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Pricing changes, new integrations, newly verified agents and new listings — curated weekly.
Lindy replaced its Plus, Pro and Max plans with a free start and a single Team plan, found on its pricing page in October 2026. A new workspace gets $50 in credits with no credit card, lasting 7 days, and Team costs $29.99 per active user per month for 3,000 credits, with higher credit levels on a selector and top-ups at $10 per 1,000 credits.
Klaviyo's Marketing plan, which bundles email with Social Marketing and Customer Hub, is now estimated at $90 per month at 500 active profiles. The Email plan stays at $20.
Apollo split its Inbound add-on into two tiers: Essentials at $119 per team per month billed annually ($149 monthly) and Max at $639 billed annually ($799 monthly), with Max raising website visitor identification to 2,000,000 contacts and companies a month.
Tabstack replaced its $0 pay-as-you-go Individual plan with a $10-per-month Starter plan that includes 100,000 credits. Team ($99) and Pro ($499) are unchanged, and new accounts still get 10,000 free credits.
Noded retired its Per User plan. Every plan is now licensed for the whole platform with unlimited users, starting with Growth at $1,000 per month billed annually ($1,250 month-to-month).
OpenAI discontinued ChatGPT Agent. Its help article now states that ChatGPT agent is no longer available and points users to ChatGPT Work for longer, multi-step tasks and to cloud browser for browser workflows. OpenAI gives no end date, so this is dated to when we found it, in October 2026.
ThoughtSpot was upgraded from a free listing to a fully audited listing and given an editorial rating of 4.6, resting on 340 G2 reviews at 4.4, a published price ladder from $25 per user per month, and its Spotter agents, MCP server and warehouse integrations.
Profound replaced its self-serve Starter and Growth plans for brands with a free 7-day Trial and a custom-priced Enterprise plan, and now presents Aim as AI Marketer. Agencies keep a self-serve Agency Growth plan at $99 per month.
Tabnine was removed from the index after its acquisition by Tricentis because it is no longer sold through a public site of its own. Every tabnine.com page now redirects to Tricentis, and no Tabnine product or pricing page was found on tricentis.com.
CatDoes released v4.8.0 on October 1, 2026, starting new mobile apps on Expo SDK 57 with Liquid Glass support on iOS and letting users install development and preview builds on their own iPhone or iPad.
Meta Muse added to the index: Meta's personal AI agent, which plans and carries out work in the background across Facebook, Instagram, Meta ads and connected business tools, now with Muse for Small Business. Free with a usage limit, Power $20 per month (USD).
OpenAI launched Pro 500, a $500 per month plan with the highest included usage of the Pro plans and Astra Ultrafast in ChatGPT Work and Codex, on September 29, 2026. Pro 200 is open to new subscriptions again.
Anthropic released Claude Sonnet 5.5 on September 28, 2026, at $2/$10 per million input/output tokens with a 1M-token context window. Claude Sonnet 5 remains an active model.
Perplexity ended support for the Sonar Chat Completions API on September 27, 2026. Synchronous and streaming requests keep working and are being reformulated as Agent API requests, rolling out gradually by model. Asynchronous Sonar requests are no longer supported.
Warp launched Warp 2.0 on September 25, 2026, introducing Warp Agent: Routines that run HR work on a schedule or when an event happens, such as registering a company in a new state, setting up payroll and benefits when an offer is signed, and resolving tax notices. Each workflow can be set to recommend, act after approval, or act on its own. It is rolling out through early access.
Microsoft announced on September 25, 2026 that Microsoft Scout is becoming Autopilot, a cloud-hosted agent that works in the customer's tenant with its own identity, memory, computer and workspace. Autopilot expands to private preview at the end of September and runs on usage-based billing in Copilot Credits.
Microsoft introduced the new Copilot on September 25, 2026. Home brings Chat and Cowork together, Code builds apps, trackers and dashboards from a description, and Autopilot, previously called Scout, works toward a goal without waiting for a prompt. Cowork, Code and Autopilot run on usage-based Copilot Credits alongside the per-user license, and the Microsoft 365 Copilot app is now called Microsoft Copilot.
Junie added to the index: the AI coding agent from JetBrains for the terminal, JetBrains IDEs and CI pipelines, working with any model through JetBrains AI, the user's own keys or local models. Free to start, AI Pro from $8.33 per user per month billed annually (USD).
lemlist moved contact data and buying signals into separate Data plans, documented in September 2026. Lead data enrichment starts at $16/month billed yearly for 2,000 credits a month with unused credits rolling over, and buying intent signals start at $21/month billed yearly for 100 signals. Engagement plan prices are unchanged.
lemlist launched a new brand and website, documented in September 2026, repositioning from a cold email tool toward the work before the sale: choosing who to target, spotting who is in market through buying signals, and building the campaign around them. The product name and logo mark are unchanged.
HubSpot's MCP Client, which lets Breeze agents connect to outside apps, now supports 17 apps, up from 8, documented in September 2026. New are Box, Canva, Fathom, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Chat, Google Drive, Slack and Xero.
Noded added Slackbot, Slack's built-in assistant, as a supported host for its MCP server, documented in September 2026. The Noded for Slack app declares the server, a Slack admin allows it once, and it needs a Slack plan with Slack AI.
Predis.ai raised its yearly Core and Rise prices and shortened its free trial, documented on its pricing page in September 2026. Yearly Core is now $24 per month and Rise $55, and the trial is 3 days with a card required instead of 7 days without one. Monthly prices of $32, $79 and $249 and yearly Enterprise+ at $212 per month are unchanged.
Ocoya replaced its Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond plans with three plans, Starter, Team and Agency, documented on its pricing page in September 2026. The entry price rose from $15 to $29 per month, and yearly billing now gives two months free.
OpenAI began rolling out GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna to Codex at lower token prices than their GPT-5.6 predecessors, with Sol for complex coding and agentic work and Luna for focused, high-volume tasks.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5.5 on September 22, 2026, the first model in the Claude 5.5 family, at $4/$20 per million input/output tokens. Anthropic states it performs at the level of Fable 5.1 on most work and costs 40% less to run than Opus 5.
Perplexity added Effort Mode for Computer, a public Skills Marketplace, and Portable Computer, which runs Computer locally on NVIDIA DGX Spark or on Windows and Linux PCs with NVIDIA RTX GPUs for Pro and Max subscribers.
Sierra announced AIUC-1 certification, a standard written for AI agents, after an independent audit by Schellman and adversarial testing of its chat and voice agents that is repeated at least quarterly.
Atlassian added visible memory controls, @mentionable agents, shareable chats and custom skills to Rovo Chat on September 17, 2026. Users and admins can view, edit or switch off what Rovo remembers, and custom skills were rolling out to all instances over the following week.
Elicit turned its Library into a shared research hub on September 17, 2026. Teams can maintain shared collections, projects can be linked to collections, and the Research Agent can search a user's personal and shared collections and save new papers to them.
SciSpace published a REST API over its research corpus, with Python and TypeScript SDKs, webhook endpoints, credit-based metering, and LangChain and LlamaIndex integrations. Access is by application rather than self-serve signup. We are dating this to when we found it documented, in August 2026, because the vendor publishes no launch date.
Lumen5 launched Agent, a conversational way to create and edit videos, announced on its product updates page in mid-September 2026. Users describe the length, style and media they want, Agent builds the video scene by scene, and changes are requested inside the editor.
Pipedrive Nova reached general availability. The meeting intelligence tool briefs a rep before a call, transcribes the conversation and drafts the resulting CRM updates afterward, and is included in all plans at no additional cost.
Anthropic began combining Claude Cowork and chat in one Claude app on September 16, 2026, rolling out on Pro and Max plans first, with Team and Free plans to follow. Claude Docs and Claude Slides launched the same day in beta on paid plans.
HubSpot unveiled its Fall 2026 Spotlight release on September 16, 2026: an all-new Breeze Assistant that takes action by assigning agents to a task described in plain language, an updated Prospecting Agent that monitors 40+ buying signals and assembles buying groups, a Mobile Notetaker, and a self-updating Smart CRM.
Mem0 became available as a native integration on the Vercel Marketplace, so Vercel users can add per-user agent memory in one click with billing on their Vercel invoice.
Profound raised a $180 million Series D at a $1.8 billion valuation, co-led by Sequoia Capital and Kleiner Perkins, less than seven months after its $96 million Series C. Profound says it now serves over 1,000 enterprise brands.
Meta introduced Meta One business plans that add Meta Business Agent capacity in the WhatsApp Business app. The agent stays free up to a usage limit that refreshes, and plans start at $14.99 a month per WhatsApp Business number (Essential), with Advanced at $49.99, Expert at $149 and Max at $499.
Consensus launched an app for Microsoft 365 Copilot on September 14, 2026, available from the Microsoft Marketplace. It runs in Copilot Chat, Cowork, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, alongside the existing Consensus apps for ChatGPT and Claude.
Sanity released Knowledge Bases and Workflows in beta and launched Content Variants at its Everything NYC event.
Bolt launched Bolt Forge on September 14, 2026 as a research preview: an agent that runs on open-source models (GLM 5.3 Flash, GLM 5.3, Kimi K3 and DeepSeek v4 Pro), with up to 50 times more usage on individual Pro plans through October 14, 2026. Forge sessions are shared for model training only with opt-in consent.
Amp introduced a free Hobby tier on September 13, 2026. Developers can use a ChatGPT or other model subscription or their own API keys with no Amp token fees or limits, paying only for cloud orbs or running agents on their own runners for free. A Teams tier with no extra charge launched the same day.
OpusClip became an official connector in the Claude connector directory, so Claude users can add it without API keys or manual MCP settings.
OpenAI announced plans to retire custom GPTs across ChatGPT plans and provide a migration path to plugins, which combine reusable instructions with connected apps. Existing GPTs keep working until the retirement date for each plan.
Maxdesk added to the index: a help desk with unlimited agents on every plan and pricing per workspace, with two AI agents on the Elite plan that triage email tickets and send replies when confident. Free, then $20 or $99 per workspace per month (USD).
Thordata added to the index: a web data platform for AI agents and data teams combining a SERP API, a Web Scraper API, a scraping browser, datasets and residential proxies. SERP API plans from $18/mo after a 7-day trial (USD).
Arten AI added to the index: an AI support assistant from ENOVENTUM Labs for software companies, answering customer and internal technical questions from a unified product knowledge base, with Jira, Slack and Keycloak integrations. Quote-only pricing.
SalesTouch added to the index: a remote LinkedIn MCP server that gives Claude, Codex, ChatGPT and other AI agents 45 LinkedIn tools for prospecting, messaging and scheduled follow-ups. $39/mo or $389/yr (USD) after a 7-day free trial.
Cognition introduced SWE-2, which it calls its most advanced coding model, available at launch in Devin Desktop and the Devin CLI and rolling out to Devin Web and Fusion. Devin's pricing page now lists SWE-2 in place of SWE-1.7.
Freshworks made the Freshservice MCP server generally available on 10 September 2026, opening it to the Growth, Pro and Enterprise plans after an Enterprise-only Early Access Program. Plans include 100, 500 or 1,000 MCP actions a month, extra packs cost $15 per 1,000 actions, and Early Access customers move to standard pricing and limits on 1 October 2026.
HubSpot lowered the Sales Hub Starter seat to $7 per seat per month billed annually and $10 month to month, from the $9 and $15 it charged on 27 August 2026. Professional, Enterprise, onboarding fees and credit rates are unchanged. HubSpot published no announcement, so the date is when the change was found on the pricing page.
The Freshworks MCP server for Freshdesk reached general availability on 10 September 2026. It had been in beta through an Early Access Program and limited to Freshdesk Enterprise. It is now offered on Growth, Pro and Enterprise, with monthly included actions of 100, 500 and 1,000 by plan and rate limits of 25, 50 and 100 actions a minute. Additional capacity is sold at 15 US dollars per 1,000 actions. Accounts that used the Early Access Program move to standard pricing on 1 October 2026.
Salesforce completed its acquisition of Fin, the company formerly named Intercom and maker of the Fin AI customer agent, on 10 September 2026. Fin continues to serve its customers within Salesforce alongside Agentforce.
Google released the Gemini app for Windows 10 and later, opened with Alt + Space, with Gmail and Drive connections, Nano Banana image generation and research alongside other desktop apps.
OpenAI paused new sign-ups and upgrades to the $200 per month ChatGPT Pro tier, while the $100 per month Pro tier remains available.
Otto added to the index: the Astronomer data engineering agent for Apache Airflow, which writes Dags, investigates failures and plans upgrades from deployment history. Astro deployments from $0.35 per hour (USD).
Sigma added to the index: a warehouse-native analytics platform whose Sigma Agents automate workflows and trigger actions in external systems. Quote-only pricing.
Hex added to the index: a collaborative data notebook with a built-in Notebook Agent that writes and runs analysis alongside a team. Free Community plan, then $36 per editor per month for Professional (USD).
ThoughtSpot added to the index: an agentic analytics platform whose Spotter agents answer questions on live warehouse data, model semantics and build dashboards. Essentials from $50 per user per month, billed annually (USD).
Harvey announced a $550M funding round at a $15.5B valuation, co-led by Diffusion and Lightspeed Venture Partners. Existing investors including Sequoia, Kleiner Perkins, a16z, Coatue and GIC participated, and Sapphire Ventures and Whale Rock joined as new investors.
Harvey acquired Guardrails AI, a San Francisco AI security platform for agents whose open-source guardrails help teams find where agents stray from intended behavior. Co-founders Shreya Rajpal and Zayd Simjee and their team join the Harvey product and engineering organization, in what Harvey calls its fourth acquisition of 2026.
Cognition, the company behind Devin, raised over $2B in a Series E at a $48B valuation, led by Andreessen Horowitz and Accel. Cognition says its run-rate revenue grew from $492M to almost $900M since its previous round in May.
GitHub Copilot Business and Enterprise now offer a self-serve Get started path alongside Contact sales. GitHub states on the plans page that new sign-ups are being enabled gradually, and publishes no date for the change, so this entry is dated to when we found it in September 2026.
OpenAI removed the codex mcp-server command and the standalone codex-mcp-server binary from Codex after deprecating them on August 24, 2026. Codex still connects to external MCP servers as a client.
OpenAI introduced GPT-6 Astra in ChatGPT, rolling out to Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu users on the web in both Chat and Work, with mobile support to follow.
WebOperator added to the index: a free, MIT-licensed Chrome extension that carries out plain-English browser tasks on a local model or your own API key and exposes the tab to other agents as an MCP server.
Tycoon publishes a Model Context Protocol server. A paired computer gets a claude mcp add or codex mcp add command that gives Claude Code or Codex the tools ask_astra, astra_context, list_tasks and get_task, and the vendor states it is available to every customer. Documented in August 2026.
Tycoon repositioned from a solo-founder platform run by an AI CEO called Astra to Tycoon Agent, an AI manager for all your agents, with a solo mode and a team mode where people and AI agents share one org chart. Documented in September 2026.
Gemini Spark can connect custom apps by their MCP server URL, making it an MCP client. Documented in September 2026; US and English only, personal Google Accounts, with manual confirmation on write actions.
Clari Copilot became Salesloft Conversation Intelligence when the merged company unified under one brand, and Salesloft folded its own Conversations product into it, so the two call products that ran side by side after the December 2025 merger are now a single product. The vendor now redirects its Conversations page to the Conversation Intelligence page.
Clari became Clari Forecast, the enterprise forecasting product inside the Salesloft platform and the only product to keep the Clari name after the company unified under one brand. Clari revenue intelligence, deal management and conversation intelligence moved to the Salesloft name.
Salesloft unified Clari and Salesloft under a single Salesloft brand, nine months after the merger completed. Clari Forecast keeps the Clari name for enterprise forecasting, while Clari revenue intelligence, deal management and conversation intelligence now ship as Salesloft products. The clari.com site is scheduled to redirect on September 15, 2026.
Juicebox opened a Healthcare Data beta for searching healthcare professionals by license, specialty, credentials and institution affiliation, with emails and phone numbers for those professionals.
Microsoft made the GitHub Copilot harness generally available in Copilot Studio. It is a new runtime for reasoning-heavy agents and workflows that plans the steps toward a goal, retries failed steps, creates and edits Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF files, and supports reusable skills and memory. It sits alongside the standard harness, bills in Copilot Credits from the first build step, and needs a standalone Copilot Studio purchase.
TranscriptFetch added to the index: converts YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and podcast media to structured transcripts for RAG pipelines through a REST API and a hosted MCP server. 100 free credits a month, then from $5/mo (USD).
CoAnimator added to the index: an agentic animation studio that builds product demos, tutorials and launch videos from plain descriptions and renders locally. Free with watermarks, or $99 one time for 4K (USD).
CDGenie by CaseDocker added to the index: the AI assistant inside the CaseDocker legal suite, working across contracts, cases, compliance, notices, documents, billing and reporting through structured workflows with human review. Quote-only pricing.
Dash added to the index: an AI teammate in Slack and Microsoft Teams that connects to 3,000+ tools, runs research and follow-ups, and holds mutating actions for approval. Free tier, then $50/mo (USD).
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1 on September 1, 2026 for demanding reasoning and long-horizon agentic work, at $10/$50 per million input/output tokens with cache reads at $0.25 per million.
Atlassian changed how Rovo credits are charged from August 31, 2026. A basic Rovo Chat answer or basic agent run costs 10 credits, advanced features cost a variable amount, and enriched Teamwork Graph calls through the Rovo MCP server draw on the same credits. Atlassian says billing for usage past the included allowance takes effect on December 3, 2026 at $0.01 per credit, with extra usage switched on by default.
Lattice MCP became available to EMEA customers with EU data residency, and gained Submit Updates, Request Feedback and Submit Feedback actions.
HubSpot Sales Hub Starter pricing increased. Billed annually moved from $7 to $9 per seat per month, and month to month moved from $10 to $15 per seat per month. The $20 list rate is unchanged, and Professional, Enterprise, both onboarding fees, and every HubSpot Credits rate and allowance are unchanged. Documented August 2026, as the vendor publishes no change date. Our previous verification on 10 August 2026 read $7 and $10 live, so the increase falls inside that window.
Anthropic made Compliance API coverage of Claude Cowork sessions on desktop, web and mobile generally available on August 26, 2026, after a beta that began August 11. Compliance teams can pull Cowork session content and metadata alongside Claude chats.
Anthropic added a browser built in to Claude Cowork on the desktop app on August 26, 2026, so Claude can open sites, fill forms and finish web tasks without the Claude in Chrome extension. It rolled out to Pro, Max and Team plans, with Enterprise admins able to turn it on.
Workato opened Otto by Workato, its autonomous agent for whole projects, to individuals and teams in Slack, on the web, and over SMS, with a free 30-day trial. It was previously offered to enterprise employees only.
OpenWorker 0.2.0 added security coworkers that run code, dependency, and cloud-configuration reviews and deliver their fixes as pull requests, along with memory across sessions, reusable skills, an optional auto-approve reviewer mode, and Intel Mac builds.
Perplexity added Computer in Email, so users can start a Computer session by sending or forwarding an email to computer@perplexity.com, and Computer replies in the same thread.
Klue became a verified connector in Claude's connector directory on August 20, 2026. The connector runs on Klue's MCP server and can read competitive intelligence and win-loss insights and also create and update battlecards from Claude.
Google launched Antigravity extensions on August 20, 2026 for Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, JetBrains IDEs, Zed and Xcode, giving access to Antigravity conversations and multi-agent orchestration inside existing editors. Enterprise sign-in for JetBrains and Zed is in preview.
Lattice acquired Pando, a performance platform built around evidence-based calibrations and employee progression, and appointed Pando founder Barbra Gago as Chief Marketing and Strategy Officer.
Juicebox released Agent 4.0, which uses MCP connectors to pull role context from tools such as an ATS, meeting notetakers and Notion before sourcing, simulates several search strategies against live market data, and can take actions in connected apps.
Warp introduced Warp Factories in early access on August 18, 2026: infrastructure for running fleets of coding agents across the software development lifecycle.
AWS announced it will discontinue support for the Amazon Q Developer IDE plugins on April 30, 2027, and pointed IDE users to Kiro for similar capabilities, including agentic coding, chat and MCP support.
Kilo published a forthcoming pricing change on its pricing FAQ, adding a 5% processing fee on card purchases that add credits and beginning billing for awake cloud compute time. The vendor states the change starts September 1 2026 at the earliest, and that purchases and cloud usage before that date are unaffected. The comparison table on the same page already lists the 5% credit purchase processing fee against all three plans, so the two vendor surfaces differ in emphasis.
Juicebox launched a hosted MCP server that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code and other MCP clients query recruiting analytics and create or manage Juicebox Agents, with access mirroring each user's Juicebox permissions. It is listed in the Claude and ChatGPT connector directories and available on all paid plans, with shortlist and project tools on Business.
Luma introduced Luma Scenes on August 11, 2026. Powered by Uni-1, Scenes turns a script, product shot or brief into a visual storyboard so each key frame can be reviewed and fixed before any video is rendered.
Adapt moved its hosted MCP server from early access to beta, adding OAuth sign-in so an editor or terminal connects with one command. The server exposes one tool, ask_adapt, which runs an Adapt agent with the organization's knowledge, integrations and skills.
CampaignStack added to the index. LinkedIn and email outbound platform for lead generation agencies, priced per workspace with a free tier and a first-party MCP server exposing a documented tool set.
Jasper Pro pricing increased. Billed yearly moved from $49 to $59 per seat per month, and month to month moved from $59 to $69 per seat per month. Documented August 2026, as the vendor publishes no change date. Business remains quote-only.
Elicit launched Research Agent on August 4, 2026. It gathers evidence across the scientific literature, clinical trials, patents, regulatory and biology databases, web sources and uploaded documents, and turns it into cited reports, tables, figures, analyses and slides, on elicit.com and through the API.
Warp introduced the Warp Agent CLI on August 4, 2026, bringing Warp Agent to any terminal as a standalone command-line coding agent.
Perplexity added shared workspaces with shared files, Personal Computer for Windows, a Model Council comparison mode, and the Kimi K3 model, per the vendor changelog dated 4 August 2026.
Cursor released Google Workspace Plugins, announced in the product changelog dated August 3, 2026.
Respond.io published a first-party MCP server, documented at its developer site and listed as an entry in its own integrations directory. External AI clients including Claude Desktop, ChatGPT and Cursor connect into a workspace and call structured tools such as get_contact, send_message and create_comment, over both HTTP and STDIO transports. Respond.io publishes no launch date, so this entry records the capability as documented in July 2026 rather than asserting one.
Rippling publishes a first-party MCP server. Its developer documentation describes the Rippling MCP as an MCP server that lets external AI clients connect to Rippling data and tools. Rippling separately ships an MCP Gateway under its IT product, which lets administrators set policy over which MCP servers their users may reach. Rippling publishes no launch date for either, and the documentation is gated behind a Rippling account login, so this entry records the capability as documented in July 2026 rather than asserting a launch date.
Tricentis announced its acquisition of Tabnine on July 30, 2026 and said it will build Tabnine's Enterprise Context Engine into the Tricentis Agentic Quality Engineering Platform. The tabnine.com website now redirects to Tricentis.
Workato made AIRO generally available on its platform. AIRO is a multi-agent system that plans, builds, deploys, and monitors integrations and automations from a stated business goal, applies an organization's own playbooks, and also works inside Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP clients.
Pipecorn added to the index: a B2B contact data platform, rebranded from ProntoHQ, that waterfalls 100+ providers for verified emails and mobile numbers and publishes a first-party MCP server. Free plan, then $41/mo billed yearly or $49 month-to-month (USD).
Ashby launched an MCP server, currently in beta and available across plans. It is client-agnostic and works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP-compatible tool, letting AI agents query the recruiting pipeline, prepare for interviews and take actions inside Ashby without leaving the assistant. An organization admin must enable it via an opt-in toggle in admin settings, and it is not available to Analytics-only organizations. Previously listed by Ashby as a coming-soon feature. Verified live on 2026-07-28; the vendor did not publish a dated launch announcement, so the ship date is unknown.
Juicebox repriced its entry tiers and increased credit allowances. Starter is now $99 per seat per month billed yearly ($119 monthly) with 500 contact and 500 export credits and unlimited projects, up from a previously recorded $139 per seat with 250 contact credits and 3 projects. Growth is $179 billed yearly ($199 monthly) with 1,500 contact and 1,500 export credits. A custom-priced Business tier now carries ATS and CRM integration, network sourcing and SSO. Change observed and verified on 2026-07-28; the vendor did not publish a dated pricing announcement, so the effective date is unknown.
Granola launched a free Apple Watch app on July 28, 2026 that starts meeting notes with a tap and syncs them to iPhone, Mac and Windows. It requires watchOS 11 or later.
Live task traces and browser-backed acceptance runs make the path from brief to finished work visible, with proactive follow-through on tasks the agent is carrying.
Torq announced Torq SOC Brain on 27 July 2026, a memory layer for its AI SOC platform built from three capabilities: Torq Recall, which reuses resolved cases and analyst notes as precedent for triaging new alerts, Torq Reflex and Torq Retrospect.
Styled reports, one-pagers and decks now live in a Library with revisions, sharing and publishing, so agent output arrives as finished documents rather than chat text.
Conversica announced a majority recapitalization led by a fund managed by Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital, alongside the Ignite launch. Its management team continues to lead the business and keeps a significant ownership position.
Conversica launched Ignite, an AI-native revenue activation engine for car dealers and dealer groups. Ignite unifies customer, vehicle, sales, service and conversation data, surfaces revenue opportunities such as equity and lease milestones, declined service and F&I, and activates them through two-way conversations and campaigns.
Listed OpenWorker, an open-source, local-first desktop AI coworker from Andrew Ng that delivers finished work (documents, reports, Slack replies, calendar updates) across 25+ connected tools. Free and MIT-licensed; bring your own model key or run locally via Ollama.
Delisted six low-traffic, low-rated self-listed agents after a search-data prune: iQanAI, Ploy, Aident AI, SalesMind AI, Clawdi, and ContextPool. Each had negligible or zero organic search impressions and did not meet the index coverage bar.
Metix AI announced a global strategic partnership with Deel on July 24, 2026, stating that Deel Employer of Record and payroll infrastructure will be available white-labeled inside the Mira AI recruiter, so an accepted offer can move to compliant onboarding and payroll across 130+ countries without leaving the platform. Announced by Metix AI; not independently confirmed by Deel at the time of verification.
Added Vercel Agent, Vercel's built-in AI agent for full-context pull request code review (patches validated in Sandboxes) and on-demand production issue investigation with root-cause analysis. Usage-priced on Pro and Enterprise with no seat license. A distinct product from v0.
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5 on July 24, 2026, completing the current model generation of Fable 5, Opus 5, Sonnet 5, and Haiku 4.5. Opus 5 targets long-running agents and coding at $5 and $25 per million input and output tokens, matching Opus 4.8 pricing, with roughly double the coding performance.
Cognition, the company behind the Devin coding agent, acquired The Interaction Company of California, the developer of Poke, in a deal TechCrunch reported as valuing the company in the low nine figures. Poke continues to operate unchanged through the end of 2026 and plans to remain on Apple's Messages for Business platform, with the teams exploring convergence between Poke and Devin in 2027.
Anaconda acquired Kilo Code in July 2026, integrating it as the agentic engineering layer of Anaconda's AI development platform. Kilo continues as an open-source product for individuals, teams, and organizations.
Noded cut its Per Seat entry price from $100 to $20 per seat per month billed annually (month-to-month from $125 to $25), a 5x reduction. The 500 pooled Outcome Generations and $1 overage are unchanged.
HubSpot launched Agent Hub (July 2026), a cross-hub platform to run ready-made and custom AI agents across marketing, sales, and customer service, plus Agent Builder for building custom agents on one canvas using CRM data.
Velaris launched Velaris Intelligence MCP, a first-party MCP server that lets external AI assistants query account data, health signals, tasks and notes. The endpoint publishes standard OAuth protected-resource metadata with read and write scopes and is not gated to a tier or beta.
Sierra acquired Takeoff (July 23, 2026), a long-horizon AI agent runtime that grew from zero to a near-eight-figure run rate with a three-person team in 14 months. The combined teams are building Horizon, the platform Sierra announced July 16 for agents that pursue multi-step goals such as loan origination or closing a sale over days to months, reinforcing Sierra outcome-based pricing.
Skalin added to the index: an AI customer success platform for mid-market B2B SaaS with self-calibrating health scores and churn prediction, from EUR 569 per month on an annual plan.
Vecbase added to the index: an autonomous multi-agent workspace that runs a team of AI agents in shared, sandboxed workspaces, from $20/mo (USD) plus usage credits.
With the 2026.2 IDE releases (July 2026), JetBrains IDEs now expose testing, profiling, and refactoring skills to AI agents and natively integrate GitHub Copilot in the agent picker alongside AI Assistant and Junie, following a JetBrains and Microsoft partnership.
Avoma launched an MCP server that connects Claude and ChatGPT directly to meeting transcripts, notes, scorecards, and deal outcomes, live by early July 2026.
Elentaria removed its public self-serve tiers (previously from $890/month) and moved to demo-led custom pricing, repositioning from an AI GTM channel-scoring operator to the Elentaria OS revenue execution platform.
Artisan discontinued the self-serve free tier and public $250/mo pricing it launched with Ava 2.0 in May 2026, returning to quote-only Team, Scale, and Enterprise plans.
Google renamed NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook on July 16, 2026. It remains a standalone research tool on web and mobile, existing notebooks and shared links redirect automatically, and notebooks can now also be opened and created inside the Gemini app. Google announced code execution on a secure cloud computer the same day for Google AI Ultra subscribers.
Orbit (by Fraima) added: a shared-memory and first-party MCP-server layer connecting Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex and Gemini to one dashboard and vault. Freemium, Pro from $8/mo.
GoodTime published a first-party MCP server, letting an external AI assistant query live GoodTime recruiting data in natural language through the GoodTime public API. Version 1.0 is read-only, covering interviews, contacts, interviewer tags and tag categories, with no write operations supported. It is distributed as the goodtime-mcp npm package with Claude Desktop setup instructions. GoodTime states the server has been built and tested with Claude only, and a one-click listing in the Claude App Directory is still pending. GoodTime announced it in its July 2026 product update on the 15th, where it was described as coming soon, and the installation documentation and npm package were live when verified on July 30, 2026.
GoodTime launched a native two-way integration with the Ashby applicant tracking system, bringing its supported ATS count to eight alongside Greenhouse, iCIMS, Jobvite, Lever, SmartRecruiters, SAP SuccessFactors and Workday. GoodTime states all integrations, including deep two-way ATS sync, are included rather than gated behind a higher tier.
Cognition shipped SWE 1.7, its latest model, now available across all Devin tiers including the free plan.
Clari + Salesloft relaunched Clari Copilot as Salesloft Conversation Intelligence, combining it with Salesloft's Conversations product and adding AI Trends and Insights, mobile in-person recording, automatic call scoring and questions across multiple calls.
Profound launched FactCheck, which measures the factual accuracy of what AI answer engines say about a brand against the brand's own knowledge base, and feeds its findings into Aim.
HubSpot cut the annual Starter seat price for Sales Hub from $15 to $7 per seat per month. The month-to-month rate holds at $20 per seat.
6sense launched an MCP server, in beta and available to Revenue Marketing license holders, with published connection instructions for Claude, Copilot and ChatGPT.
Business Frame is now listed: an AI agent that builds and manages Google Ads campaigns for local businesses from just a website URL, with daily autonomous optimization. Free analysis tools, with campaigns priced at $10 setup plus 20% of ad spend.
Added iQanAI, a multilingual AI sales agent for e-commerce, coaches, and real estate that qualifies leads, handles objections, and books calls across WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger, and website chat in 90+ languages, from $79/mo. Listed On Our Radar as a July 2026 launch.
Added Profound Aim, the always-on AEO marketing agent from $1B-valued Profound: turns AI-search signals into prioritized marketing projects and routes work to specialized agents, with a hosted MCP server and 4.5/5 across 1,100+ G2 reviews.
Added Amp, the multi-model agentic coding agent from Amp Frontier Corporation, then sold as pay-as-you-go credits at API prices, with SOC 2 Type II.
Stagewise launched public pricing: Hobby (free), Pro at $20/month, Ultra at $200/month, and custom Enterprise, replacing the previously app-only paid plans.
Goose crossed 50,000 GitHub stars, raising independent-evidence scoring and lifting its editorial rating.
Integration depth raised to 4 after confirming Gojiberry publishes an MCP server for running prospecting and outreach from Claude, alongside native HubSpot and Pipedrive sync and 15+ enrichment providers. Displayed rating moved 3.8 to 4.1.
Integration depth raised to 5 after confirming Devin publishes an official MCP server (mcp.devin.ai) plus the DeepWiki MCP server and an MCP client marketplace, on top of native GitHub, Slack, Linear, Jira, and VS Code integrations and a full API. Displayed rating moved from 4.4 to 4.7.
Viktor shipped a one-click Supabase integration giving the agent native access to database operations, edge functions, and log inspection.
Make added an MCP Client app (verified and maintained by Make), so the platform now both exposes an MCP server for external AI tools and connects out to external MCP servers as a client.
VoiceFleet, a 24/7 AI voice receptionist for small businesses that answers calls, books appointments, and routes urgent calls in 30+ languages, joins the directory from €99 per month.
Noded, a post-sales customer context graph that auto-builds a live account story from 20+ tools and exposes an MCP server, joins the directory. Per Seat is $100 per seat monthly billed annually, or $125 month-to-month.
OpenAI launched ChatGPT Work on July 9, 2026: a GPT-5.6, Codex-powered office agent in ChatGPT that turns a goal into finished sheets, slides, docs, and Sites. Free to start on the desktop app; usage-metered like Codex. Added to the index.
OpenAI launched the GPT-5.6 family (Sol, Sol Pro, Terra, Luna) on July 9, 2026, replacing GPT-5.5 as the flagship across ChatGPT, Codex, and the API; GPT-5.5 Instant remains the fast everyday default.
Sub-scores rebalanced on re-audit: IndEvid 5 to 4 (27 G2 + 223 Trustpilot, not 200+ on a primary platform), IntDepth 4 to 5 (official MCP server confirmed in the registry plus native integrations), PriceTrans 3 to 4 (three public tiers). Total unchanged at 3.95.
Restructured from two tiers (Personal, Organization) to four (Basic, Pro, Team, Enterprise), with MCP access now metered in monthly credits (250 on Basic, 2,500 on Pro).
Individual pricing tiers (Free, Essential, Advanced) are now fully public; pricing transparency improved from partial to mostly-public.
Deep Research moved from a fixed monthly report count to usage-based limits (5-hour and weekly windows) on the Gemini 3 model family, and is now available on the free Gemini tier.
Roo Code VS Code extension shut down May 15, 2026 and repo archived; team directs users to ZooCode fork and Cline.
Launched ClinePass, a $9.99/mo subscription bundling open-weight models (promo $4.99 first month).
Pipedrive published a native MCP server, letting external AI assistants connect into the product. Documented in July 2026 - the vendor publishes no launch date for it.
MCP support now generally available as both an MCP server and client.
Launched a native MCP server, letting external AI assistants connect into the product.
Coda was rebranded as Superhuman Docs under Superhuman (the company formerly named Grammarly, which agreed to acquire Coda in December 2024). Pricing rose (Pro $10 to $12, Team renamed Business $30 to $33) and a Docs MCP server was added.
On Business and Enterprise, ChatGPT Agent enforces monthly message limits (40 on Plus, 400 on Pro, 40 on Business and Enterprise), and workspaces on flexible pricing pay 30 credits per message beyond that. Excel and Sheets extensions moved to metered usage; PowerPoint generation stays free through August 6, 2026 before moving to the same model.
ChatGPT Business consolidated into a single $20/user/month (annual, $25 monthly) plan combining ChatGPT and Codex, with agent, Codex, and Office extension usage now drawing from an included pool and metered by tokens, plus purchasable credits for usage beyond the pool.
OpenJobs AI rebranded to Metix AI on July 7, 2026, announced alongside $5.5 million raised across two oversubscribed rounds. The most recent was a $3 million round led by Rsquared Investment, the Singapore firm behind Bossjob. The Mira AI recruiter product name is unchanged, and the legal entity remains OpenJobs AI Inc. doing business as Metix AI. The primary domain moved from openjobs-ai.com to metix.ai.
Lattice published a first-party MCP server, letting external AI assistants read and act on Lattice data with each user existing permissions. Setup guides cover Claude, ChatGPT and Codex, and Slack. Available at launch to customers with US data residency, with EU data residency stated as coming in the autumn.
G2 presence established: 29 reviews at 4.7/5 under claimed Spellbook profile. Previously showed 0 reviews.
Pro tier increased from $10/month to $12/month. Deep tier reviews changed from unlimited to 200 per month.
Token-based pricing confirmed at $2.00 per 1 million tokens effective August 1, 2026 for WhatsApp Business Platform users. Free service messages end October 1, 2026.
Editorial rating upgraded from 4.30 to 4.55. IndEvid 4 to 5 (G2 proxy crossed 200-review threshold at 232 reviews). PriceTrans 3 to 4 (token pricing published on Meta developer docs).
Editorial rating upgraded from On Our Radar (2.65) to full rating 3.70 after discovering public pricing at /service-plan and verifying strong Product Hunt performance (1,521 upvotes, triple award winner).
Pricing moved from quote-only to published in the vendor Service Plans terms. Two plans: the Agency Plan at a $5,000 monthly recurring fee payable in advance, and the Pay-per-Call Plan at a $1,000 one-time setup fee covering the initial three months plus $100 per investor call conducted.
SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA certifications confirmed on Workforce Wave security page, resolving the previously documented SOC 2 contradiction.
ISO 42001 certification added to Harvey AI based on homepage security badges.
Modash increased pricing: Essentials $199 to $299/month, Performance $499 to $599/month.
Kiro added Claude Sonnet 5 model support, iOS app in early access, and parallel agents capability for building across large codebases.
Clay launched Audiences product for centralizing first and third-party GTM data sources, and expanded data marketplace from 150+ to 200+ providers.
Sprout Social editorial rating increased from 4.2 to 4.3: PriceTrans upgraded from 3 to 5 based on 3 fully public pricing tiers with feature comparison and 30-day free trial.
Seventh Sense SOC 2 Type II certification confirmed on vendor homepage.
Surfer editorial rating increased from 4.3 to 4.4: PriceTrans upgraded from 3 to 5 based on 4 fully public pricing tiers with feature comparison.
Surfer added new Discovery tier at $49/month (billed yearly), lowering entry point from $99/month. Top tier renamed to Peace of Mind at $299/month.
Luma Agents editorial rating decreased from 4.0 to 3.7: IndEvid corrected from 4 to 3 (G2 unclaimed with 1 review, Trustpilot 58 reviews at 1.5/5, $130M+ funding qualifies for IndEvid 3).
Opus Clip editorial rating decreased from 4.2 to 3.9: IndEvid corrected from 5 to 4 (G2 has only 6 reviews, Trustpilot 448 reviews at 3.9/5 below 4.0 threshold).
Smartly.io editorial rating increased from 4.1 to 4.3: IntDepth upgraded from 4 to 5 based on seven native bidirectional integrations including new Amazon Ads channel.
Smartly launched Synapse, an AI optimization layer with autonomous Planning Agents and Execution Agents powered by context-aware memory for cross-channel campaign orchestration.
Klaviyo AI editorial rating increased from 4.30 to 4.60: AutCap upgraded from 3 to 4 based on Composer autonomous campaign creation and Customer Agent 65% autonomous resolution, which Klaviyo reports.
Klaviyo moved its marketing agent out of the base plan. Composer, formerly the Marketing Agent, is now a separate credit-based add-on listed at $157 per month for 16,000 credits, and Customer Agent is a separate add-on listed at $200 per month for 200 AI conversations. The lowest paid Email tier is unchanged at $20 per month for 251 to 500 active profiles.
Ploy: AI marketing platform from Webflow co-founder Bryant Chou (YC S26, $27M seed). Autonomous website building, SEO/AEO optimization, visitor identification, and ad campaigns. Free tier; Starter $50/mo; Pro $300/mo.
Added WhatsApp, Google Calendar, and Microsoft 365 to integrations. WhatsApp confirmed as native platform channel alongside calling, SMS, and email.
Autonomous customer support agent with per-resolution pricing from $0.19. USPTO-patented anti-hallucination architecture. ISO 27001 certified. 60-day performance guarantee.
Editorial rating increased from 4.05 to 4.30 after IntDepth moved from 4 to 5 following native MCP server launch.
Security certifications cleaned to approved list only. Removed 6 non-approved Workspace feature entries. Added FedRAMP. Normalized HIPAA-eligible to HIPAA.
Google AI Plus entry price dropped from $7.99/mo to $4.99/mo. Starting_price updated from 7 to 5.
Crayon added: enterprise AI competitive intelligence platform with 20+ native integrations, official MCP server, SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance at custom enterprise pricing. 385 G2 reviews at 4.6 stars.
Klue added: enterprise AI competitive intelligence and win-loss analysis platform with Compete Agent, battlecards, and 12 native integrations including Salesforce, HubSpot, and Gong. 443 G2 reviews at 4.7 stars.
Outmano added: AI-powered competitive intelligence for B2B SaaS teams, tracking competitor pricing, SEO, content, and reviews with weekly digests from $49/mo.
Editorial rating corrected from 4.50 to 4.30. PriceTrans upgraded 3 to 5. IndEvid corrected from 5 to 4 (no standalone review presence).
Editorial rating corrected from 4.85 to 4.65. PriceTrans upgraded 3 to 5 (pricing fully public). IndEvid corrected from 5 to 4 (no standalone G2 listing or GitHub presence).
Editorial rating corrected from 4.50 to 4.30. PriceTrans upgraded 3 to 5. IndEvid corrected from 5 to 4 (no standalone review presence).
Claude Code G2 reviews increased from 79 to 89 at 4.7/5. GitHub stars updated from 133k to 135k.
Claude Fable 5 restored July 1 after export controls lifted June 30. Sonnet 5 launched June 30 with near-Opus performance at $2/$10 per million tokens.
Editorial rating corrected from 4.50 to 4.30. PriceTrans upgraded 3 to 5. IndEvid corrected from 5 to 4 (no standalone review presence).
Editorial rating decreased from 4.20 to 4.10 due to pricing transparency downgrade from public to partial (Scout credit pricing not yet published).
Editorial rating increased from 4.55 to 4.65 due to pricing transparency improvement from partial to fully public.
G2 reviews updated from 4 reviews at 3.4/5 to 5 reviews at 3.5/5. No rating or pricing changes.
Granola launched Granola for Android on July 1, 2026, bringing its bot-free AI meeting notes to Android phones for in-person meetings, with notes syncing to desktop.
Greenhouse shipped Greenhouse MCP, a first-party Model Context Protocol server that gives teams a governed way to connect approved AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini to Greenhouse data. Access is permissioned so organizations control what information is exposed, and Greenhouse positions it for reporting insights, candidate and job context summaries, internal copilots and cross-system workflows. It is currently in open beta and is available to Site Admins only, on the newer Core, Plus and Pro tiers.
Genesys acquired Pinkfish, an agentic orchestration company, on June 30, 2026, adding MCP-based tool integration with 500+ integrations across 25,000 MCP tools to Genesys Cloud AI. Rolling out via the AppFoundry Marketplace by end of July 2026.
Cline launched ClinePass, its first subscription tier: an optional managed plan for bundled open-weight models at $9.99/month (introductory $4.99 first month), alongside the still-free open-source BYOK core.
Pricing restructured into three separate product tabs: Outreach, Instantly Credits, and VIP. New Light Speed tier at $358/mo. Credits now separate subscription with Growth $47, Supersonic $97, Hyper Credits from $197. New features: AI Workflows, Web Researcher Agent, AI Email Writer Agent, 5 major LLMs with BYOK.
Claude Design added to Pro plan features. Claude Tag launched for Slack task delegation (Team and Enterprise). Trusted Devices for remote Claude Code sessions added. G2 reviews updated to 355. Fable 5 remains suspended under export control directive.
Make AI Agents graduated from beta to GA. Library of Agents added for ready-made deployable agents. Perplexity AI and DeepSeek AI added as named app integrations. G2 reviews updated to 329. Make Waves 26 conference announced for Prague, October 2026.
Email plan price increased from $31 to $55/mo annual. Email plan volume increased from 5,000 to 50,000 emails/mo. New lemAgent feature added for autonomous prospecting workflows. Intent Signal Agents and Data Enrichment Agents added. G2 reviews updated to 1,709.
Same pricing restructure as Instantly AI Sales Agent. Light Speed tier added. Credits separated into own subscription tiers. Functional full-stack entry point clarified at $94/mo (Outreach + Credits). New AI Workflows and Web Researcher Agent features added.
Chloe AI shared pool credit caps now documented: Essentials 10K, Growth 15K, Scale 20K per month. Named customer outcomes added: FollowUp.com (50% more booked appointments), Flatiron School. Additional organizations add-on documented.
AI Writing word limits now specified per tier (5K to 1M words/mo). Workflow limits tiered at 2/5/50/500 per team. Projects (BETA) on all plans. Recommendations (BETA) added. G2 reviews updated to 9,673. Pricing details expanded with daily email send limits.
New ChatGPT ads monitoring feature added across all plans. Starter tier now tracks ChatGPT, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews (previously ChatGPT only). Action Center moved to Enterprise-only. G2 reviews updated to 2,114. NP Digital confirmed as named customer.
G2 profile now has 1 review at 5.0/5 (previously zero). Data training confirmed as no per vendor homepage. Starting price set at EUR 12.99/mo (Pro tier). Free tier includes 50 AI Agent credits. Inro AI update shipped April 2026.
Homepage pricing inconsistency resolved: all tiers now consistent across site. Starter $99, Growth $249, Platform $499, Enterprise custom. No setup fees, no contracts. Security certification corrected: HIPAA BAA is not a third-party certification. SOC 2 Type II remains in progress with Q3 2025 target passed.
Domain migrated from all-hands.dev to openhands.dev. Company rebranded from All Hands AI to OpenHands. GitHub stars updated to 78,508. Self-hosted deployment method added. All empty fields populated.
Completed full re-audit of 13 agents across 5 categories: OpenHands, Workforce Wave, Influential, Inro, Jacquard, Writesonic, Apollo.io, Close CRM, Instantly AI Sales Agent, Instantly.ai, lemlist, Make.com, and Claude. All listings updated with current pricing, G2 review counts, product changes, run-on sentence fixes, and US English standardization.
Unify overhauled pricing in its June 24 "Next Chapter" relaunch, moving from a roughly $20,000/year enterprise entry point to a permanent free tier plus self-serve Base ($20/seat/mo) and Pro ($60/seat/mo) plans.
Microsoft made Copilot Cowork generally available on June 16, 2026 to Microsoft 365 Copilot tenants, billed through usage-based billing in Copilot Credits on top of a Microsoft 365 Copilot license. Microsoft said more than half of the Fortune 500 was using Cowork at launch.
Updated the MCP server with buyer decision fields: pricing_transparency, contract_type, data_training, human_in_loop, mcp_compatible, security_certifications, editorial_rating_notes, G2 data, and last_verified_at. AI systems querying the MCP server now get the full structured buyer context for every agent.
Full re-audit following vendor submission from Corey Ferreira. Pricing completely restructured: per-editor tiers replaced with usage-based Agencies track and demo-based Businesses track. Old customer references replaced with current case studies (Turo, StubHub International, Trilogy). Voiceflow Core proprietary model launched May 2026. Verified badge granted.
Completed full Chrome re-audits across ai-sales-agents (6 agents), ai-research-agents (2 agents), and ai-workflow-agents (partial). All listings verified against live pricing pages, G2 profiles, security trust centers, and privacy policies. Notable rating changes: Helpscout 3.5 to 4.1, Chatbase 3.5 to 3.7, Balto 3.8 to 4.1, Forethought 3.9 to 4.1, SalesMind AI 3.3 to 3.6, SalesLabel 3.1 to 2.7 (On Our Radar), Relevance AI 3.4 to 3.9, ChatGPT Deep Research 4.5 to 4.8, Gemini 4.5 to 4.7.
Added NOVA to AI Coding Agents. Free, open-source terminal coding agent with self-healing execution. Describe your goal, NOVA writes files, auto-fixes errors, resolves dependencies, and handles git. On Our Radar.
Added Elentaria to AI Marketing Agents. GTM operator for B2B that scores 22 channels, builds a 90-day plan, and executes weekly on your stack. Paired with a senior GTM expert. Custom pricing. On Our Radar.
Added Fundraisly to AI Sales Agents. AI fundraising agent that analyzes 300K+ investors, maps warm intro paths from your network, and runs cold outreach to book qualified investor meetings. Custom pricing. On Our Radar.
Added Gemini Spark to AI Workflow Agents. Google's 24/7 personal AI agent that runs autonomously in the cloud. Tasks, Schedules, and Skills frameworks. Requires Google AI Ultra at $100/month. US only at launch.
Added Meta Business Agent to AI Sales Agents. Meta's AI agent for businesses on WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram. Answers questions, recommends products, books appointments, and facilitates sales. Free setup with paid tiers coming.
Added Microsoft Scout to AI Workflow Agents. Microsoft's always-on personal agent, a desktop app for Windows and macOS available through the Frontier preview program.
Adapt launched a hosted MCP server in early access on June 9, 2026, letting external agents and tools connect over the Model Context Protocol and inherit full company context.
Gorgias launched a first-party MCP server (currently in beta), available on all Helpdesk plans at https://mcp.gorgias.com/mcp. It exposes tickets, analytics, and AI Agent and helpdesk settings as tools to MCP-compatible clients such as Claude and ChatGPT.
MCP support added with full OAuth 2.0/2.1 authentication for remote MCP servers. Product has also pivoted from a GitHub PR bot to a dedicated JetBrains coding assistant.
Acquired by Cognition AI in July 2025. Windsurf 2.0 launched April 2026 with an Agent Command Center and embedded Devin integration. Now listed under developer Cognition.
MCP server support added to the v0 API as of March 2026. Teams can configure custom MCP servers and reference them directly within v0 chat sessions.
MCP server support launched February 2026. Jules now connects to Linear, Stitch, Neon, Tinybird, Context7, and Supabase through vetted integrations, with more partners planned.
Freshworks shipped first-party MCP servers for Freshservice and Freshdesk (Enterprise, Early Access Program), letting external AI tools like Claude and Cursor connect in and act on tickets, assets, and service catalog data. Its Freddy agents also call out to marketplace app tools through the Freshworks MCP Gateway. Both listings updated to MCP status both.
Superscale added Skills on May 13, 2026: saved workflows that store research steps, evaluation criteria, creative rules and output specs so the agent repeats a task the same way every time.
Completed full rewrite of all 25 editorial guides to the new content standard. Every guide now has a 4-paragraph introduction, multi-paragraph section content, evaluation criteria specific to the use case, a decision framework, and 5 substantive FAQs. Covers all 8 agent categories plus buying frameworks, ROI calculation, and foundational explainers.
Adapt is the first agent in the AI Workflow Agents category to receive a Verified badge. SOC 2 Type I confirmed, pricing and integrations independently validated.
Added Adapt to AI Workflow Agents. Freemium ($0 to start), SOC 2 Type I certified, 16 native integrations. First verified listing in the AI Workflow Agents category.
Launched 8th category: AI Customer Success Agents. Added 10 agents covering the CS platform space: Gainsight, ChurnZero, Vitally, Planhat, Totango, Custify, Akita, ClientSuccess, EverAfter, and Staircase AI. Full category page, editorial listings, and guide live at /ai-customer-success-agents.
Every active listing now has a sub-type within its primary category — 44 types across 7 categories. Rebuilt the Similar Agents algorithm to score sub-type match as the primary signal, weighted by tag rarity. Apollo.io now correctly recommends Cognism, Avina, and Orange Slice instead of CRMs. Seven listings moved to their actual competitive home (Mastra, Tines, Cognee, Mem0, Viktor, Contextpool, Claude for PowerPoint into AI Workflow Agents).
Updated 8 high-impression listings to the full editorial standard: Apollo.io, Instantly.ai, Mem0, Cognee, OpenHands, Bardeen, Cursor, and Viktor. Verified sameAs URLs added (G2, Crunchbase, Product Hunt, LinkedIn, GitHub, Wikipedia where applicable), meta titles trimmed under 60 characters, descriptions trimmed under 160. Affiliate listings (Apollo, Instantly, Lemlist) updated to the same editorial standard with "Not affiliated." disclosure preserved across all listings regardless of revenue model.
Added Tabstack to AI Workflow Agents (browser automation). Mozilla-built API for AI agents to extract structured web data and automate browser actions, with schema-as-contract reliability and 30-second MCP setup. Free tier; paid plans from $99/month.
Added 2 new agents: Lightfield (AI Sales Agents -- autonomous CRM reconstruction from email and meeting history, $79/month) and Inrō (AI Marketing Agents -- Meta-verified Instagram DM automation agent, freemium from €12.99/month).
Updated MCP integration data across 3 agents: ContextPool now lists Windsurf, Kiro, and MCP as native integrations. Goose adds MCP support alongside VS Code and JetBrains. Clarm adds MCP alongside Salesforce, Discord, and GitHub.
Launched 7th category: AI Workflow Agents. Added 6 new agents (Axiom.ai, Browse AI, n8n, Beam AI, Zapier, Make) and moved 4 existing agents (Skyvern, Bardeen, Lindy, Relevance AI) into the new category. Full category page, guide, definition, and alternatives pages now live.
Completed full audit across 270+ active agents. Corrected 55+ listings including pricing model updates (Plandex now free, Clarm now freemium), integration corrections across 20+ agents, and deactivation of stale listings.
Added 8 new agents: Stagewise (AI coding, YC S25), HackerEarth OnScreen (AI HR), Viktor (AI coworker), Mastra (TypeScript agent framework, YC S25), Cognee (AI memory engine), Mem0 (AI memory layer), Bardeen (browser automation), FeedHive (AI social media).
Updated OpenAI Codex listing to reflect major 2026 upgrades: multi-agent parallel execution, desktop app for macOS and Windows, computer use, in-app browser, GPT-5.4 model, 90+ new integrations, and Codex Security launch.
Published 2 new editorial stacks: Open Source TypeScript Agent Stack (Mastra + Cognee + Stagewise) and Small Business Social Media & Lead Gen Stack (FeedHive + Apollo.io + Lemlist).
Fixed editorial ratings not displaying on agent listings where no user reviews existed yet. All 250 agents now show correct star ratings.
Added 4 new agents: Ovren (AI coding), FuseAI (AI sales), Clarm (AI sales), and Tines (workflow automation). All sourced from recent Product Hunt launches.
Full editorial audit complete across all 250 active agents — every listing now has an editorial rating, pros, limitations, and best_for field populated.
Removed deprecated and acquired agents including Thankful (acquired by Gladly 2023), Kompas AI (shut down Dec 2025), and ~30 duplicates and inactive listings.
Pricing updated from freemium to custom — free and pro tiers discontinued July 2025, now enterprise and custom only.
Pricing model updated from free to freemium to reflect updated notebook limits.
Juicebox raised an $80M Series B led by DST Global at an $850M valuation, announced March 10, 2026, with participation from Sequoia Capital, Verified Capital, Committed Capital, NFDG, Coatue and Y Combinator. Total capital raised reached $116M, following a $30M Series A led by Sequoia in September 2025. The round moved the independent-evidence sub-score from 2 to 3 under the funding band, raising the editorial rating from 3.3 to 3.8.