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Published November 12, 2026 · Updated November 12, 2026

Hit a limit, a price you don't like or a missing feature? Pick the agent you're leaving and see what we'd use instead.

• Alexa+ alternativesHouseholds that want errands done by voice, especially Prime members.
• Boski alternativesPeople who want subscriptions cancelled, bills lowered and refunds chased by text.
• ChatGPT alternativesMost people who want one agent that can do a bit of everything.
• Claude alternativesPeople who want a careful agent working in their own browser and files.
• Comma alternativesPeople who want an open-source agent without the setup of OpenClaw.
• Dia alternativesPeople who want an AI browser for reading and research, not errands.
• Fambot alternativesParents drowning in school emails who use Gmail.
• Fellou alternativesTinkerers who want to try multi-site browser workflows.
• Genspark alternativesPeople who want an agent that can also phone businesses for them.
• Google Gemini alternativesPeople whose email, calendar and phone already run on Google.
• Grok Bot alternativesPeople who want several agents handling recurring jobs, and who already pay for X or Grok.
• Hark Pro alternativesPeople who want a proactive agent that can order, pay and book, for free to start.
• Instinct alternativesPeople with an invite who want errands, especially travel, done end to end by text.
• Lindy alternativesBusy professionals who want an assistant for inbox, calendar, meetings and calls.
• Manus alternativesPeople who hand off long research or build tasks and check back later.
• Martin alternativesPeople who want an assistant they can call or text about their calendar and inbox.
• Meta Muse alternativesMost people who want one agent to handle real errands, especially in WhatsApp.
• Microsoft Copilot alternativesWindows and Edge users who want a free agent built in.
• Ohai alternativesFamilies who want calendars, school emails and meals organized in one place.
• Ollie alternativesBusy families who want one shared agent for the household.
• OpenClaw alternativesTechnical people who want a private, always-on agent in their own chat apps.
• Opera Neon alternativesDesktop users who want a browser built around an agent.
• Pally alternativesPeople who want a capable agent in their texts without paying.
• Perplexity Comet alternativesPeople who want an AI browser on every device for free.
• Poke alternativesPeople who want an assistant in their text messages that watches email and calendar.
• rabbit OS3 alternativesTinkerers who want an agent across their computers, with the option of a dedicated device.
• Rene alternativesPeople who coordinate plans with others and want their agents to talk to each other.
• Simular Sai alternativesPeople with repetitive computer tasks they'd like an agent to take over.
• szn alternativesPeople who want calls and follow-ups handled for free during the preview.
• Tomo alternativesPeople who want an encouraging assistant in iMessage, including in group chats.
• Town alternativesProfessionals who want an agent for their work inbox, calendar and follow-ups.