SuperAGI
Open-source autonomous AI agent platform with a graphical interface and agent marketplace.
SuperAGI is a dev-first, open-source autonomous AI agent framework, released under the Apache 2.0 license, that lets developers build, manage, and run autonomous agents. It belongs to the lineage of early autonomous-agent projects like Auto-GPT and BabyAGI, which proved the concept of giving an agent a goal and letting it reason out the steps; SuperAGI's contribution was to wrap that idea in a more product-like framework, with a graphical interface, persistent memory, and the ability to run several agents at once rather than a bare script.
The framework gives an agent a goal and instructions, then has it plan and execute through a reasoning-and-acting loop. Distinctive pieces include an Action Console for feeding agents input and granting permissions while running multiple agents concurrently, a graphical interface for configuring and monitoring them, and a toolkit marketplace that extends agents to external systems like GitHub, Jira, and Slack alongside custom tools. It connects to multiple vector databases, stores agent memory so agents adapt over successive runs, supports trajectory fine-tuning that lets agents learn from feedback, and exposes token-usage controls to manage cost. A notable early feature was its built-in Agent Performance Monitoring dashboard, which surfaces run-level and organization-level metrics, an idea, along with a tool marketplace and graphical management, that influenced the wider agent ecosystem. It can be self-hosted with Docker or run on a hosted SuperAGI Cloud.
Two things are worth knowing for anyone evaluating it today. First, as a framework, the original open-source project has effectively stalled, with no new releases for a long stretch and limited maintenance, so teams starting fresh often compare it against more actively developed frameworks. Second, the company behind it has shifted its focus: SuperAGI now also presents itself as an AI-native, all-in-one platform unifying sales, marketing, and support, with autonomous sales agents handling multi-channel outreach and prospecting, a built-in AI-native CRM as the system of record, a workflow-automation engine, analytics, and AI communication tools including voice agents and meeting intelligence, and compliance with GDPR, SOC 2, and HIPAA. The result is one name covering both a pioneering but now quiet open-source framework and a newer commercial go-to-market product.
Vendor details
Canonical URL
https://web.superagi.com
Category
GTM / revenue agent
Company status
independent
Use cases & customers
Target customers
Deployment options
In practice
You want to study or build on a clean autonomous-agent architecture with a GUI rather than a bare script. SuperAGI's open-source framework lets you set a goal, run agents through a ReAct loop, and monitor them in an interface.
You need to run several autonomous agents at once and watch how they perform. SuperAGI's Action Console manages concurrent agents with input and permissions, while its built-in monitoring dashboard surfaces run and organization-level metrics.
You want agents that improve over repeated runs and reach into your tools. SuperAGI stores agent memory, supports trajectory fine-tuning from feedback, and extends agents through a toolkit marketplace for systems like GitHub, Jira, and Slack.
Sources & related URLs
Related / legacy domains
Capability coverage
11.5 / 14 capabilities · 82%
| Integrations & Tool CallingAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
|---|---|
| Workflow OrchestrationAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Knowledge Grounding & RAGAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| Human Oversight & GuardrailsAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Security, Identity & GovernanceAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Observability & AuditabilityAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Memory & State PersistenceAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Deployment & Data ResidencyAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Prebuilt Agents, Templates & PacksAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Full |
| Triggers & Channel CoverageAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Partial |
| 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 | Full |
| Browser & Computer UseAgent Features research report + JSON Feature Rubric | Unable to verify |
Pricing
OSS free · platform seat $49/user/mo
per user + credits + credit packs
Included quota
Starter: 500 credits/mo
What is public
SuperAGI publishes Free ($0/user/month), Starter ($45/user/month), Business ($150/user/month), and Enterprise (custom). The plan cards show Free with 100 credits/month, Starter with 500 credits/month, and Business with 2,500 credits/month. [27]
Billing mechanics
The same page’s billing FAQ is unusually detailed. It says a paid seat costs $49/month and is billed in full immediately when added, with no proration; a Credit Pack also costs $49/month for 2,500 credits; additional packs are billed immediately and expire at cycle end; and purchased products added mid-cycle are prorated to align with a single billing cycle. The FAQ also publishes detailed action-credit costs, including voice-agent usage at 15 credits per minute, mailbox purchase at 2,100 credits/year, and a variety of enrichment / AI-generation action costs. [27]
Cost watchouts
Company focus has shifted to the AI native GTM/CRM platform; the original open source agent framework remains available (MIT) but moves more slowly. On the platform, credits expire each cycle with no rollover, voice agents consume roughly 15 credits a minute and phone enrichment 10 credits a number, so real costs can run well past the seat price; two official pricing pages show different structures, so confirm current terms before buying.
Variable cost rationale
Credits, packs, voice usage, mailbox purchases, automatic seat purchases, and conflicting public numbers create high spend variability.
Additional watchouts
The page is internally inconsistent. The public Free card says 100 credits/month, while the FAQ says every user automatically receives 300 Credits for free each month. It also uses both $45 and $49 language around seat pricing depending on the section. SuperAGI should therefore be presented as public exact with document conflict, not as a fully settled price card. [27]
Overage / add-ons
Credit packs $49 for 2,500 credits; seat additions bill immediately; free-credit count inconsistent across page/FAQ
Sales call required
No — self-serve available
Free / trial
Free
Lowest paid plan
Paid seat $49/user/mo with 2,500 credits; extra credit packs $49 per 2,500 (expire at cycle end)
Key ambiguities
Plan-card and FAQ credit counts conflict; seat price is shown as both $45 plan and $49 FAQ seat
Cancellation / refund
Seat additions and credit packs bill immediately; no proration for added seats; credits expire cycle-end
Support SLA / resale
Business includes CSM and <24h priority support; Enterprise removes API rate limits
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