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Custom AI agentsWe build and run an agent for one jobPricingAboutBlogCrewAI is a free, MIT-licensed framework for teams of AI agents, but its hosted plan jumps from 50 free executions to custom Enterprise pricing. Here are 9 alternatives, from code frameworks to no-code tools, with prices read on each vendor page.
Checked October 26, 2026. Prices were read on each vendor's own pricing page; some vendors only quote through sales. Prices change: re-check before you buy. Dooza Crew is our product; we list it last and say where others fit better.
If you write code and want more control over handoffs, use LangGraph. If you build on one model vendor, try the OpenAI Agents SDK, Microsoft Agent Framework or Google ADK, all free and open source. For a visual builder you can host yourself, try Dify or n8n. For a no-code builder with a real browser, try Gumloop. For a team of agents you brief in plain words instead of building, try Dooza Crew.
CrewAI describes itself on GitHub as a "Framework for orchestrating role-playing, autonomous AI agents", and the framework is MIT-licensed. Many teams like it. Others look elsewhere because of:
To be fair, CrewAI says it is "Used by 65% of the Fortune 500" on its pricing page, and many builders say it is the easiest way to think of agents as a team with roles.
| Tool | Best for | Cheapest paid plan | Runs a browser or computer for you | Hosted or self-host |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CrewAI (for reference) | Developers building role-based agent crews | Framework free (MIT); hosted Basic free (50 executions/mo); Enterprise custom | You add tools in code | Both |
| LangGraph (LangSmith) | Developers who want low-level control | Plus $39 per seat a month | You add tools in code | Both |
| OpenAI Agents SDK | Developers building on OpenAI | Free (MIT); you pay for model usage | You add tools in code | Self-host |
| Microsoft Agent Framework | .NET and Python teams on Microsoft | Free (MIT); you pay for model usage | You add tools in code | Self-host |
| Google ADK | Python teams on Google Cloud | Free (Apache 2.0); you pay for model usage | You add tools in code | Self-host |
| Dify | Visual agentic workflows and RAG apps | Professional $590 a year per workspace | Not listed on the pricing page | Both |
| n8n | Visual workflows with AI agent steps | Starter 20 euros/mo billed yearly, 2,500 executions | Not listed on the pricing page | Both |
| Gumloop | No-code agents for business teams | Pro from $37/mo, 20,000 credits | Yes, a real browser for every agent | Hosted |
| Relevance AI | No-code AI workforce for sales and ops | No public price; Enterprise only ("Talk to sales") | Not stated; lists calling and meeting agents | Hosted |
| Dooza Crew (ours) | Small businesses that want a team of agents | $49/mo per organization (unlimited users and agents) with AI usage included (hard spending cap), 7 days free | Yes, each agent has its own computer and browser | Hosted |
LangGraph is LangChain's agent framework (GitHub, MIT license); LangChain describes it as a way to "Build agents with low-level control". You get explicit state, nodes and checkpoints, and you deploy and trace with LangSmith.
OpenAI's GitHub repo calls it "A lightweight, powerful framework for multi-agent workflows". It is MIT-licensed.
Microsoft says it is "an open, multi-language framework for building production-grade AI agents and multi-agent workflows in .NET and Python". The old AutoGen repo now says "Microsoft Agent Framework (MAF) is the enterprise-ready successor to AutoGen."
Google's Agent Development Kit is "An open-source, code-first Python toolkit for building, evaluating, and deploying sophisticated AI agents with flexibility and control."
Dify's GitHub page says it helps you "Build Agentic workflows, RAG pipelines, with rich AI model and tool support on one collaborative workspace."
n8n calls itself a "Fair-code workflow automation platform with native AI capabilities", with an AI Agent node for agent steps inside workflows.
Gumloop lets business teams "Build, share, optimize & control agents" without code. Its homepage says "Agents open a real browser and click, type, upload, and pull data from any site your team already uses, with or without an API."
Relevance AI pitches its plan "For companies looking to decouple growth from headcount via an AI Workforce." It lists 2,000+ integrations and calling and meeting agents.
You tell Dooza, your master agent, the job in plain words from the web or your phone; it plans it, builds the helper agents it needs (a researcher, a writer, an outreach agent) and reports back. Each agent has its own computer and browser in a private, isolated workspace; you watch every step live in chat.
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Comparing more agent platforms? See Lyzr alternatives, Relevance AI alternatives and n8n alternatives.
For developers who want more control over state and handoffs, LangGraph is the usual pick. If you build on one model vendor, the OpenAI Agents SDK, Microsoft Agent Framework and Google ADK are free open-source options. If you want a visual builder, try Dify or n8n. If you would rather not build at all, Dooza Crew builds the helper agents for you from a plain-words brief, for $49 a month per organization.
The CrewAI framework is released under the MIT License, so the code is free. You pay for the AI model you call. The hosted CrewAI platform has a free Basic plan with 50 workflow executions a month; the next step is a custom-priced Enterprise plan (CrewAI pricing page, checked October 26, 2026).
It depends on the job. CrewAI makes it easy to describe agents as a team with roles and tasks. LangGraph gives you explicit state, nodes and checkpoints, which helps when a handoff needs a retry or a human approval. In an r/LangChain thread from September 2026, several builders said they prefer LangGraph once workflows get complicated.
Microsoft archived the AutoGen repository. Its GitHub page now says "This project has been archived and is no longer actively maintained" and calls Microsoft Agent Framework "the enterprise-ready successor to AutoGen". New projects should start with Microsoft Agent Framework.
Yes. Dify and n8n give you visual builders you can also self-host. Gumloop is a hosted no-code agent builder with a real browser for each agent, from $37 a month. Dooza Crew goes further: you describe the job in plain words and it builds the agents for you.
Most small businesses do not want to write Python to get work done. Dooza Crew is free for 7 days and then $49 a month per organization (unlimited users and agents) with AI usage included and a hard spending cap. If you want to build workflows yourself on a small budget, n8n starts at 20 euros a month billed yearly.
A lead AI agent plus helper agents that browse the web, write files and ask you before they send or pay. 7-day free trial (card required), then $49/month with AI usage included and a hard spending cap.
Lyzr is free to build on, but production starts at $100K a year. Here are 9 alternatives for building multi-agent workflows, with prices read on each vendor page, who each fits and one honest limit for each.
Gumloop Pro starts at $37 a month plus an 8% orchestration fee. Here are 9 alternatives for building AI agents and automations, with prices read on each vendor page, who each fits and one honest limit for each.
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Crew: 7-day free trial · Custom agents: refundable pilot, 100% refund within 14 days
Dooza builds AI products and services for small businesses. Custom Dooza agents start with a refundable pilot: 100% refund within 14 days.
Or start now: Dooza Crew, AI employees you chat with from web or phone, watching every step live in chat: free for 7 days, then $49 a month for your whole organization (unlimited users and agents, no per-seat fee) with AI usage included and a hard spending cap. Want it done for you instead? Dooza Managed, $200/month.