$49.99/user/mo 7 day free trial
Why it comes up: Lindy is a better-known AI agent builder with more reviews, but it is priced per user from $49.99/mo, where Rerun charges $29/mo for the workspace with unlimited seats.
Stands out: Lindy is one of the most mature assistants in this group: it drafts in your voice, records and follows up on meetings, connects to 1,500+ tools plus MCP, and asks before it sends, posts or updates anything.
Watch out: Every active user takes a paid seat, and credits are the real limit: when the shared pool runs dry Lindy pauses until the next cycle unless you top up at $10 per 1,000 credits. Lindy has changed its plans several times in 2026.
Best for
- Recruiters buried in email, scheduling and interview follow-ups
- Agency teams that work in Slack
- Leaders who want daily briefs and meeting prep done for them
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Why it comes up: Tasklet also turns plain-language instructions into scheduled AI agents, from $25/mo, but Rerun adds a cloud computer for apps with no integration and lets you bring your own ChatGPT or Claude plan.
Stands out: Tasklet bills the organization, not the seat, so a whole team can share agents, tool connections and memory from one credit pool. Agents fall back to a real web browser for portals and older sites that have no API.
Watch out: There is no free plan or free trial; you pay before the first run. Credit cost per task depends on the model, context and tools in play, and monthly credits do not roll over. GDPR compliance is still listed as in progress.
Best for
- Small teams that want agents on email, CRM and reporting without a developer
- Recruiting and sales desks automating lead research and CRM enrichment
- Companies that want one AI budget instead of per-seat licences
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Why it comes up: Relevance AI is built for teams designing multi-agent workforces with more build controls, from $19/mo, while Rerun leans on ready-made coworker templates.
Stands out: Model costs are passed through at wholesale as Vendor Credits that roll over while you stay subscribed, and you can bring your own API keys to skip them. It also runs its own MCP server, so agents can be built and managed from Claude or Cursor.
Watch out: It is a builder, so someone has to design and test the agents; there are no ready-made recruiting workflows. Usage is metered in Actions, so busy agents can need top-ups at $80 per 1,000, and the free plan has been retired.
Best for
- Recruiting and sales ops teams that want custom AI agents
- Agencies automating research, enrichment and outbound prep
- Teams that want to bring their own model API keys
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$19.99/mo Free tier 14 day free trial MCP API
Why it comes up: Zapier is the safer choice for fixed if-this-then-that automations across thousands of apps with a free plan, while Rerun suits work that needs an agent to read, judge and write.
Stands out: Zapier MCP is on every plan, including Free, and connects AI assistants to the same 9,000-app catalog.
Watch out: Each MCP tool call uses two tasks. Free Zaps are limited to two steps, and Professional is a single-user plan.
Best for
- Ops teams connecting SaaS apps without code
- People who want Claude or ChatGPT to act in Gmail and Slack
- Solo users who fit on one Professional seat
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