Agentpedia
How we pick
Every profile here is built from published evidence.
What qualifies
An agent needs to meet all five of these rules to get a profile.
- Live and purchasable today, with no waitlist.
- Published pricing, on the vendor's own page.
- A named company with privacy and security documentation that says how customer data is handled.
- Activity in the six months before the profile was last verified. A dated marketplace listing update counts.
- It does the job end to end. A chatbot with a new name does not count.
How agents are ranked
Each agent gets a score of 1 to 5 on seven criteria, from the evidence its profile names.
- Job fit and output quality.
- Setup time.
- Price at small-business scale.
- Controls: approvals, logs, undo, permissions, review queues.
- Integrations.
- Security evidence.
- Independent user evidence.
A job page orders its shortlist by the total out of 35 and says why each agent is there.
Rankings and scores are never for sale.
A hidden gem is an agent that scores high on the rubric but has little visibility, such as few public reviews or almost no press.
What the evidence tags mean
Every evidence item on a profile carries a tag that says who it comes from.
- Vendor documentation. The vendor's own pages, changelog, case studies, press releases and its makers' launch posts.
- Independent users. Marketplace ratings with their counts and dates, review sites and community threads.
- Press and analysis. News reports, editorial reviews and listings, and comparison pages, including those by competing vendors.
- Tested by us. Used only when we ran the agent ourselves. No profile carries it.