $2 per conversationNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- Beam AIby Beam AITurns a standard operating procedure into an agent that runs the process with approvals on critical steps.Pricing not publishedNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- Botpressby BotpressVisual studio for support agents that resolve tickets, take actions and hand off to a person.Freemium, from $150/mo billed annuallyNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- Dustby DustCustom agents on company knowledge that people and teams share, trigger and review in one workspace.Freemium, from €24 per seat/mo billed yearlyNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- Microsoft Copilot Studioby MicrosoftBuild, ground and publish agents to Teams, websites and apps with connectors and MCP servers.Usage-based, from $200/mo per 25,000 Copilot Credits packNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- MindStudioby MindStudioNo-code builder for agents started by forms, email, webhooks or a schedule, with checkpoints for a person.Freemium, from $20/moNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- Relevance AIby Relevance AINo-code builder for specialist agents that run narrow business tasks with approvals and audit trails.Quote on requestNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- StackAIby StackAIDrag-and-drop builder for governed enterprise agents with 300 or more integrations and on-premise options.FreemiumNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
- Writer AI Studioby WriterControl plane for building, governing and auditing agents across an enterprise stack.SubscriptionNeeds configurationOptional reviewDetails
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Questions
What is the difference between an agent platform and an agent framework?
A framework is code you assemble and host yourself. A platform is a product with a builder, hosting, logging and integrations. This catalogue lists platforms; frameworks without a product are out of scope.
Can I run these platforms on my own infrastructure?
Some offer self-hosting or open source, which the access field and the open source flag on each listing show. Most are hosted by the vendor.
How do platforms charge?
Per seat, per run or per message, sometimes with a free tier, and for enterprise suites on request. Each listing shows the published model and starting price with the date it was checked.