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Best Tool Calling 2026

Facts read 22 Sep 2026 – 21 Oct 2026

This list covers tool-calling software for buyers comparing ways to connect AI systems with tools. It helps you check plans, deployment choices, controls and operational features before you choose a product.

The standings: top 10

NameIn a lineRecord scorePrice fromTry it freeRuns onFacts read
01 VellumVellum suits individuals looking for an AI assistant to handle personal tasks across files, calendars, email, code, and computer controls.6.4$30 a monthFree planAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows15 Oct 2026
02 LinerLiner may suit researchers who need paper discovery and comparison, or professionals who want cited search and writing tools.6.1$14.99 a month, billed yearlyFree planAndroid, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows15 Oct 2026
03 DifyDify suits teams building AI applications that need configurable workflows, knowledge retrieval or multiple publishing options.6.0$590 a yearFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux15 Oct 2026
04 InngestInngest suits developers building event-driven workflows, background jobs, or agents who need durable execution and traces.5.8$99 a monthFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux15 Oct 2026
05 FlowiseFlowise suits developers and teams building agent or LLM workflows who want visual orchestration, deployment choices, and developer access.5.4$35 a monthFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux1 Oct 2026
06 agentgatewayIt suits platform teams and tool-builders managing model, MCP, or agent traffic in self-hosted environments.5.3Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux19 Oct 2026
07 Rasa5.3Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux21 Oct 2026
08 LLM GatewayLLM Gateway suits product and platform teams routing model requests across providers.5.2Free planFree planWeb, Linux, Browser extension, API15 Oct 2026
09 Inference Gateway4.8Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux10 Oct 2026
10 Langflow4.7Free planFree planWeb, Windows, Mac, Linux30 Sep 2026

The finder puts newest releases first. It uses figures the makers publish and does not score products. Compare free plans, paid starting prices, protocol support, deployment, tool-choice control, parallel tool calls, structured outputs, authentication methods and call observability.

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Vellum suits individuals looking for an AI assistant to handle personal tasks across files, calendars, email, code, and computer controls.

Free plan Open source From $30 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsMacBrowser extension+2
02

Liner

Liner may suit researchers who need paper discovery and comparison, or professionals who want cited search and writing tools.

AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4
Record6.1 Visit
03

Dify

Dify suits teams building AI applications that need configurable workflows, knowledge retrieval or multiple publishing options.

WebWindowsMac+4
Record6.0 Visit
04

Inngest

Inngest suits developers building event-driven workflows, background jobs, or agents who need durable execution and traces.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record5.8 Visit
05

Flowise

Flowise suits developers and teams building agent or LLM workflows who want visual orchestration, deployment choices, and developer access.

WebWindowsMac+3
Record5.4 Visit
6
agentgateway

It suits platform teams and tool-builders managing model, MCP, or agent traffic in self-hosted environments.

WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record5.3 Visit
7 WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record5.3 Visit
8
LLM Gateway

LLM Gateway suits product and platform teams routing model requests across providers.

WebLinuxBrowser extension+2 Free plan Record5.2 Visit
9 WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record4.8 Visit
10 WebWindowsMac+3 Free plan Record4.7 Visit
11 Self-hosted €20 a month, billed yearly Record4.7 Visit
12
Pipedream

Pipedream suits teams connecting services for AI agents or building automated workflows with code or drag-and-drop tools.

WebAPI $99 a month, billed yearly Record4.7 Visit
13 WebAPI $1.50 a month Record4.6 Visit
14
Kore.ai

Kore.ai is aimed at Global 2000 enterprises and teams building agent systems for sectors such as banking, healthcare, insurance, retail, and service operations.

WebAPISelf-hosted — Record3.9 Visit
15 WebWindowsLinux $2,500 a month Record3.5 Visit
16 API $0.01 usage-based Record3.3 Visit
17 Web Free plan Record2.7 Visit
18 Web — Record2.6 Visit
19 Web — Record2.2 Visit
20 Web — Record2.1 Visit
21 Web — Record2.1 Visit

Before you choose

Start with the plan

Check whether a product has a free plan, a free trial or a paid starting price. Pricing notes can differ between free, freemium and paid models.

Read the listed price and billing unit before comparing offers. A free plan and a free trial serve different needs.

Match your platform

Choose a deployment that fits your setup.

If you need to run code on your own systems, check for self-hosted support and review the product's deployment details.

Check call controls

Compare protocol support, tool-choice control and parallel tool calls. These fields show how a product handles tool selection and concurrent calls.

Use the structured outputs field when your workflow needs responses in a defined format.

Review access and visibility

Authentication methods indicate how access can be managed. Call observability indicates what visibility the product provides into calls.

If open-source code matters, look for that offering and confirm its licence before adopting it.

Questions

What does this tool-calling list compare?
It compares free plans, paid starting prices, protocol support, deployment, tool-choice control, parallel tool calls, structured outputs, authentication methods and call observability.
Can I try a tool-calling product for free?
Yes. Products on the list offer free plans or free trials. Check the pricing note for the specific product.
Which deployment options appear here?
The listed deployment options include web, API, self-hosted, Windows, macOS and Linux.
Are open-source tool-calling products included?
Yes. Open-source code is offered by products on this list. Check the product details and licence before using the code.
How are products ordered?
The finder orders products by newest releases first, using figures the makers publish. It does not score products.