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AI Agent Directory with AI Agents Reviews, Plus What Each AI Agents Directory Charges
This AI agent directory lists 19 AI agents with 167 user reviews, and every agent has its own alternatives page. The most reviewed right now are Callback, Reprompt, DryMerge. Building an agent? A priority listing is $49 one time, against $19 to $497 at the other directories compared below.
One time payment. Review profile, alternatives page and a followed link, live after editorial review.
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AI agents in the directory
Ordered by how many reviews back the rating. Open the reviews to vet the vendor, or the alternatives page to see who else does the same job.
Callback
★ 4.4 from 15 reviews
Callback is AI-native business process outsourcing. We help our customers stay focused on their core business while we use AI to automate ta...
Reprompt
★ 4.2 from 14 reviews
Reprompt builds AI Agents for Location-- Mapping companies like Radar and TomTom use our agents to get live information about a point of int...
DryMerge
★ 4.4 from 13 reviews
We create AI agents that constantly monitor emails, calendar, calls, or wherever else companies have relationship data and organize it into...
Wordware
★ 4.2 from 13 reviews
AI Agents have arrived. They are powerful enough to read, plan, and act across your everyday life and work. The question is no longer whethe...
Brainbase Labs
★ 4.1 from 13 reviews
Brainbase Labs is an applied AI research lab enabling AI in the workforce by building high-fidelity agent environments and tooling.
Marblism
★ 3.9 from 13 reviews
We've built several businesses over the years, and each time, we faced the same challenges. We knew we needed to send sales emails, post reg...
RowBoat Labs
★ 4.5 from 12 reviews
A Cursor-like AI-assisted, no-code IDE for building production-ready multi-agents. ✨ Start from a simple prompt to create fully function...
Proxis
★ 3.9 from 12 reviews
Proxis is the AI automation platform built for enterprises. Proxis is creating AI email agents that empower brands and enterprise teams i...
Gumloop
★ 3.7 from 10 reviews
Gumloop is a platform for automating repetitive and complex workflows end-to-end with AI. Builders drag, drop, and connect modular compo...
How to shortlist an AI agent in three steps
Most agent pilots fail on fit, not on the model underneath. These are the checks that save a wasted month.
Pick by the job, not the demo
Write down the one workflow the agent has to own, such as inbox triage, lead research or ticket routing. Then filter to agents built for that workflow. A general agent that "can do anything" usually needs weeks of prompting before it does your thing.
Vet the vendor before the call
Open the reviews and check the vendor domain, how long the company has been shipping, and whether low ratings mention the same failure. Agent startups pivot fast, so a product that changed direction twice is a risk for anything you will build on.
Compare two finalists on your data
Use the alternatives page to find a second option, then run both on a week of real work. Ask each for per seat and per task pricing in writing, and what happens to your data and connected accounts if you cancel.
Building an AI agent?
Get your agent a page buyers read before they book a demo
When a buyer hears about a new agent, the next thing they type is its name plus reviews, pricing or alternatives. For most agent startups that search returns the vendor's own site, a LinkedIn page and nothing else. A review profile fills that gap, and it is the page that decides whether the buyer books the call.
- ✓A review profile at /products/your-agent with your description, pricing notes and demo link
- ✓An alternatives page that puts you next to the agents buyers already compare
- ✓Placement in the AI Agents category and a followed link to your site
- ✓Claim the profile later to answer reviews and keep pricing current
AI agents directory listing costs compared
Prices read off each directory's own submit or sponsor page where it publishes them. Directories run launch discounts and change tiers often, so check the checkout page before you pay.
| Directory | What a listing gets | Published price | Best for |
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| SaaS Reviews (this site) | Review profile, alternatives page, category placement, followed link | $49 one time priority listing; $299 per week boost | Profile with user reviews that can rank for your agent name |
| AI Agents Directory | Agent listing with categories, newsletter slots on paid tiers | Badge backlink listing at no fee; $19 fast track; $49 starter; $99 growth; $499 partner | Agents that want several paid visibility tiers |
| AI Agents List | Lifetime editorial listing; Launch Boost adds a followed link | $29 lifetime listing or $49 launch boost, refund if not approved | A cheap permanent listing with a quick eligibility check |
| AI Agent Store | Agent directory plus news and founder tools | Basic listing after review, no fee; guest posts $99 to $129 | Founders who also want editorial coverage |
| There's An AI For That | Large AI tools directory that also takes agents | $49 review fee; $437 max exposure package | Consumer and prosumer AI tools with a newsletter push |
| Futurepedia | AI tools directory with a verified tier | $497 one time verified listing | AI tools with a bigger launch budget |
Where the others win. AI Agents Directory and There's An AI For That have newsletters and far more agent traffic than we do, and AI Agents List is cheaper at $29 if all you want is a permanent entry.
Where we fit. We are a review site first. Your agent gets a profile with reviews, an alternatives page and a category placement, which is the page a B2B buyer opens when they vet you.
What to skip. Bulk submission packages that promise 100 directories. Most of those pages never get indexed, so the buyer never sees them.
AI agent directory FAQ
What is the best AI agent directory?
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The best AI agent directory for a buyer is one that shows reviews and alternatives next to each agent, so you can compare before you book a demo. For a founder listing an agent, the best one is the directory whose profile pages rank for the agent name. Size matters less than whether the page shows up when a buyer searches you.
How much does it cost to list an AI agent in a directory?
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Most AI agents directories list an agent for no fee after review, then charge for speed and placement. AI Agents Directory sells a $19 fast track and a $49 starter boost, AI Agents List charges $29 or $49 one time, and There's An AI For That charges a $49 review fee. A priority listing here is $49 one time.
How do I list my AI agent in a directory?
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Pick two or three directories your buyers use, prepare a one line description, a 150 word summary, pricing, a logo and a demo link, then submit through each site's form. Paid tiers skip the review queue. Here you submit once, and the agent gets a review profile, an alternatives page and a category placement.
Where can I find AI agents for my business?
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Start with a directory that files agents by the job they do, then read reviews and the alternatives page for the two or three that fit. Check the vendor domain, the pricing model and whether the company is still shipping. Book a demo only with agents that pass those checks on your own data.
Is an AI agent directory listing worth it for a startup?
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A listing is worth it when it creates an indexable page that a buyer reads while deciding. A logo in a grid with no profile rarely sends anyone. For an early agent startup, one review profile that ranks for the brand name usually beats twenty mass submissions.
What is the difference between an AI agent directory and an AI agent marketplace?
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A directory lists and reviews agents built by many vendors and sends the buyer to the vendor to buy. A marketplace lets you deploy or buy the agent on the platform itself. Buyers who want to compare use a directory, buyers who already know what they want often go straight to a marketplace.
Put your AI agent in front of buyers who are comparing
$49 one time for a priority listing, or $299 a week to sit at the top of the directory.