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AI Agents Pricing Index 2026

Workflow execution pricing, per-run costs, and seat limits across 13 AI agent platforms. n8n, Make, Zapier AI, Devin, Dify, and 8 others compared.

Authored by Oleh KemExpert verified·Published June 2, 2026·Updated June 2, 2026·Our methodology

Platforms tracked

13

AI agent platforms

Have free tier

92%

all 12 platforms

Lowest paid plan

$9

per month

Highest published

$349

per month

AI Agent Platform Pricing Comparison

PlatformStarting PriceG2 RatingFree Tier
Composio$29/mo4.9/5Yes
n8n$24/mo4.7/5Yes
Make (Integromat)$9/mo4.7/5Yes
Flowise$35/mo4.7/5Yes
OpenAI Agents SDKFree / Custom4.6/5Yes
Dify$59/mo4.6/5Yes
Zapier AI$29.99/mo4.5/5Yes
Browser Use$29/mo4.4/5Yes
Relevance AI$349/mo4.3/5Yes
CrewAIFree / Custom4.2/5Yes
Devin$20/mo4/5Yes
Letta$20/mo3.9/5Yes
AutoGPTFree / Custom3.8/5Yes

Four Pricing Models in the AI Agent Market

Workflow Executions

Make (Integromat), Zapier AI

Priced per scenario run or task execution. Make starts at $9/mo for 10,000 operations. Zapier AI starts at $29.99/mo for 750 tasks. Costs scale with automation volume rather than seat count.

Seat-Based Subscription

n8n, Dify, Devin, Letta, Browser Use

Monthly fee per user or workspace. n8n starts at $24/mo, Dify at $59/mo, Devin at $20/user/mo. Fixed cost regardless of workflow volume makes budgeting predictable for small teams.

Usage and API Credits

OpenAI Agents SDK, AutoGPT

No platform subscription fee but underlying API calls billed per token consumed. Total cost depends entirely on model choice and task complexity. Suitable for developers who want infrastructure control.

Hybrid: Free Platform + % Savings

Composio, CrewAI

Platform access is free or low-cost. Revenue comes from enterprise contracts, integrations marketplace, or a percentage of measurable ROI. Pricing not fully transparent until enterprise negotiation.

Key Takeaways

All 13 AI agent platforms include a free tier in 2026

Universal free-tier adoption reflects the current land-and-expand strategy across the category. Platforms prioritize developer adoption and workflow testing before converting teams to paid plans. This differs from traditional automation tools where paid plans were required from day one.

Workflow-based pricing scales predictably but hides real costs

Make at $9/mo and Zapier AI at $29.99/mo appear cheap at face value. Both are priced per operation or task execution, and production workflows can consume thousands of operations per day. Teams should model monthly operation counts against their automation volume before selecting a plan tier.

API consumption costs sit outside the subscription price for LLM-backed agents

Devin, AutoGPT, and OpenAI Agents SDK all rely on external LLM APIs billed separately. A team running Devin on complex engineering tasks will spend more on OpenAI API credits than on the Devin subscription itself. Total cost of ownership must include model usage, not just platform fees.

Enterprise pricing diverges sharply from published rates above 10 users

Most published prices cover solo developers or small teams. Relevance AI's team plan at $349/mo and Browser Use's Business plan at $999/mo represent the high end of transparent pricing. Enterprise agreements for platforms like Composio and CrewAI are custom-quoted and typically include dedicated support, SLAs, and compliance features.

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Pricing sourced from vendor websites. API usage costs not included in published prices. Full methodology.