The AI Agent Index
Price & Rating Tracker
We read the pricing pages so you don’t have to, and publish what actually changed across the full index. When a company won’t say when it changed something, we tell you that instead of picking a date that looks tidy.
Prices below are a snapshot verified on September 8, 2026, and are not updated after publication. This issue covers everything since our last issue on August 12.
Salesloft has retired the Clari brand
Nine months after the merger closed, Salesloft has put both companies under one name. If you bought Clari, the product you use is still there, but almost everything about how it is labelled has changed.
Clari is now Clari Forecast
Enterprise forecasting keeps the Clari name, and it is the only product that does. Revenue intelligence, deal management and conversation intelligence all move to the Salesloft name.
Clari Copilot is now Salesloft Conversation Intelligence
Salesloft has also merged its own Conversations product into it. The two overlapping call products that ran side by side since the merger closed are now a single product, and the old Conversations page redirects to it.
Salesloft is the brand over all of it
One company, one platform name, with Clari Forecast the single exception.
Worth doing this week. A banner on clari.com reads "One company, one site. This page will redirect on 9/15/26." That is next Tuesday. If clari.com is sitting in a bookmark, a saved report link, an SSO tile or an integration, check it before then.
HubSpot Sales Hub put Starter up on both terms
Starter is the entry tier, and both ways of paying for it went up.
| Plan | Was | Now | Term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales Hub Starter | $7/mo/seat | $9/mo/seat | Annual |
| Sales Hub Starter | $10/mo/seat | $15/mo/seat | Month to month |
HubSpot’s $20 list rate did not change, and neither did Professional, Enterprise, either onboarding fee, or any HubSpot Credits rate or allowance. Only the two Starter figures moved. HubSpot does not publish a date for the change. We last read $7 and $10 live on August 10, so it happened between then and now.
For anyone who has been reading since the start: Issue #1 reported HubSpot cutting Starter to $7 back in July. That price lasted under two months.
Disclosure. HubSpot Sales Hub is a sponsored placement on our site and our link to it is an affiliate link, so we may earn a commission if you buy through it. We read this price on HubSpot’s own pricing page on the day of publication. What a vendor pays never changes a rating, a ranking, or a number we print.
Gemini Spark can now connect to your own tools
You can point it at an MCP server URL and it will use that tool, which makes it an MCP client. Read the limits before you plan around it. Google states it is available in the United States only, in English only, and only if you sign in with a personal Google account, so a work or school account will not do it. Write actions still need you to confirm them by hand.
Tycoon published an MCP server, and changed its name
Claude Code and Codex can now connect to Tycoon, ask it questions and read its task list. Tycoon says this is available to every customer. The product itself was repositioned from Astra, an AI chief executive for solo founders, to Tycoon Agent, a manager for a team’s other AI agents. Tycoon publishes no date for either, so we date both to when we found them.
GitHub Copilot Business no longer needs a sales call
Business at $19 per user per month and Enterprise at $39 can now be bought directly, alongside the existing contact sales route. GitHub attaches its own caution on the page: "We’re gradually enabling new sign-ups." Neither price changed.
No rating changes this issue. Nothing a vendor did in this window moved one of our scores. We do adjust our own scores as we learn more about a product, but that is us getting better rather than a company getting better, so we do not report it as news. Our methodology explains how the scores are built.
Every price here is in US dollars and was read on the vendor’s own site on September 8, 2026. This page is a frozen archive copy and is not updated afterwards, so check the current listing before you buy. Listings are free and editorial. Advertising never changes a rating or a ranking. One vendor in this issue, HubSpot Sales Hub, is a paid placement and an affiliate link, and is disclosed above where it appears.