MultiOn
Also known as: AGI Inc., MultiOn AI
Web agent platform enabling AI to browse the internet and complete multi-step tasks autonomously.
MultiOn is a platform for autonomous web agents: software that takes a plain-language instruction and actually carries it out in a real browser, clicking, typing, filling forms, and navigating the way a person would. The company frames itself as a kind of motor layer for AI, the part that lets a model not just decide what to do but do it on the live web. Where a chatbot retrieves and synthesizes information, a MultiOn agent operates inside real, dynamic websites, including pages behind logins, real-time inventory, and interactive forms.
Its core capability is translating intent into web actions. A request like booking a dinner for two on Friday is understood holistically: the agent finds a restaurant, weighs options, navigates to the booking system, and completes a multi-step form, without each of those steps being spelled out. This intent-to-action translation is what separates MultiOn from brittle, hard-coded automation scripts that break when a page changes, and the platform leans on planning and self-correcting techniques to recover when a flow does not go as expected.
MultiOn is most strategically a developer building block. Its Agent API exposes web actions as a service: with a single call carrying a natural-language command and an optional starting URL, a developer can have MultiOn perform a task and return structured results, screenshots, and action logs. Sessions can run in the cloud or locally through a Chrome extension, continue across multiple steps, and use proxy support with fresh residential addresses to navigate bot protection, with parallel agents for scale. It also offers strong full-page structured data scraping and integrates with agent frameworks such as LangChain as a ready-made tool.
For individuals, the Chrome extension turns MultiOn into a personal assistant that handles routine web chores, booking travel, ordering, scheduling, finding deals, filling forms, while for product builders the API embeds those same web-action capabilities into their own applications and agent workflows. In effect, MultiOn provides the connective tissue that lets other AI systems reach beyond text and take real actions across the websites people use every day.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://www.theagi.company
Category
Browser / computer-use agent
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Target customers
Deployment options
In practice
You're building an agent that needs to actually complete tasks on websites, not just talk about them. MultiOn's API takes a natural-language command and performs the browser actions, returning structured results, screenshots, and logs.
A web flow you want to automate breaks every time the page changes because it's hard-coded. MultiOn interprets intent rather than literal steps, navigating, clicking, and filling forms, and recovering when a flow doesn't go as planned.
You want a personal assistant that books dinners and orders things for you in your own browser. MultiOn's Chrome extension carries out routine web chores from a plain-language request, acting in real sessions on your behalf.
Sources & related URLs
Related / legacy domains
Capability coverage
7.0 / 14 capabilities · 50%
| Integrations & Tool CallingAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
|---|---|
| Workflow OrchestrationAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Knowledge Grounding & RAGAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Unable to verify |
| Human Oversight & GuardrailsAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| Security, Identity & GovernanceAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| Observability & AuditabilityAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| Memory & State PersistenceAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| Deployment & Data ResidencyAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Prebuilt Agents, Templates & PacksAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Unable to verify |
| Triggers & Channel CoverageAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Unable to verify |
| Model Flexibility & RoutingAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| APIs, SDKs & MCP ExtensibilityAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Testing, Debugging & OptimizationAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Unable to verify |
| Browser & Computer UseAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
Recent platform changes
AGI Inc. announced a Qualcomm collaboration to bring agentic AI to Snapdragon-powered devices.
View sourceAGI Inc. publicly claimed AGI-0 reached 97.4% task success on the AndroidWorld benchmark.
View sourceAGI Inc. announced a Visa partnership for agentic commerce and secure agent-led transactions.
View sourcePricing
No public pricing · AGI-0 early access (waitlist) · SDK/Enterprise custom
usage
Included quota
Public details are limited. AGI-0 (early access): a personalized, proactive on-device co-worker that performs open-ended tasks across Android/iOS apps (e.g., set up a device, order rideshare/food, make purchases, edit media, send messages) by voice. AGI Agent SDK (enterprise): lets companies embed AGI Agents into devices as a Universal Voice Assistant. Legacy MultiOn Agent API: web-automation agent (navigate/scrape/act on sites without APIs), Python/JS SDKs, LangChain/LlamaIndex integrations - current availability/pricing unclear.
What is public
MultiOn has rebranded/repositioned as The AGI Company, Inc. (theagi.company, Palo Alto). The flagship is now AGI-0 - a mobile-first, ON-DEVICE AI agent (Android/iOS) and 'Universal Voice Assistant' that controls any app, offered via EARLY ACCESS / waitlist (no public list price). AGI Inc. has a formal partnership with Qualcomm to bring agentic AI to Snapdragon-powered devices. Companies can embed agents via the AGI Agent SDK (enterprise/custom). The legacy MultiOn Agent API (developer web-automation, historically around $19-$20/mo for a Pro tier) still has docs but its current pricing/status is unclear. There is no clear public list price on the primary AGI-0 pages - procurement is sign-up-for-early-access or contact-for-enterprise.
Billing mechanics
Not publicly published for the current AGI-0 product - access is via early-access/waitlist, and the AGI Agent SDK is custom/enterprise (embed agents in devices/apps). The legacy MultiOn Agent API was developer/usage-oriented (web-automation calls, Python/JS SDKs, LangChain/LlamaIndex integrations) with a historically cited ~$19-$20/mo Pro tier that may no longer be current. AGI-0's on-device model ('the device is the AI, no cloud round-trips') implies a device/app-embedded distribution rather than a metered cloud subscription.
Cost watchouts
Pricing and packaging are NOT transparent on the current site - 'hard to procure'; the company pivoted from a turnkey browser-agent product to AGI-0 / on-device mobile positioning, so older $20/mo Pro references are likely out of date; AGI-0 is an early-access PREVIEW (expect bugs, evolving terms); on-device/local-execution model may shift cost to device hardware rather than a cloud subscription
Variable cost rationale
Indeterminate from public info - the legacy API was usage/web-automation-call-based, but AGI-0's on-device model ('no cloud round-trips') and the enterprise SDK suggest device/app-embedded distribution; without published terms, cost exposure can't be characterized reliably
Additional watchouts
No transparent public pricing - hard to procure; mid-pivot (browser-agent to on-device mobile AGI-0), so product surface and terms are in flux; AGI-0 is an early-access preview; legacy browser-agent/API references (and ~$20/mo prices) may be stale; for a documented, publicly-priced browser-agent today, buyers are pointed to alternatives
Overage / add-ons
Not published - no public usage/overage terms for AGI-0 (early access) or the enterprise SDK (custom). Legacy API usage terms are no longer clearly documented on the primary site.
Sales call required
Mixed (some tiers require a call)
Free / trial
Waitlist / early access
Lowest paid plan
$19/mo (secondary-official API quote)
Commercial notes
Palo Alto; founder Sahin Boydas (with Div Garg); Series A; originally MultiOn (browser-agent, Agent Q with self-healing, featured in TechCrunch/HN); pivoted in 2026 to The AGI Company, Inc. with AGI-0 - a decentralized/on-device 'everyday AGI' thesis (intelligence on billions of personal devices, not data centers), with a formal Qualcomm/Snapdragon hardware partnership; competes with computer/web-use agents (Simular, Browser Use, browser-agent products) but now differentiated by on-device mobile + voice
Key ambiguities
MultiOn to AGI, Inc. rebrand and a strategic pivot to AGI-0 (on-device mobile) means there is no clear public list price; third-party citations of ~$19-$20/mo are legacy/uncertain (the browser-agent product's current status is unclear); whether the consumer AGI-0 app, the legacy Agent API, and the enterprise SDK each have separate pricing is not publicly resolved
Cancellation / refund
Not published - AGI-0 is early-access/waitlist (sign-up), the AGI Agent SDK is custom/enterprise (contact), and legacy API terms are no longer clearly posted; no public self-serve plan or cancellation policy on the primary pages
Support SLA / resale
Community/developer support historically (Discord, docs, tech@multion.ai for the legacy API); enterprise SDK implies dedicated/custom support; AGI-0 is early-access (preview support); LangChain/LlamaIndex integrations on the legacy API
Missing data
No clear public list price on the primary AGI-0 pages (early-access/waitlist + enterprise SDK custom); the legacy MultiOn Agent API's current pricing/availability is unclear (historically ~$19-$20/mo Pro, likely stale). Seed 'early access/waitlist + custom enterprise; consumer app coming soon; no clear list price' remains accurate - the consumer app is now AGI-0 (on-device mobile, early-access preview); treat any specific price as unconfirmed.
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