SuperAGI

AI-native CRM and agentic platform unifying sales, marketing, and support agents.

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What is SuperAGI?

SuperAGI grew from an open-source autonomous agent framework into an AI-native CRM that unifies sales, marketing, customer support, and customer success under one intelligent system. Its platform ships ready-to-use AI SDRs, an AI dialer, marketing and support agents, a CDP, journey orchestration, and an agent builder for custom workflows — consolidating the fragmented GTM tech stack. Developers can still use the original open-source framework to build and run custom autonomous agents, while businesses get an agentic CRM with continuous learning from agentic feedback. Pricing combines per-seat licensing with usage credits, including free monthly credits.

Key features

  • AI SDRs for outbound/inbound prospecting and meeting booking
  • AI Dialer and voice agents for call campaigns
  • Agent-curated lead database of 275M+ contacts
  • Agent Builder for custom sales workflows
  • AI-native CRM with revenue analytics and intent signals
  • Omnichannel marketing: email, SMS, WhatsApp, web push

Pros

  • Combines agent framework heritage with a full GTM product
  • Replaces many point tools with one platform
  • Open-source framework option for developers
  • Free monthly credits for testing workflows

Cons

  • Credit-based pricing can be hard to forecast
  • Platform breadth may mean less depth per module
  • Enterprise-grade setup still needs onboarding effort

SuperAGI at a glance

PricingFreemium
CategoryMarketing & Sales
Platformsweb, ios, android, chrome-extension
CompanySuperAGI
Official websitesuperagi.com
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SuperAGI FAQs

What is SuperAGI?

SuperAGI grew from an open-source autonomous agent framework into an AI-native CRM that unifies sales, marketing, customer support, and customer success under one intelligent system. Its platform ships ready-to-use AI SDRs, an AI dialer, marketing and support agents, a CDP, journey orchestration, and an agent builder for custom workflows — consolidating the fragmented GTM tech stack. Developers can still use the original open-source framework to build and run custom autonomous agents, while businesses get an agentic CRM with continuous learning from agentic feedback. Pricing combines per-seat licensing with usage credits, including free monthly credits.

What are the main features of SuperAGI?

SuperAGI offers AI SDRs for outbound/inbound prospecting and meeting booking, AI Dialer and voice agents for call campaigns, Agent-curated lead database of 275M+ contacts, Agent Builder for custom sales workflows, AI-native CRM with revenue analytics and intent signals and Omnichannel marketing: email, SMS, WhatsApp, web push.

How much does SuperAGI cost?

SuperAGI follows a freemium model: a free tier is available, and paid plans unlock higher limits and advanced features. Check its official website for current plan prices.

What are the pros and cons of SuperAGI?

Strengths of SuperAGI include Combines agent framework heritage with a full GTM product; Replaces many point tools with one platform; Open-source framework option for developers. On the downside, Credit-based pricing can be hard to forecast; Platform breadth may mean less depth per module; Enterprise-grade setup still needs onboarding effort.