SmythOS is an AI agent platform with a visual workflow builder and prompt-based agent editing.
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Best AI Agent Platforms 2026
AI agent platforms give you a way to compare tools for building or providing AI agents. This guide is for buyers weighing access, deployment and the features a platform lists.
Compare free plans with free trials, then check paid-from pricing, deployment model and support for visual building, multiple agents, knowledge grounding, voice and human handoff. Check whether a platform supports the environment you need.
Vellum
Vellum is an AI assistant that can save context and use custom skills to work with your files and computer.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+5Microsoft Copilot
Copilot suits people seeking an AI assistant across web and desktop or mobile platforms, including those who want it alongside Microsoft 365 apps.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Dify
Dify suits teams building AI applications that need configurable workflows, knowledge retrieval or multiple publishing options.
WebWindowsMac+4Retool
Retool identifies developers, business engineers, analysts, and operations teams as people who can build with it.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+2Voiceflow is an AI agent platform available on web, mobile, and self-hosted deployments.
Workato Agent Studio runs on the web, iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows, with API access.
QuickBlox offers chat SDKs and UI kits for in-app messaging, with moderation tools for shared media and text.
Houston lets teams coordinate AI agent tasks across connected tools and models on desktop or the web.
Flowise offers visual tools for AI agents and LLM workflows on the web, desktop, Linux, or self-hosted setups.
Lindy suits individuals and teams wanting connected workflow automation, scheduled routines, integrations, and conditional or webhook-driven tasks.
It suits organizations building governed AI workflows across finance, sales, operations, and connected business systems.
Sauna may suit teams looking to use shared work context for suggested or configured actions.
LangSmith helps teams build and improve AI agents, with evaluations for datasets and live interactions.
Falcon Builder creates and deploys AI agents as chat, form, website, WhatsApp, and SMS experiences.
Relevance AI suits teams or individuals looking to build specialist AI agents and connect them to app workflows.
Helios gives teams cloud-based AI agents with connected tools and scheduled workflows.
Meya suits teams building conversational apps for websites or mobile apps, including engineers who want to customize flows and integrations.
Botpress creates AI bots with visual building, knowledge-base answers, and deployment across multiple channels.
Dust connects company knowledge and tools to build and run AI agents across workflows.
Starter is positioned for individuals exploring AI agents, while Pro is for teams building production agents.
Before you choose
Check how you can try it
A free plan and a free trial are different ways to start. Check which one a platform offers and what its listed paid-from price is before comparing costs.
For example, SmythOS lists a free plan and paid pricing from $39 per user per month. Vellum lists a free plan and paid pricing from $30 per month.
Match deployment to your setup
Compare the deployment model and platform availability against the environment you plan to use. Options represented in this category include web, API, self-hosted, macOS, Linux and Windows.
If you need a specific environment, confirm its availability on the platform's listing before choosing.
Compare the agent features
Look at whether the platform lists a visual agent builder, multi-agent support or knowledge grounding. These fields help you compare how a tool describes building and supporting agents.
Voice agent support and human handoff are also comparison fields. Consider which of these capabilities matter for your intended setup.