Agentic Index
The best AI agents for small business in 2026
Agentic Index tracks 155 AI agents for small business: 42 built for the industry and 113 broader platforms that also serve it. HighLevel, TinyCommand, and Crisp document the broadest capabilities among the specialists. 134 of the 155 researched vendors publish their prices, and 16 sell by quote through a sales team.
AI agents for small business are products a small team can buy, set up and run without technical staff or a long sales process. They answer the phone, reply to customers, follow up on leads, book appointments, send invoices and handle routine office work.
What sets this group apart is less what the agents do than who they are sold to. Every vendor on this page names small businesses as a customer. Many show a price on the website and offer a free plan or a trial.
Researched from public sources on the same 14 capabilities. No vendor pays for placement. How this list works
Where to start: 10 of 42 built for small business
Latest verified research: 2026-11-12
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1HHighLevelPublished prices
A plumber or other local business puts a Voice AI agent on its main line after hours to answer questions, book emergency visits and text a confirmation. AI Employee Unlimited costs $97 a month per sub account for unlimited voice and chat under fair use, often resold by the business's marketing agency.
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2TTinyCommandPublished prices
TinyAgents, forms, tables, workflows and email campaigns share one data model, so a small team captures a lead, enriches it and drafts the first email without stitching tools together. A Human Approval step holds anything before it is sent, and plans start free, then $19 a month for three seats.
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3CCrispPublished prices
Hugo answers website chat and email for a small support team from its help articles and uploaded files, then hands topics it should not handle to the shared inbox. Mini costs $45 a month for four seats with Hugo credits included, and when credits run out conversations go to people instead of stopping.
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4GGallaboxPublished prices
Small teams set up a Chat AI Agent without code by writing its role, goal and instructions and uploading their own documents, or start from a template library sorted by industry. Plans start at $112 a month billed annually with 500 AI credits, plus pass through WhatsApp and voice fees.
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5JJeevaPublished prices
A founder doing their own outbound can start on the free plan for prospect search and email finding, then move to Growth at $95 a month billed annually for email and phone lookup credits. A new funding round at a target account triggers a personalized follow up within the hour.
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6MMacalyPublished prices
The agent builds a full web app or website from a description, with its own database, sign in, email and Stripe payments, and hosts it on a custom domain. It runs security and SEO checks before the owner puts the site live, and plans start free, then $10 a month.
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7PPlaycodePublished prices
An agent with its own cloud computer builds a website, web app or mobile app from a description, runs it and checks it in a real browser. Playcode Cloud then hosts the result with a database, file storage, email and a custom domain, for owners building and running their own website.
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8SScribeberryPublished prices
Solo and small group practices get ambient scribing and dictation, with Canadian government and insurance forms filled in from the encounter. Berry drafts the referral and sends the fax once the clinician approves, and pricing starts with a free Trial Mode, then $99 a month for Pro.
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9BBika.aiPublished prices
A team of AI agents works inside one workspace with the company's spreadsheet style databases, dashboards and documents, reading and writing that data, publishing posts and calling outside APIs. Automations run on schedules, emails and record changes, and 145 installable templates give a one person company ready made agentic apps.
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10CChatbasePublished prices
A small team trains a support agent from the company website, PDFs and help docs and puts it live on the site, WhatsApp or Slack without an engineering project. AI Actions connect it to the order system and CRM, so it looks up orders, updates subscriptions and changes addresses, and a free plan is available.
Broader platforms that also cover small business
These 113 vendors sell a wider product and name work for small business as one of its uses. They suit a company that already runs on the platform or wants one agent layer across several teams.
- GGumloop
- A small team drags nodes onto a canvas to build automations where AI steps sort support tickets, draft outreach or summarize documents between Gmail, Slack, Notion and Salesforce, with no code. Flows run on a schedule or from a webhook, and Loop Mode handles batch jobs such as enriching thousands of contacts.
- OOpenClaw
- A small business can run one OpenClaw Gateway on a Mac, Raspberry Pi or cloud server and message its agent on WhatsApp, Slack or Telegram to handle inbox, calendar and admin work, with scheduled jobs running in the background. The software is free, so the only running cost is the model the team picks.
- BBase44
- Superagents, built from a plain language description, run workflows on a schedule or when an email arrives, reach people on WhatsApp, Telegram and iMessage, and ask for approval before changing an app. Paid plans start at $16 a month billed annually, so a small team can launch without wiring separate services.
- nn8n
- A small team can self host the engine on its own server, or pay per workflow execution rather than per step, so a long AI agent workflow costs the same as a two step one. An AI Agent node can triage support tickets by querying a database and drafting a reply that waits for approval.
- RRelevance AI
- Ops and sales staff at a small business can describe an agent in plain language and get a first draft, or clone one from the marketplace, then run it in bulk across a whole lead list without a developer. Teams can pick whichever model balances quality and cost, or bring their own keys.
- AAgentX
- The Shopify Support Agent template starts in one click for an online store, grounds itself in the store's help documents and website, and goes live through a web widget with versions that roll back. The Free plan covers up to 5 agents and 200 credits, and Solo Builder costs $49 a month.
Picks by what you need most
- Best for complex multi step work
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OOmniDimension
Documents the most on orchestration, memory, and knowledge grounding among the specialists.
- Best for regulated and governed deployments
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HHighLevel
Documents the most on security, auditability, and human oversight among the specialists.
- Best for developer extensibility
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TTinyCommand
Documents the most on APIs, MCP support, and tool calling among the specialists.
- Best for fastest time to value
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CCrisp
Documents the most on prebuilt packs and channel coverage among the specialists.
How they charge
- Published prices: 134 of 155
- Plans and prices are on the website, and a team can start without a sales call. Examples: GGumloop,OOpenClaw,BBase44 andnn8n.
- Priced by quote: 16 of 155
- Sold through a sales team, with pricing set per customer. Examples: PPeakflo,AAlbato,SSmokeball andAArtisan.
- Pricing not published: 5 of 155
- No pricing model could be confirmed from public sources.
Where they run
- Private cloud: 11 of 155
- Runs inside the customer's own cloud account. Examples: DDify,MMinded,MMindStudio andFFlutterFlow.
The rest run as a cloud service operated by the vendor.
What to check before a shortlist
- A price you can see
- Small teams rarely have time for a sales cycle. Look for a published price, and check what the entry plan limits: conversations, minutes, users or tasks.
- Time to set up
- Some products are ready in an afternoon with a template. Others need someone to build the workflow. Check what the first day looks like.
- What it connects to
- The agent should work with the tools already in use: the phone number, the calendar, the inbox, the store, the accounting software.
- What happens when it is stuck
- Every agent meets a request it cannot handle. Look at how it hands off: a call transfer, a text to the owner, or a message left for later.
Head to head
All 155 AI agents for small business
Activepieces
AiSDR
Artisan
Bardeen
Dify
Gumloop
Langflow
Lindy
Make
MindStudio
n8n
Relevance AI
Strawberry
SuperAGI
Tasks in Gemini (formerly Gemini Spark)
ThinkReview
ZapierCommon questions
- What are the best AI agents for small business?
- HighLevel, TinyCommand, and Crisp lead the 42 products built for small business tracked by Agentic Index, and Gumloop, OpenClaw, and Base44 lead the 113 broader platforms that also cover it. The list is ordered by how many of the same 14 capabilities each vendor documents in public sources, and no vendor pays for placement.
- How much do AI agents for small business cost?
- 134 of the 155 researched vendors publish their prices, so a team can see plans and start without a sales call. 16 sell by quote through a sales team. Each vendor profile on Agentic Index lists the pricing model and any published prices.
- Can AI agents for small business run in a private cloud or on premises?
- Most run as a cloud service. 11 of the 155 researched vendors document a private cloud option and 22 document an on premises or self hosted option.
- How many AI agents for small business are there?
- Agentic Index tracks 155 AI agents for small business. Every one is researched from public sources and listed on this page.
How this list works. A vendor is on this page when its product is built for small business, either as its main category in the index or as a job its own materials name. The order is the number of the 14 Agentic Index capabilities each vendor documents in public sources, with full support counting more than partial support and ties broken alphabetically. The picks, the pricing counts and the deployment counts are computed from the same records. No vendor pays for placement.