Looking for the right AI agent? Narrow it down by what you need it for, what it can do, where it runs, how it's priced, and where the info comes from.
Not sure where to begin? Most small businesses start with the AI that's already inside the tools they use every day, then add a specialist tool for one job, like support or bookings.
xAI — AI teammates from xAI. You hand them tasks, they work on their own computer (even several at once), learn routines when you show them, and check with you before anything important.
Anthropic — Anthropic's AI coding helper. It reads your project's code, edits files, runs commands, and works with your other dev tools, in the terminal, your code editor, a desktop app, or the browser.
n8n — n8n lets you mix step-by-step automations with AI agents in one place. You can see what every run did, use 600+ built-in app connections as tools, and even host it yourself.
Zapier — Zapier's AI agents. They started out as Zapier Agents (agents.zapier.com) and are moving into "AI by Zapier" steps inside regular Zaps, with app actions, approvals, and controls across your apps.
Make — AI agents built inside Make's visual, no-code canvas. They make judgment calls on messy work like emails and documents, then trigger your regular Make workflows, and you can see every decision they make.
Microsoft — Microsoft's low-code studio for building AI agents and workflows. You connect them to your business data and publish them where your team and customers already are, like Microsoft Teams or your website.
Lindy — An "AI employee" for your team. You hand Lindy work in Slack, iMessage, email, or your browser, and it works across your tools, remembers how your business runs, and can wait for your OK before it sends anything.
Gumloop (AgentHub Inc.) — A no-code AI agent builder for teams. You describe the work in plain English, and Gumloop builds agents that connect to your apps, run on triggers, and use skills they can reuse.
Botpress — An AI agent platform built for customer support. Botpress agents answer customers, take real actions like refunds and account updates, and hand tricky tickets to a person with the full history.
LangGenius (Dify) — A platform for building AI apps, agents, and workflows on a visual canvas. Use Dify's cloud, run it in your own private cloud, or self-host the free Community Edition.
Voiceflow — An AI agent platform for customer service teams. You build agents that help customers by chat and voice, on the web, in apps, on WhatsApp, and by SMS, and then watch and improve how they do.
Salesforce — Salesforce's AI agent platform. Agentforce agents answer customers, help your team, and take action using your Salesforce data, and they hand off to a person when something's out of scope.
CrewAI — An open-source toolkit for building teams of AI agents that work together. It is built for developers, with a hosted option for teams that would rather not install anything.
OpenAI — OpenAI's tools for building your own AI agents: a managed Agents API, an open Agents SDK for developers, and a few other building blocks. This is for builders, not a ready-made app.
Microsoft — Microsoft's open-source developer toolkit for building AI agents and multi-step workflows in Python, C#, and Go. It's the next generation of Semantic Kernel and AutoGen.
Google Cloud — Google Cloud's platform for building, running, and managing AI agents with Gemini and 200+ other models. Google's Agent Builder product page now presents it as the Gemini platform.
Amazon Web Services — AWS's tools for AI agents. The original Bedrock Agents (now called Agents Classic) is closed to new customers, and AWS points newcomers to Amazon Bedrock AgentCore instead.
Anthropic — Anthropic's developer toolkit for building your own AI agents with the same tools and agent loop that power Claude Code, in Python and TypeScript.
Replit — An AI agent that builds apps and websites from a chat. You describe your idea in plain English, and Replit Agent builds it, tests it, and keeps improving it as you give feedback. No coding experience required, per Replit.
Dust — A shared AI workspace for teams. Dust connects your company's knowledge and tools, like Slack, Notion, and Google Drive, so your team can build and share agents that answer with the full picture and take action.
Zapier — A no-code way to put an AI chatbot on your website. You train it on your FAQs, docs, and web pages, and it answers customer questions and can collect lead info, with Zapier's app connections behind it.
Google — Google's AI built into the apps many small businesses already use: Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Meet, and Drive. It drafts emails, takes meeting notes, builds spreadsheets from plain-English prompts, and can automate everyday work with Studio.
Microsoft — Microsoft's AI built into Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams, with ready-made agents for research and data analysis. Microsoft sells it in small-business plans for up to 300 users.
HubSpot — Ready-made AI agents for marketing, sales, and customer service that run on the customer data already in your HubSpot CRM, plus a no-code builder for your own. Included in HubSpot's paid editions, with credits for usage.
Notion — AI built into Notion, the all-in-one workspace for notes, docs, projects, and team wikis. Notion Agent does multi-step work using your Notion pages and connected apps, and Custom Agents handle repeat tasks for the whole team.
Tidio — An AI customer service agent for small business websites. Lyro answers customer questions using only the content you give it, hands off to a person when needed, and can work with Tidio or your existing help desk.
Intercom — An AI customer service agent from Intercom. Fin learns from your help center, website, or PDFs, answers customers across chat, email, voice, and more, and works with Intercom or the help desk you already use. You pay per outcome.
OpenAI — OpenAI's ChatGPT plan for teams. It's a shared workspace with company context, plugins for your tools, and ChatGPT Work, which takes a goal, makes a plan, does the work, and checks in for your approval.
Freshworks — Freshworks' help desk with AI built in. Each of the three plans on its pricing page includes Freddy AI Agent with the first 500 sessions, plus ticketing, a shared inbox, and a help center. Freddy AI Copilot is an add-on that helps your team reply faster.
Zendesk — Zendesk's customer service platform with AI agents included in every Suite and Support plan. You pay for the AI agent per automated resolution, meaning only for requests it fully solves without handing off to a person.
Gorgias — A help desk and AI agent built for online stores. Gorgias prices by ticket volume, not per seat, and says its AI Agent can take actions like cancellations and discounts, with Shopify, WooCommerce, and BigCommerce support.
Help Scout — A friendly shared inbox and help desk for small teams, with a free plan for up to 5 users. Its AI includes an Inbox assistant, AI Drafts, and Envoy, an add-on AI assistant that resolves customer requests, priced per resolution.
Shopify — Shopify's built-in AI assistant for store owners. Sidekick works inside your Shopify admin, knows your store's data, and can help with product copy, discounts, email campaigns, low-stock alerts, and weekly summaries. It's included with your Shopify plan.
Square (Block, Inc.) — The AI assistant built into Square for restaurants, shops, salons, and service businesses. You ask questions about your sales data in plain English, get local trend guidance, and get help with content, setup, and ordering tasks. Square labels it Beta.
Jobber — An AI add-on for Jobber, the field service software for home service businesses. Jobber says its AI Receptionist answers calls and texts when you're busy, and you control what it can do, like answering questions, taking requests, or booking jobs.
Squarespace — The AI tools built into Squarespace's website plans. Every plan includes built-in AI tools and a set of AI credits, alongside hosting, selling features, and design templates, with an AI website builder for getting started.
Calendly — Calendly's AI add-ons for its scheduling tool: Notetaker records and transcribes meetings and makes shareable recaps, and Callie (Beta) is an AI assistant that schedules over email. Both are add-ons for Standard and Teams plans.
Mailchimp (Intuit) — Mailchimp's email marketing plans with generative AI features and Intuit Assist (beta) built in on the Standard and Premium plans, at no additional cost for now, per Mailchimp's pricing page.
Zoom — Zoom's AI teammate inside Zoom Workplace. Zoom says ZoomMate prepares agendas, takes notes with My Notes, sends follow-ups, runs routines like daily briefings, and connects to apps like Google Drive and Salesforce.
Klaviyo — Klaviyo's AI for online shops: Composer, a marketing agent that creates campaigns and flows and answers questions about your data, and Customer Agent for service. The Free plan includes a small monthly Composer allowance.
Podium — Podium's AI Employee for local businesses, which Podium says sells, schedules, and communicates with customers day and night. It's an add-on to any Podium plan, and pricing is through Podium's sales team.
Grammarly — A writing assistant that checks spelling and grammar, shows your tone, and generates and rewrites text with AI. The Free plan includes 100 AI prompts, and Pro adds full-sentence rewrites, tone adjustments, and plagiarism and AI-text detection.
Otter.ai — An AI meeting notetaker that joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet, with AI chat across your meetings. The free Basic plan includes 300 transcription minutes a month.
Buffer — Buffer is a social media scheduling tool with a built-in AI Assistant for creating, refining, and repurposing posts. Buffer lists the AI Assistant on its Free, Essentials, and Team plans.
Xero — JAX is the AI finance partner built into Xero's accounting software. Xero says JAX automates your work and gives you financial clarity, so your books stay current.
Jotform — Jotform AI Agents let you build and train your own AI agent for customer service, on channels like chat, phone, WhatsApp, SMS, and Messenger, starting from thousands of templates.
OpenAI — Dots are OpenAI's always-on agents in ChatGPT. Each dot has its own cloud computer and browser, works with the apps you connect, keeps making progress between conversations, and asks you for decisions that need your judgment.
Meta — Muse is Meta's personal AI agent. Meta says it runs on its own secure cloud computer with a browser, works across your apps, keeps working after you close the app, and checks with you before sensitive actions like sending an email or making a purchase.
Google — Gemini Spark is Google's 24/7 personal AI agent. Google says it works in the background on multi-step tasks across apps like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Docs, even when your phone and laptop are off, and checks with you before major actions.
Amazon — Alexa+ is Amazon's AI assistant. Amazon says it's free with Prime, and works across Echo and Fire TV devices, Alexa tablets, the Alexa app, and Alexa.com.
Apple — Apple Intelligence is Apple's built-in AI on compatible iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Vision Pro. Its new Siri AI can understand your personal context, take actions in apps, and hold natural back-and-forth conversations.
Perplexity — Comet is Perplexity's AI web browser. Its built-in Comet Assistant can answer questions about the page you're on, summarize, research, and help with tasks as you browse, on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android.
Microsoft — Autopilot is Microsoft's always-on personal agent in Copilot, previously called Scout. Microsoft says it's cloud-hosted, has its own identity, memory, computer, and workspace, and keeps work moving in Teams and Outlook within the guardrails you set. It's in private preview.
Housecall Pro — Housecall Pro is field service software for home service pros. Its AI CSR answers calls and books jobs 24/7, and Housecall Pro lists an AI Team for custom AI support.
ClickUp — ClickUp is a work app for tasks, docs, and chat, and ClickUp Brain is its built-in AI. ClickUp includes Brain credits on every plan, from Free to Max.
Gusto — Gusto runs payroll, benefits, and HR for small businesses. Its AI includes Gus, an assistant in the Gusto app, and connectors that bring your Gusto data into Claude and ChatGPT, and you approve every change.
Homebase — Homebase is scheduling, time tracking, and team software for hourly teams. Homebase lists an AI-powered Scheduling Assistant on its Plus plan, plus 24/7 AI chat support.
Yelp — Yelp Receptionist is an AI answering service for local businesses, and Yelp Host is the restaurant version. Yelp says both are pre-trained on your Yelp Page, answer calls 24/7, filter spam, and send you recordings and summaries.
3Dsellers — 3Dsellers is a multichannel selling platform. Its MCP server connects your eBay, Amazon, Walmart, Etsy, Shopify, and other stores to AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok, so you can check listings, find orders, and make bulk changes by asking.
Intuit — QuickBooks Online is accounting software for small businesses, and Intuit Intelligence is the AI built into its paid plans: AI chat, automatic categorizing, invoice help, and more on higher plans.
Anthropic — Claude for Small Business is Anthropic's package of connectors, ready-to-run workflows, and skills that put Claude to work in QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, Canva, Docusign, Google Workspace, and Microsoft 365, and you approve before anything sends, posts, or pays.
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